An IAM solution that centralizes staff data and automates your organization's authorization management.
Why choose Enovacom's IAM solution?
Automation
Consolidate data from multiple sources into a single trusted repository to drive and automate the management of hospital information system user rights.
Regulations
Meet regulatory objectives and IT security recommendations whilst improving user experience and efficiency.
Autonomy
Give your departments or business units the necessary day-to-day management autonomy by automatically following the life cycle of agents, without ever losing control.
- Customisable data model.
- Multi-activity management.
- Health-specific nomenclatures.
- Autonomous rule management.
- Modelling according to the ORBAC, RBAC, DAC principle (discretionary rights).
- Rights distinguished based on person type (student, employee, temporary worker).
- Management of account creation in Active Directory.
- Consolidation from national repositories.
- Provisioning library with over 80 applications.
Technical platform
- A recognized Enovacom Integration Engine.
- Active Directory: comparison with the existing one and automatic provisioning.
- Automation of IT tasks when creating a user: mailbox, network sharing, etc.
- Approval workflow.
- Additional modules: public pages, self-service, LDAP query.
- Accountability: traces provided in HL7 ATNA format.
What our customers say about Enovacom's IAM solution
Enovacom Identity Manager will save us the equivalent of a part-time technician. The nomenclature in the Enovacom directory allows us to give permissions to agents without waiting for human intervention. A professional who arrives at the hospital as a replacement, for example, will have his/her permissions created very quickly in order to be immediately operational.
Olivier TinlandCIO, CHU Montpellier, France
Enovacom Identity Manager will save us the equivalent of a part-time technician. The nomenclature in the Enovacom directory allows us to give permissions to agents without waiting for human intervention. A professional who arrives at the hospital as a replacement, for example, will have his/her permissions created very quickly in order to be immediately operational.
Fabrice PaquienHead of Innovation Project Application Department, GHT Rhône Nord Beaujolais Dombes, France