11:59, a technology services company based in Sacramento, California, announced its Elite-level partnership with Digitate.
This collaboration marks a significant milestone in both companies' missions to modernize and transform business operations with AI, ML, and Automation.
Digitate, with its artificial intelligence and automation solution, ignio™, will accelerate 11:59's ability to deliver cutting-edge, integrated solutions that address the rapidly evolving needs of businesses looking to innovate and streamline their operations.
Noel Gie, Chief Growth Officer of 11:59, said: “This partnership reflects our shared commitment to modernize business operations using our people, processes, and best-of-breed AI, ML, and Automation technologies. By combining our strengths, we aim to drive transformative change, enabling businesses to achieve greater efficiency, agility, and competitiveness.”
Digitate's flagship product, ignio™, is an AIOps platform that accelerates the automation of IT lifecycle tasks from triage to resolution. By teaming with 11:59, Digitate will have access to new resources and technical expertise that will accelerate the development and deployment of innovative solutions on ignio’s SaaS-based platform.
“We see a tremendous synergy between Digitate and 11:59,” said Abhijit Deshpande, Head of Global Ecosystems at Digitate. “We believe that our combined strengths will help businesses optimize their operations, reduce costs, and unlock new opportunities for growth in areas not considered previously.”
The collaboration will focus in the following key areas:
- Advanced Automation: Leveraging Digitate ignio’s AI and automation capabilities, 11:59 will be able to offer its clients enhanced solutions for streamlined business operations and improved efficiency such as Procure to Pay.
- Digital Transformation: With a shared vision of innovation, 11:59 and Digitate aim to accelerate digital transformation efforts for their clients, ensuring they remain competitive in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.
- Accelerated Cloud Adoption: The partnership will produce accelerated outcomes for organizations seeking to harness the competitive benefits of cloud services tailored to the specific requirements of diverse industries, such as healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and more.
As 11:59 and Digitate join forces, clients can anticipate an array of new services and solutions that will drive growth, efficiency, and cost savings.
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