Inductive Automation has announced the launch of its Alliance Partner Program, a new opportunity for companies to showcase and co-market services and solution offerings that pair well with the Ignition industrial application platform, they say. As part of the launch, Inductive Automation (IA) has released the names of the program’s first partner companies:
Amazon Web Services, which enables manufacturers to optimize production, develop smart products, and improve operational efficiency with advanced cloud solutions like machine learning, IoT, robotics and analytics.
Belden, which has a large portfolio of networking, security, and connectivity technologies and products, specializing in I/O and edge-device offerings that help organizations create efficient automation workflows.
Plantformance, which offers a subscription-based automation-supervision platform that protects an organization’s information while improving its operational efficiency.
Stratus, which delivers simple, protected, autonomous edge-computing platforms for OT and IT teams to run mission-critical applications without downtime or data loss, and turn edge data into actionable insight.
"This is a great opportunity to highlight the ecosystem that has organically developed around Ignition. The Alliance Partner Program's goal is to broaden awareness of both the partner and Inductive Automation through co-marketing activities, showing how our joint solution provides a better together story for our collective customers," said David Grussenmeyer, industry and education-engagement manager at Inductive Automation.
The new Alliance Partner Program is focused on showcasing a select group of technology companies providing valuable products and services that complement Ignition.
Partners involved with the Alliance Partner Program will work closely with Inductive Automation’s Industry & Education Engagement team to specifically discuss co-marketing opportunities.
