Technology Alliances
Blazent partners with industry leading software companies to enhance the interoperability of our solutions in the diverse world of enterprise computing. These technology partners encompass enterprise level tools, operating system and hardware vendors, as well as enterprise applications which are complementary to Blazent.
BMC/Remedy - a leader in business service management and IT infrastructure applications. Blazent has integrated with Remedy Asset Management to combine asset lifecycle management with IT financial optimization.
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Embarcadero Technologies - a leader in data transformation tools. Embarcadero's DT Studio product is used by Blazent to integrate to 3rd party data sources and as the underlying technology to perform data transformation within the Blazent data warehouse.
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Hewlett Packard - Blazent products are tested and certified to work with HP Openview, as well as the assortment of HP hardware and operation systems.
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IBM Tivoli - Blazent products are tested and certified to work with IBM Tivoli systems, as well as many of IBM's hardware and software offerings. |
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Microsoft - Blazent products are tested and certified to work with Microsoft Systems Management Server and other Microsoft products.
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| Microstrategy - a leader in business intelligence and reporting tools. Microstrategy provides the business intelligence engine embedded in Blazent's IT Analytics application. | |
Oracle - an enterprise database and applications vendor. Blazent's data warehouse is built on Oracle database technology.
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Peregrine Systems - a leader in service management and IT infrastructure applications. Blazent has integrated with Peregrine AssetCenter to combine asset lifecycle management with IT financial optimization.
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Sun Microsystems - Blazent products are tested and certified to work with Sun hardware and operating systems.
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ZeroG - ZeroG's Power Update product allows our customers who use Blazent Agent to easily push agent upgrades out to the client systems without manual intervention.
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