Case Study – A Leading Multinational Telecommunications Company
Overview
One of the Internet hubs in the Middle East, providing connectivity to other telecommunications operators in the region. One of the largest carriers of international voice traffic in the Middle East and Africa.
Business Challenges
- Current network infrastructure was fragmented.
- Majority of the telecom’s applications were highly incompatible.
- NMS integrations had no active support from the OEM and lack of Out-of-the-Box (OOTB) integrations were possible.
- The business’s complex workflow processes were manual approvals and access reviews driven.
- There was multiple security solutions control for the majority of existing enterprise applications.
- The vendor management use cases were all complex and tedious.
- Moreover, their user management portal was outdated & already End-of-Life.
- There were quite a few legacy and disconnected applications.
The IDM Solution
- HA/DR solution with shared storage
- Critical feasibility analysis and integration approach finalization.
- OEM-level custom connectors developed for NMS provisioning.
- Complex custom approval workflows designed with actionable emails & automated access reviews.
- PAM-IAM integration for password change & session recording.
- Custom Java solutions for vendor management scenarios.
- Customized identity portal delivered.
- Automatic users & groups managed using centralized LDAP.
The company at a glance
The company provides innovative solutions and services to subscribers in several countries across the Middle East, Asia, and Africa.
Industry
Telecommunications
Location
Middle East
Services
IDM Managed Services
Key Results
- Highly complex customized solutions originally not supported by the principal vendor were implemented.
- Automated workflows simplified the information system control and audit process.
- PAM-IAM integration helped in achieving provisioning along with session surveillance.
- Subject Matter Expertise (SME) helped in saving maximum Professional Services (PS) efforts otherwise required from OEM.
- Solution branding as per organizational standards.
- Successfully integrated legacy applications that required mandatory upgrades.
