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In my opinion, this Idea adds some bells and whistles to this previous Idea:
https://ibm-ai-apps.ideas.ibm.com/ideas/MASSWAT-I-105
Because Maximo lacks features like this, customers who do development and testing in lower (non-Prod) environments are unable to use strong authentication, like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), in those lower environments. In addition to the problem of having this unresolvable difference between Prod and lower environments, those customers are forced to somehow manage access to shared credentials for Maximo's native authentication and to accommodate the risk inherent in shared credentials.
IBM needs to allow its customers to follow good development and testing practices without having to sacrifice good security practices. IBM needs to take action on this Idea or other ideas that would allow impersonation or masquerading or whatever-else-you-want-to-call-it.
Outside of Production this would be an immensely useful feature to have during the testing phase which would allow a user on a non-Production environment to test multiple roles before any Production deployment.