HEAL Software announced a partnership with Accion Labs.
HEAL’s software combined with Accion’s expertise in end-to-end solutions results in a compelling and highly differentiated value proposition for global enterprises. Together, the two companies aim to transform enterprises in a number of verticals by introducing them to the new paradigm of preventive healing.
“Providing reliable, predictable solutions to customers is the goal of every innovative organization,” says Satyajit Bandyopadhyay, CCO of Accion Labs. “This partnership enables us to achieve this for our customers by combining Accion Labs’ development and integration capabilities with HEAL’s AI-powered platform.”
HEAL is artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps) software that enables IT operations teams to find and fix problems before they happen. Accion brings more than a decade of experience as a cloud engineering company committed to helping businesses transform using emerging technologies. Leveraging the expertise of both companies, the partnership will provide a complete approach to support customers, including software solutions, systems integration, managed services and professional services through the entire IT lifecycle.
“With a shared goal of improving the customer experience and providing a full-service preventive healing solution, we found exceptional synergy with Accion. Their proven work in bringing innovation and digital transformation to verticals including retail/e-commerce, banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), telecom and technology will allow us to expand further into the North American and other markets with a complete solution offering.” said Girish Muckai, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at HEAL Software Inc.
HEAL Software’s portfolio of partners includes technology alliances, IT service providers, channel partners and systems integrators. When partners collaborate with HEAL Software Inc., they can enhance their solution portfolio with the patented experience of HEAL. Joint customers benefit from decreased churn and revenue loss, improved resource productivity and ensured business continuity by eliminating outages before they occur.
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