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StreamWeaver started with consulting services focused on increasing IT productivity and productivity in large enterprises through the integration of innovative solutions. Previously, the company was called J9. Subsequently, the company singled out its professional services business and changed its name to StreamWeaver to focus solely on developing an enterprise-class integration platform that allows you to go to the cloud in a matter of minutes, not months.
History
2021: BMC Software bought StreamWeaver
In early October 2021, the manufacturer of corporate POVMS Software announced the purchase of StreamWeaver. The transaction, the financial component of which is not disclosed, will expand the AIOps solutions offered by the company and the opportunities for migration to the cloud.
According to BMC Software, the acquisition of StreamWeaver will improve the company's capabilities in the field of AIOps through "a wide range of ready-made data integrations built on an additional modern architecture based on microservices."
StreamWeaver tools allow customers to better predict incidents and risks, improve automatic bug fixing, and develop DevOps and ServiceOps support.
BMC Software Product Director Ali Siddiqui noted that both companies can help organizations apply AI to more effectively use their data and obtain information to quickly make important decisions.
 | When it comes to successful AIOps initiatives, data is of paramount importance, and the integration of StreamWeaver solutions will allow customers to maximize the value of the Helix platform from BMC Software by accelerating and expanding the diversity and volume of data collection as part of its use, "said Siddiqui. |  |
According to BMC Software and StreamWeaver, customers will be able to reduce the total cost of integrating with the cloud, using in particular the capabilities of the enterprise-level plug-and-play format to achieve constant control over the transfer of data between popular IT tools in almost real time.[1]
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