Executive View: NetIQ Identity Manager - 70901
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NetIQ is part of the Attachmate Group, which consists of a number of business units, including Novell and Attachmate. NetIQ is the entity, which now markets the former Novell Identity and Access Management products. The core product of NetIQ today is NetIQ Identity Manager, formerly known as Novell Identity Manager. NetIQ is consequently executing a roadmap of innovation and improvement for both the established products and new offerings, particularly for the Cloud, and appears to be a solid, focused, and well-positioned vendor in the broader IAM/IAG (Identity and Access Management/Governance) market. NetIQ has managed to retain Novell’s excellent partner ecosystem.
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Executive View: NetIQ Identity Manager - 70901NetIQ is part of the Attachmate Group, which consists of a number of business units, including Novell and Attachmate. NetIQ is the entity, which now markets the former Novell Identity and Access Management products. The core product of NetIQ today is NetIQ Identity Manager, formerly known… |
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