Digitate announced the general availability of its flagship product ignio™ in AWS Marketplace, a digital catalog with thousands of software listings from independent software vendors that make it easy to find, test, buy, and deploy software that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Digitate’s AI-powered solutions integrated with key AWS products and services delivered significant improvements in IT operations performance, scalability, and cost-effectiveness for global Fortune 500 customers. With the listing of ignio, AWS customers will now have access to the operational benefits of ignio directly within AWS Marketplace, including:
- Unified observability to enable better visibility across hybrid, multi-cloud environments.
- AI-powered insights that leverage deep AI/ML models to analyze diverse datasets, provide detailed insights and detect issues across IT and business operations, predict future state, and recommend fixes and proactive actions.
- Closed-loop automation, combining the knowledge of enterprise IT context, AI-based intelligence, and out-of-box modular automation capabilities for end-to-end lifecycle management - from detection to triaging to resolutions.
The ignio platform provides AWS customers with an AI-powered solution that streamlines IT operations across hybrid environments by automating issue detection, analysis, and resolution. It eliminates manual processes and prevents future incidents through predictive analysis and proactive recommendations. The platform increases IT efficiency by reducing alerts, tickets, and resolution time. With extensive pre-built capabilities — including 200+ self-healing use cases and automation for 40+ technologies — ignio AIOps accelerates enterprise transformation by approximately 40%, while improving system availability and customer experience.
“The listing of ignio in AWS Marketplace across 38 countries marks a major milestone in our ongoing collaboration with AWS, opening up new avenues for growth and innovation,” commented Rahul Kelkar, Chief Product Officer, Digitate. “By leveraging AWS's process-driven approach to Independent Software Vendor partnerships and its global scale, we are well-positioned to expand our market reach and accelerate customer acquisition. We are excited to driving continued innovation and delivering exceptional value to our growing customer base.”
ignio is now generally available in AWS Marketplace.
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