ISVs Get Access to Mindbreeze Inspire Platform Integration

Independent software vendors (ISVs) now have access to the Mindbreeze Inspire platform. That’s because the company just added them to its partner program.

Austria-based Mindbreeze provides appliances and cloud services in the field of information insight. The Mindbreeze Partner Program, which the company established three years ago, already includes more than 150 VARs across the globe.

Now, ISVs can benefit from Mindbreeze InSpire OEM partnerships. They can deliver artificial intelligence (AI) and insight apps across their organizations.

Mindbreeze InSpire combines search technologies with AI to analyze massive amounts of information from connected data sources. It highlights complex correlations, delivering insights to employees across the enterprise. And it maintains strict security standards.

More than 2,000 of the world’s largest companies use Mindbreeze InSpire to reach their business outcomes.

Mindbreeze said VARs have made satisfied customers out of some of the world’s largest companies.

Shorter Path for ISVs

Daniel Fallmann is founder and CEO of Mindbreeze.

Mindbreeze’s Daniel Fallmann

“The demand for AI is tremendous,” he said. “Therefore, we decided to shorten the path for other ISVs to connect to all the information available in an enterprise, analyze the existing information in all the different formats, understand the information and use as well as visualize it within their own applications.”

ISVs and VARs that join the program receive the following benefits:

ISVs like Fabasoft and Xpublisher have used Mindbreeze for many years as a core component inside their own management products, Fallmann said.

“The learnings we had with those integrations and partnerships is now consolidated in one partner program to make the collaboration with Mindbreeze as simple as possible, as well as to use the Mindbreeze Inspire technology in the most effective and efficient way,” he said.

Mindbreeze considered feedback from over 2,400 customers globally when expanding the program, Fallmann said.

“Many of them believed that some of their software vendors would urgently need an AI and insight engine like Mindbreeze Inspire built into their own products,” he said.