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Resolve Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
Editor and Publisher
APMdigest

Marcus Rebelo, Director of Sales Engineering, Americas, at Resolve, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

At Resolve, Rebelo works with the Fortune 1000, leading telcos, and global MSPs to design and implement creative IT automation solutions that enable more agile, efficient IT operations. With more than two decades of experience in networking, software, and hardware technologies, Rebelo has deep expertise designing and architecting IT solutions that create strong foundations for innovation. He has held a wide range of IT positions from the service desk to complex service development, including roles at NTT Communications, IPsoft, BMC Software, Wipro, and Hewlett Packard. In his current role at Resolve, he has grown the sales engineering team globally and worked with numerous customers on their journeys to automation. Rebelo frequently speaks at industry events on automation, digital transformation, networking, and cybersecurity topics.

Resolve helps IT teams achieve agile, autonomous operations with an enterprise automation and AIOps platform. By combining insights from artificial intelligence with powerful, cross-domain automation, Resolve handles a wide array of IT operations — from dependency mapping, event correlation, and predictive analytics to intelligently automating actions based on those findings. Purpose-built to address challenges posed by increasing IT complexity, Resolve enables organizations to maximize operational efficiency, reduce costs, quickly troubleshoot and fix problems, and accelerate service delivery.

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Resolve Joins the Vendor Forum

Pete Goldin
Editor and Publisher
APMdigest

Marcus Rebelo, Director of Sales Engineering, Americas, at Resolve, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.

At Resolve, Rebelo works with the Fortune 1000, leading telcos, and global MSPs to design and implement creative IT automation solutions that enable more agile, efficient IT operations. With more than two decades of experience in networking, software, and hardware technologies, Rebelo has deep expertise designing and architecting IT solutions that create strong foundations for innovation. He has held a wide range of IT positions from the service desk to complex service development, including roles at NTT Communications, IPsoft, BMC Software, Wipro, and Hewlett Packard. In his current role at Resolve, he has grown the sales engineering team globally and worked with numerous customers on their journeys to automation. Rebelo frequently speaks at industry events on automation, digital transformation, networking, and cybersecurity topics.

Resolve helps IT teams achieve agile, autonomous operations with an enterprise automation and AIOps platform. By combining insights from artificial intelligence with powerful, cross-domain automation, Resolve handles a wide array of IT operations — from dependency mapping, event correlation, and predictive analytics to intelligently automating actions based on those findings. Purpose-built to address challenges posed by increasing IT complexity, Resolve enables organizations to maximize operational efficiency, reduce costs, quickly troubleshoot and fix problems, and accelerate service delivery.

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