Correlsense announced a new strategic partnership with Arellius Enterprises, bringing Correlsense’s SharePath to new industries.
This cooperation emphasizes Correlsense’s strategy of building solid alliances in different sectors such as oil & gas, mining and exploration, aerospace and chemical. Correlsense believes this will allow Arellius Enterprises to help clients who are in search of a broad perspective of their user’s end-to-end journey.
“We will now be able to offer our clients a reliable solution to monitor all their applications, and believe this will give them extra time and resources to focus on what’s important, instead of constantly dealing with application crashes,” says Dr. Marco Sisfontes-Monge, Managing Partner at Arellius Enterprises, “Every day we see clients in different sectors, who encounter multiple problems with their applications and feel this is taking away from the user’s experience. We want to tackle this issue and believe this partnership with Correlsense will help us move forward.”
Lanir Shacham, CEO of Correlsense added, “This partnership with Arellius Enterprises is a vital tactical step for us. By partnering with Arellius Enterprises, we will be able to share our product with many of their clients and penetrate new diverse sectors like oil & gas, mining and exploration, aerospace and chemical. Arellius provides their customers with financial and technology support, and we are certain that our SharePath solution will be a great technological add-on for any of their clients.”
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