1 MIIS IAM ationwide Journey - MIIS & IAM
Jan 03, 2016
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MIIS
IAM
Nationwide Journey - MIIS & IAM
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Agenda
1. Introduction• Original objectives
• Definition of terms
2. MIIS
3. IAM• Introduction• Definition• Approach
• Summarising
4. Route Map
5. Summary
6. Questions
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Introduction – Original Objectives
1. Replace MMS with MIIS
2. Rewrite Central Database • Stream-line source business systems
• Create new database with enhancements
• Provide modern access interfaces
• Comply with standards and compliance
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Introduction – Definition of Terms
Multiple stores of information which CID Multiple stores of information which CID aggregates into a central repository for use aggregates into a central repository for use by consumers by consumers
Information on NBS employees, facilities, Information on NBS employees, facilities, organisation structure, mandates, roles, skills, organisation structure, mandates, roles, skills, competencies, system information (TMS), etc. competencies, system information (TMS), etc.
Business Area systems requiring corporate Business Area systems requiring corporate information in order to perform business information in order to perform business operationsoperations
Reference Information
Sources
Consumers
CID
An infrastructure to synchronise and make available the Society’s Corporate Reference
Information
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MIIS - Why we need MIIS
• Organic Growth• Little control• Duplication of effort
HR SystemHR System
BranchesBranches
ExchangeExchange
Active Directory Active Directory
Meeting Meeting RoomsRooms
OtherOtherEmployeesEmployees
33rdrd Parties Parties
Permanent Employee Data
Contract Employee
Data
E-mail Data
Branch/Area data
Premises data (meeting rooms, etc)Permanent Employee Data
3rd party dataE.g. estate agents
NBSWhite Pages
NBS
Outlets
CRM
System Applications
Intranet
MMS
• Duplication of data• Unsupported software• ad-hoc data sharing
Source Systems Consumer SystemsInformation Files
Duplicate
Duplicate
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MIIS - Why we need MIIS
Information FilesPermanent Employee Data
Contract Employee Data
E-mail Data
Branch/Area data
Premises data (meeting rooms, etc)Permanent Employee Data
3rd party dataE.g. estate agents
MIIS NBSDatabase
NBSWhite Pages
NBS
Outlets
CRM
System Applications
Intranet
Consumer SystemsSource Systems
HR SystemHR System
BranchesBranches
AuthenticationAuthentication
Authorisation Authorisation
Meeting Meeting RoomsRooms
OtherOtherEmployeesEmployees
33rdrd Parties Parties
BranchesBranches
ExchangeExchange
Active Directory Active Directory
Meeting Meeting RoomsRooms
OtherOtherEmployeesEmployees
33rdrd Parties Parties
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IAM - Introduction
1. Original Plan • Replace MIIS• Rewrite Central Database
2. Major Channel Development Programme• Transaction accessibility across all system channels• Members distribution Channels• Customer Services• 3rd Party integration services
3. Architecture Strategy Group • Realised significant business gains to be had by looking at the wider
issues of password management and provisioning in conjunction with these initiatives……. hence our introduction to
IAM
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IAM - Defined
Provides numerous concepts, techniques & solutions
for use in our heterogeneous environment
By combining our processes, technologies, & policies
to manage the Society’s identities & specify how they
are use to access out resource
Identity & Access Management
What are the benefits that IAM initiatives should produce?
What challenges must each initiative overcome? What are the specific organizational factors that must be addressed?What business & technology projects & solutions are necessary to support each initiative?
Strategy
Needs well defined answers to the following
Clear benefits of what an improved IAM will bring the Societymust be understood & identified Potential benefits must be balanced against the challenges of Implementing a technology solution A balance struck between expected benefits and complexitiesOf each solution
VisionA clear management vision of IAM benefits
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IAM - Approach ?
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IAM - Approach ?
1. Microsoft workshops• Related Business , Security & Technology areas
2. Established 3 main programmes• Security Programme• Central Reference Programme• New Business Programme
3. Nationwide Workshops • Microsoft • Business • Technology • 3rd Parties
4. Senior Management Boards • Governing decision making bodies
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IAM – summary
Employee
PartnersMembers
AuthenticationAuthorisation
Security Programme
New Business Programme
Enable reduce sign onReduced password resetsReduced ownership costs
Reduced internal/external attacks
Greater access to information Regulatory compliance
Business Agility application redeployment
MIIS
HR SystemHR System
BranchesBranches
AuthenticationAuthentication
Authorisation Authorisation
Meeting Meeting RoomsRooms
OtherOtherEmployeesEmployees
33rdrd Parties Parties
BranchesBranches
ExchangeExchange
Active Directory Active Directory
Meeting Meeting RoomsRooms
OtherOtherEmployeesEmployees
33rdrd Parties Parties
White Data
NBS
CRM
System
Intranet
Central Reference Programme
Central Data
IAM initiatives are is more complex than most IT programmes – due to the diversity of identity, protocols, policies and procedures - governing bodies need to trust and work together
Employee
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Route map
MIIS
MMS ExistingDB
Extract
Files
Multi formats
HR System
Property Systems
International
3 rd Parties
Sources
GABS
Consumers
NewDB
Web Services
&
Batch Interface
GABS MIS
CRM
FST
CATS/BOSS
Static Data
Channel MIS
EWM
Phone Book
TXN
ICRM
30 + others
Existing Systems
MIIS
BCM
2005 2006 2007Delivery
Branch systems
TMS
ProvisioningAuthentication
Security Programme
MPOS
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summary
Employees
15000
Members
15000000
Suppliers
15000
SystemsRealising businessbenefits through
collaborative working
The need to satisfyan increasing
stringent regulatoryframework
Collaboration
Bringing together workforces supplierspartners
possible customers
Protection More complex
infrastructures &
Enable ProtectionEnable
Maintaining a balance
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MIIS
IAM
Any Questions?