Infotech Launches CIO Analytics and Acquires Zluri
Info-Tech Research Group, now called Infotech, announced in a press release the global launch of CIO Analytics and its acquisition of Zluri. The deal is Infotech's first acquisition in its 30 year history, and its terms were not disclosed.
CIO Analytics connects to customers' operational systems through APIs and combines their IT data with Infotech's research, benchmarks, AI assisted services and analyst guidance. It is available across all markets with three initial modules: Service Desk Analytics, Application Discovery, and Identity Governance and Administration.
Zluri adds software application discovery, identity governance and access management capabilities to the platform. Zluri will continue serving its existing customers as an Infotech company, while its technology contributes to CIO Analytics.
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