Pro Oracle Identity and Access Management Suite

1. Oracle Identity and Access Management Suite Overview.-2. Pre-Installation Considerations and Prerequisites.-3. User and Policy Stores.-4. Oracle Directory Services Installation and Configuration.-5. Directory Synchronization and Virtualization.-6. Oracle Access Manager Installation.-7. Identity Manager Installation.-8. Oracle HTTP Server and WebGate Installation and Configuration.-9. Configuring Oracle Access Manager.-10. Oracle Identity Management Configuration.-11. Oracle Identity and Access Manager Integration.-12. Oracle Identity Management and Identity Stores.-13. Identity Manager Policy Administration.-14. Identity Manager Forms.-15. Integrating Access Manager with E-Business Suite.-16. Troubleshooting and Common Issues

Ken Ramey holds a BS in Computer Science, and also a Masters in Computer Information Systems with an emphasis on Database Administration and Software Engineering. He began his 15+ year career while serving in the United States Air Force starting in 1997. During this time, Ramey wrote software for the Academic and Training wings of the US Air Force Academy. He had a chance to work on projects that included scheduling algorithms, grading systems, pilot currency tracking, and even an aircraft landing control system for the training airfield. After being Honorably Discharged from the Air Force, Ken was recruited to work for Oracle Consulting where he worked on Government contracts involving Oracle Application Server and Oracle Internet Directory. This experience led him into working for Centroid where he is now the Portfolio Manager for Fusion Middleware Products and Identity Management. In this position he takes the lead and assists on projects involving FMW Products such as Content Management, SOA, and WebCenter. His work at Centroid also includes any implementations involving Identity Management with an emphasis on integrations with other Oracle Products such as EBS. He has been a regular presenter at IOUG Collaborate and has also presented at other regional conferences such as the Michigan Oracle Users Summit, and the Rocky Mountain Oracle Users Group's Training Days.