During the deployment, we first gather basic employee data from the source application for which we are implementing the single sign-on. We use an identity provisioning system (ICS) to obtain this data. Once the employee data is integrated into the authentication system, they can create a group password.

For instance, one group of employees may require Microsoft authentication, while another group may need Azure authentication. We configure and create groups based on these authentication requirements and then enable them through standard configurations.

My company deploys SAP Identity Management for customers, and deployment usually requires two consultants, at least one developer, and an administrator, so a minimum of four or five people. If your customer has a more extensive scope, you'll need more people to take care of the deployment of SAP Identity Management.

We did a local-team implementation.

We did have a consultant but most of the implementation was done in-house.

We handled the implementation in-house.

Implementation is done by me.