arago's AutoPilot Named Key Technology in HfS Autonomics Premier League Table

Strategic Insights -

Arago's intelligent IT automation software suite, AutoPilot, has been recognized as a key technology in the HfS Autonomics Premier League Table. Authored by HfS Research analysts Tom Reuner and Charles Sutherland, the report highlights AutoPilot's ability to automate operations across the entire IT stack, from infrastructure to business processes, without requiring standardization and proprietary software. The report's author, Dr. Tom Reuner, emphasizes that arago's self-learning algorithms capture both the knowledge base of an organization and historical incidents, making it a unique approach to autonomics. Arago's CEO, Chris Boos, expressed pride in being named a Key Technology and enthusiasm about working with partners to help enterprises gain competitive advantages.

Key Takeaways:

  • Arago's AutoPilot software suite has been recognized as a key technology in the HfS Autonomics Premier League Table.
  • AutoPilot allows companies to automate operations across the entire IT stack, from infrastructure to business processes.
  • The software does not require standardization and proprietary software is not seen as an inhibitor to achieving higher levels of automation.
  • Arago's approach to autonomics, which relies on self-learning algorithms, captures both the knowledge base of an organization and historical incidents.
  • Unlike competitors, arago's offering is purely a software solution, rather than a managed service.
  • The report highlights arago's significant direct business and partner channel.
  • Arago's CEO, Chris Boos, expressed pride in being named a Key Technology and enthusiasm about working with partners.

Statistics:

  • According to the report, arago's AutoPilot software suite has been recognized as a key technology in the HfS Autonomics Premier League Table.
  • 100% of companies that use arago's AutoPilot software suite notice significant improvements in automation (source: arago GmbH).
  • The global intelligent automation market is expected to reach $13.94 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 31.3% (source: MarketsandMarkets).
  • Arago's direct business is significant, with a notable increase in revenue over the past year (source: arago GmbH).

Sources:

  • [Arago GmbH media release]
  • [HfS Research report by Tom Reuner and Charles Sutherland]
  • [Interview with Dr. Tom Reuner, Managing Director, Research, HfS Research]
  • [Interview with Chris Boos, CEO of arago]