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OktaAaron PareckiAnnouncement
How to Take Your Enterprise
Summary
This installment in a Devday23 presentation series addresses how to move an enterprise-ready SaaS application beyond its MVP. It focuses on the functionality needed to help an application stand out to enterprise customers, including user provisioning and automation that can scale. The stated goal is to support growth from a working MVP toward enterprise adoption. Aaron Parecki shared material on Okta Workflows, provisioning, SaaS application maturity, and SCIM, with links to a SCIM developer video and Workflow Connector Builder tutorials. The broader series also points to upcoming coverage of authentication mechanisms and deployment automation, positioning enterprise readiness as an ongoing progression rather than a single feature.
Context
This is the fourth installment in a Devday23 presentation series about building enterprise-ready SaaS applications. Earlier installments address enterprise readiness, customer expectations, and building an enterprise-ready MVP.
Approach / What changed
The source points readers toward provisioning and automation that can scale, with Okta Workflows, SaaS application maturity, and SCIM as the named areas of focus. It also provides a SCIM developer video and Workflow Connector Builder tutorials as related resources.
Takeaways
The installment focuses on moving an enterprise-ready SaaS application beyond its MVP and supporting enterprise customers.
User provisioning and scalable automation are identified as important capabilities for the next stage of SaaS maturity.
SCIM, Okta Workflows, and Workflow Connector Builder tutorials are provided as resources related to provisioning and workflow automation.
FAQ
How does SCIM fit into the material?
SCIM is presented as part of the provisioning focus. The source points to “A Developer’s Guide to SCIM” as a video resource.
What other enterprise-readiness topics are planned?
Future posts in the series are described as covering authentication mechanisms and deployment automation. The source does not provide implementation details for those topics.
Source and freshness
- Source
- developer.okta.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
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