Since his first IAM program conducted between 2000 and 2002, Dimitri NOKOVITCH has concluded that IAM solutions are unsuited to the cultures and business lines of large French organizations. They still do not support the operational reality of these organizations and require either scaling back objectives or making specific adaptations that are time-consuming and costly.

Furthermore, the traditional Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) model is so cumbersome, restrictive, and costly for large organizations that very few have managed to deploy it at scale and, above all, maintain it.

So companies have been facing the same problems for 20 years: multiple individual access requests, delays in provisioning, accumulation of rights, and reviews that are as time-consuming as they are ineffective.

It was in 2011 in Canada, after yet another frustrating role management project, that Dimitri NOKOVITCH returned to his professional roots, expert systems and AI, to design ArmadAI, which was successfully tested at SaskPower in Canada, then at the Englobe Group, and subsequently in France for the Caisse des Dépôts Group.

Since then, through projects accumulated over nearly 10 years, ArmadAI Consulting has explored new horizons in IAM and PAM ahead of everyone else.