We used SailPoint previously, but MIM is cheaper and easier to administer.

We've been using the previous versions of Microsoft Identity Manager before this. It was on-premises. So, we've had it implemented for some time, and then we upgraded it to the next version. Overall, we've had it for about 10 years.

I have deployed Microsoft for multiple customers but I haven't done the migration from One Identity Manager product to MIM. I have deployed various products. 

I haven't migrated from any other identity manager to Microsoft Identity Manager.

Our previous system was based on an on-premises solution. Now, the on-premises products are integrated with the cloud, which is what made the difference.

We began using this product because we moved to the cloud. Earlier, we were using on-premise systems and at that time, this kind of security was not needed as much.