Talk:Oracle Identity Management

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Article is completely wrong: "Oracle Identity Management" != "Oracle Identity Manager"

This article is completely wrong. I am not going to fix it myself. But let me at least tell you what is wrong with it. "Oracle Identity Management" != "Oracle Identity Manager". They are two different things. As you can read here, "Oracle Identity Management" is a suite of many different identity management products which are sold by Oracle in various different bundlings. "Oracle Identity Manager" is one particular product within the suite. It's a common mistake, given the similarity in names, but this article completely confuses the two. --Yaib2010 (talk) 06:05, 26 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]