Yes I looked at using different sets of scripts, but they were hard to manage and extremely hard to test.

Both NetIQ Identity Manager and ForgeRock have similar structures with LDAP directories and connectors. However, ForgeRock offers the advantage of being a SaaS solution which eliminates the need for on-premises implementation. They also provide three environments with the license, facilitating development and testing processes.

We used to sell SailPoint as well as the CA solution. SailPoint was part of the OEM in the NetIQ. The technology product is very complex to implement.

We work with several of NetIQ's access management products, including Access Manager, Identity Manager, Advanced Authentication Framework, etc.

I have not used other solutions.

This was our first IAM solution.

No previous solution used.

A few years ago, I had the opportunity to analyze its competitors. IBM and Oracle and both were horrible; especially Oracle as it is difficult to implement, has unfriendly interfaces, there is an absence of connectors, and there are almost no specialists in the region. Oracle did not even work.

We previously used Microsoft Forefront Identity Manager.

No.

Yes, and we switched because NetIQ was easy to work, and low time to market.