15,000 global organizations choose Boomi to unlock the value in their data.
Boomi, a Dell Technologies business and leading provider of cloud-based integration platform-as-a-service (iPaaS), has announced that it has achieved a company milestone with 15,000 customers across 75 countries.
Boomi has thrived in one of the toughest economic climates in history. Customers are driving change in their businesses with Boomi, automating business processes and creating pervasive connectivity while reducing project times by as much as 70%, and achieving ROI levels by as much as 300%.
The iPaaS provider’s recent highlights include a best-in-class customer renewal rate of 95%, nearly 800 global partners, 36,000 plus certifications, 100,000 plus Boomiverse community members and the creation of thousands of jobs globally across its customer and partner networks.
Boomi has continued to be a pioneer, with its AtomSphere integration platform playing a critical role in organizations’ IT ecosystems as they collectively rush to modernize and migrate to the cloud.
As organizations accelerate these Digital Transformation initiatives, they are under increasing pressure to engage with customers, partners, and employees across a range of locations and devices.
Boomi’s low-code integration platform enables customers to create integrated experiences and instantly connect to what they want – making it faster and easier to unify data, systems, applications, processes, people, enterprises and organizations globally.
“As Digital Transformation becomes table stakes for survival, data has rapidly become organizations’ most valuable asset,” said Chris McNabb, CEO, Boomi.
“Data, along with seamless user engagement, is the ultimate source of competitive differentiation, a revenue enabler and driver of new services that enable businesses to innovate.”
Key wins for the North America region include Moderna, HealthBridge Financial, Oshkosh Corporation.
Key wins for the Asia-Pacific region include HESTA, Juniper Aged Care, Cancer Council NSW, Red Cross and University of Canberra.
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