A customer has four different application types:
1. J2EE applications that use J2EE role security model
2. Web applications with heterogeneous administrative model
3. J2EE applications that do not use J2EE role security model
4. Web-Services applications that use WS-Security
Which order of application integration within IBM Tivoli Access Manager and IBM Tivoli Federated
Identity Manager results in a faster Return on Investment (ROI)?

A client has reviewed your cost estimates for an implementation of IBM Tivoli Identity Manager
and IBM Tivoli Access Manager. The client requests that you prove the functionality of the
products and the value derived within a controlled subset of the client environment. What is this
type of implementation called?

A client has the following business requirements:
– Reduce the cost of provisioning users onto systems across the enterprise – Provide single-signon across their Web applications
– Provide for cross-corporate, single-sign-on access between them and their Human Resources
benefit provider, via their portal Which IBM Tivoli products would provide the best solution for this
client?

Which skills are necessary to implement IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator to synchronize data
between different registries and databases?

IBM Tivoli provides the only integrated solution that addresses the four key areas of identity
management. Three of these areas are: Identity lifecycle management (user self-care, enrollment,
and provisioning); Identity control (access and privacy control, single sign-on, and auditing);
Identity foundation (directory, directory integration, and workflow). What is the fourth area of
identity management?