Digitate announced a bundled SaaS offering with BMC's Control-M platform on the AWS Marketplace.
The new offering brings Digitate’s AIOps capabilities to enterprise batch workloads for ensuring that organizations predict and prevent violations of business SLAs and on-time delivery of key business outcomes, autonomously. The solution is offered as part of the Multi-Product Solutions, a new capability of the AWS Marketplace that streamlines enterprise procurement by allowing customers to purchase complete and integrated solutions in a single transaction. Digitate and BMC are the launch partners to the AWS Marketplace for the Multi-Product Solutions.
The Control-M solution, powered by Digitate’s ignio™ AI Agent for AIOps, takes simplified workflow orchestration across hybrid and multi-cloud environments to the next level, making it easy to define, schedule, manage, and monitor complex application workflows. Control-M integrates, automates, and orchestrates application workflows across on-premises, private, and public clouds, ensuring visibility, reliability, and improved SLAs. With a unified view and a rich library of plug-ins, organizations can orchestrate all workflows, including file transfers, applications, data sources, and infrastructure.
Digitate’s AI Agents bring AIOps to the Control-M platform through advanced anomaly detection, auto-triaging, and proactive problem management. This agentic solution delivers business SLA prediction, helping organizations predict and prevent violations of business SLAs and ensure on-time delivery of key business outcomes. ignio’s AI agents perceive, reason, act, and learn to deliver measurable business value, transforming batch operations for the autonomous enterprise—including IT event management, incident resolution, business SLA prediction, and proactive problem management.
AWS Marketplace’s Multi-Product Solutions, launching at AWS re:Invent 2025, allows sellers to combine complementary products into unified solution listings or transact bundled solutions through private offers. This innovation streamlines procurement for enterprise leaders and CxOs, reducing complexity and accelerating time-to-value.
Key Benefits for Customers:
- One-click purchase of a complete automation solution through AWS Marketplace.
- Bundled offering combining Digitate’s AI-driven automation with BMC’s Control-M capabilities, delivering holistic IT operations management.
- Agentic AI solution to prevent business SLA failures impacting on-time delivery of key business deliverables through AIOps—detecting anomalies, auto-triaging, self-healing, and proactive problem management of batch workloads.
Abhijit Deshpande, Global Head of Ecosystems at Digitate says, "Digitate is committed to transforming enterprise IT operations to become autonomous. The solution created by partnering with BMC Software accelerates the vision of autonomous IT for batch operations. By bundling our agentic AI platform, ignio, with BMC’s Control-M, enterprises can deliver business outcomes on time.”
“Our collaboration with Digitate and AWS is a force multiplier,” said Brian Jones, Global VP Strategic Partnerships, BMC. “Together, we are delivering an integrated, AI-powered solution that simplifies procurement and accelerates enterprise automation. This offering brings unmatched intelligence, resilience, and operational efficiency to customers looking to modernize at scale.”
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