No, we can add Thomson Reuters platforms so long as the Single Sign On already implemented is compliant as explained in the question "What do I need to get Single Sign On?".
Thomson Reuters will provide dual access to existing platforms so as not to disrupt users during the migration.
The implementation timeframe is dependent on the agreed SSO solution and will be determined during the consultation and planning sessions. Generally, we expect the process to complete between two and eight weeks.
Yes, your access to Thomson Reuters platforms will be tied to your organisation credentials.
Yes, so long as your identity provider is accessible remotely/off campus.
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