MIM can be thought of as the precursor to AAD Enterprise Applications.
It enables on premises AD Admins to provide users access to Active Directory and on-premises business applications.
By leveraging Azure AD Connect, this MIM info can be sent to AAD Usage and Insights (for later use by Microsoft 365 and cloud-hosted apps).
Components of MIM
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