Linn-Benton Community College Selects Fischer International for their Identity Management Infrastructure

July 16, 2018 - Fischer International Identity today announced their selection by Linn-Benton Community College to manage their identity and access management infrastructure. "Fischer is honored to partner with Linn-Benton as they implement a full identity management program", stated Andrew Sroka, Fischer Identity CEO.

Collaborating with Linn-Benton the Fischer on premises solution will automate constituent life cycle management, provide secure password management and simplify sign on for their constituency. Linn-Benton will be able to leverage Fischer's knowledge of Higher Education, in particular the unique challenges faced by community colleges, to establish best practice processes in their identity management program. The scalability of Fischer's solution will adapt with Linn-Benton's user life cycles.

About Linn-Benton Community College
Linn-Benton Community College is a public, two-year college which just celebrated its 50th anniversary serving the Mid-Willamette Valley in Oregon. The college serves a diverse population and offers general education, career technical, continuing education, adult basic education classes, as well as professional training and small business development services. It is a Guided Pathways school, one of only thirty in the country, and the mentor school for the state of Oregon.

About Fischer International Identity
The Fischer International Identity mission is simple: "Your Success." Coupling how we've engineered our identity, access management and governance software, with our implementation methodology eliminating unnecessary overhead and cost, to partnering with our valued clients by providing low cost and in many cases no-cost feature enhancements, our solutions make IAM/IGA work for your organization - both technically and financially. We never stop innovating. We never stop evolving our product and our methodology. We are never satisfied because we know we can continue to make IAM and IGA easier to consume and deploy.