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Role Model Implementation
Putting a designed role model into operation, defining roles in the IGA system, migrating users to them, and managing day-to-day, so the engineered roles actually drive access in practice.
Once roles are designed, role-model implementation makes them real: configuring roles and their entitlements in the IGA system, migrating users from ad-hoc grants to role assignments, dealing with exceptions, and operating the model over time as the organization changes. Implementation is where good role engineering either delivers value or breaks against operational realities, so it is treated as a sustained capability, not a one-shot project. It is the culmination of the IGA role-model work.
Introduced in: Identity Governance and Administration
Examples
- Configuring engineered roles in the IGA platform and assigning users.
- Migrating users from direct grants to role-based assignments.
- Operating and refining the role model as the organization evolves.
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