The Coalesce User MetaData process is central to almost all identity management processes across most systems; it takes identity information across disparate systems and combines this data into the concept of what a "person" is in terms of the metadata associated with their individual accounts. Currently Coalesce has several processes that are inefficient, that has led to the Coalesce User Metadata process taking upwards of 30 hours to complete. This length of time makes it impossible to coalesce all of the data together in the time required. The result of this issue is that several systems are now encountering issues with users and their data, because Coalesce is taking so long to complete that the resulting data used for synchronizing with other systems is incomplete.
The Coalesce User MetaData process is central to almost all identity management processes across most systems; it takes identity information across disparate systems and combines this data into the concept of what a "person" is in terms of the metadata associated with their individual accounts. Currently Coalesce has several processes that are inefficient, that has led to the Coalesce User Metadata process taking upwards of 30 hours to complete. This length of time makes it impossible to coalesce all of the data together in the time required. The result of this issue is that several systems are now encountering issues with users and their data, because Coalesce is taking so long to complete that the resulting data used for synchronizing with other systems is incomplete.
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