Cherwell Software announced that the Cherwell Service Management platform is utilizing Microsoft Azure Machine Learning to integrate predictive analytics into its ITSM solution.
Azure Machine Learning, part of the Microsoft Cortana Intelligence Suite, provides a cloud-based service that enables companies to apply statistical techniques to large amounts of data and leverage analytics to solve problems and create smarter applications. Cherwell customers can now harness the power of Azure Machine Learning to analyze incident and ticket data stored within Cherwell Service Management, and utilize pattern recognition to create algorithms that assist with incident prioritization, triage, and resolution.
“Azure Machine Learning and the Cortana Intelligence Suite offer an easy way to add powerful intelligence to existing applications. By integrating Azure Machine Learning with Cherwell Service Management, Cherwell has introduced the next generation of service management,” commented Dawson Stoops, VP of Technical Alliances at Cherwell.
Cherwell Service Management is built on a flexible, codeless platform, empowering Cherwell customers to rapidly embrace new innovations such as machine learning and artificial intelligence to enrich the service management experience of their business users.
“With Cherwell, the future of service management is here and now,” said Josh Caid, VP of Innovation at Cherwell. “Azure Machine Learning, when combined with Cherwell Service Management, extracts the intelligence hidden within vast amounts of data to help IT teams work smarter and deliver better services. But the bigger story here is that the Cherwell platform enables customers to implement next-generation capabilities and solutions as they emerge, and apply them to their service models to drive superior outcomes. For Cherwell customers, the possibilities are truly endless.”
The Azure Machine Learning integrations, which can be downloaded and applied to Cherwell Service Management instances in a matter of minutes, will be available shortly on the Cherwell mApp Exchange.
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