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IGA Implementation Realities
The practical challenges of implementing identity governance and administration, messy data, complex application integrations, organizational resistance, and scope creep, that make IGA projects hard and often longer than expected.
IGA implementation realities are the on-the-ground difficulties that theory glosses over: inconsistent and poor-quality identity data, applications that are hard to integrate, business resistance to access reviews, unclear ownership, and a tendency to over-scope. Acknowledging these realities helps teams plan realistically, prioritize, clean data, secure buy-in, and phase the work, rather than underestimating an IGA program and watching it stall. It is the candid counterpart to idealized implementation patterns.
Introduced in: Identity Governance and Administration
Examples
- Confronting messy, inconsistent identity data during rollout.
- Struggling to integrate a legacy application into the IGA platform.
- Managing business resistance to recurring access reviews.
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