Axios Systems named by UK Government as a recommended IT service management supplier in G-Cloud 7
Edinburgh, UK (PRWEB UK) 11 December 2015 -- Axios Systems, a leading provider of IT Service Management (ITSM) software, is pleased to announce its inclusion in the UK Government’s latest G-Cloud procurement framework, G-Cloud 7. Axios will offer its market-leading service management solution, assyst, as Software as a Service (SaaS) through the Digital Marketplace (lot 3).
The G-Cloud initiative allows public-sector organisations to procure cloud services from suppliers listed in the framework's Digital Marketplace, expediting what is traditionally a lengthy tender process for government organisations.
First launched in June of 2012, public sector spending through the framework has now surpassed £806m (i). Sales in 2015 have risen by more than 80%, up from £447m at the end of 2014. The strong growth is underpinned by the G-Cloud initiative which mandates central governments to prioritise cloud computing. Cloud computing fuels organisational savings and efficiencies.
The UK’s digital strategy depends largely on cloud technologies. By 2017, SaaS is set to generate almost 60% of cloud revenue (ii). This trend is replicated in the service management market, with IDC Research sponsored by Axios highlighting that 50% of organisations currently using on-premise ITSM software plan to use SaaS by 2016 (iii).
assyst is already used by many public sector bodies across the UK, including the Forestry Commission and The Scottish Government, NHS and police services. It’s also used by local councils such as Fife Council, Hull City Council, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and Gateshead Council. assyst enables all organisations to drive greater efficiencies on ever-tightening budgets.
Axios Systems, positioned as a Champion in the Info-Tech 2015 Enterprise Service Desk Software Vendor Landscape (iv), offers a comprehensive level of support. With a focus on customer satisfaction, ITIL-qualified consultants advise on organisational process improvements and cost-saving measures.
Tasos Symeonides, CEO at Axios Systems, said: “We are delighted to be listed in G-Cloud yet again, and fully support this latest iteration of the government initiative. Adoption of our solution as a SaaS deployment is increasing, and being listed in G-Cloud allows us to further strengthen our public sector reach.”
He continued “Our G-Cloud 7 recognition provides assurance to public sector organisations on our compliance with internationally accepted security standards. This, reinforced by our 100% project delivery and consultancy record over more than 27 years, and the highest levels of R&D in the industry, demonstrate our commitment to high standards and allow us to maintain our position as a market leader in the global ITSM industry.”
For more information on the G-Cloud initiative and to access the Digital Marketplace, visit https://www.gov.uk/digital-marketplace
About Axios Systems
For over 25 years, Axios Systems has been committed to delivering innovative IT Service Management (ITSM) solutions that help customers improve not only their infrastructure operations but also to enhance service delivery across business functions including HR, Facilities Management and Finance. Axios is recognized as a world leader by leading analysts and their global client base, with a 100% focus on service management technologies.
Axios’s enterprise ITSM software, assyst, is purpose-built to transform IT departments into profitable business-focused customer service teams. assyst adds tangible value to each client’s organization by building on the ITIL® framework to help solve their business challenges across the organization. assyst is accredited for all fifteen PinkVERIFY™ ITIL® processes, and was the first technology vendor to do so within a single solution.
For more information, please visit our website at http://www.axiossystems.com
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(i) Digital Marketplace, November 2015: https://digitalmarketplace.blog.gov.uk/sales-accreditation-information/
(ii) Worldwide and Regional Public IT Cloud Services 2013–2017 Forecast, August 2013: http://www.idc.com (Report ID 242464)
(iii) IT Service Management in Deutschland 2014, ITSM im Spannungsfeld von Cloud Computing und Enterprise Mobility, Mark Alexander Schulte for IDC, February 2014: http://idc.de/de/research/multi-client-projekte/it-service-management-in-deutschland-2014)
(iv) Info-Tech 2015 Enterprise Service Desk Software Vendor Landscape: http://forms.axiossystems.com/info-tech-analyst-report
Laura Rafferty, Axios Systems, http://www.axiossystems.com, +44 1312204748, [email protected]
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