COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Nov. 12, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Omada A/S (“Omada”), a global leader of Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) software and services, has released its Omada Identity Cloud Accelerator to help companies implement modern IGA in just 12 weeks. Following closely on the heels of the introduction of the next generation of Omada Identity Cloud, Omada Accelerator makes implementation faster so customers get value more quickly.
Time to value has notoriously been the barrier for entry to IGA upgrades and implementations, yet businesses need to migrate from legacy solutions due to their inability to scale, cost of ownership and to meet new security and business requirements. Implementations and migrations are typically slowed by multiple complex steps and customizations.
Omada Accelerator standardizes implementation and adoption with a best-practice framework for solution design and deployment that reduces customer risk. Omada has a proven record of successful IGA implementations in 12 weeks.
With Omada Accelerator you get:
Michael Garrett, CEO, Omada, said: “With Omada Accelerator we are helping companies that are looking for a way to improve operational efficiency and agility with identity. Our accelerator empowers organizations with automatic provisioning and delivers substantial value in only three months. That’s the kind of efficiency and effectiveness organizations are looking for today.”
About Omada
Omada, a global market leader in Identity Governance and Administration (IGA), offers a full-featured, enterprise-grade, cloud native IGA solution that enables organizations to achieve compliance, reduce risk, and maximize efficiency. Founded in 2000, Omada delivers innovative identity management to complex hybrid environments based on our proven best practice process framework and deployment approach.
For more information, go to omada.net
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