Fortune 1000 companies lose $5M - $10M per day due to inefficiencies in application management.

30% of enterprise applications are redundant—what is worse? - only 30%-40% features are utilized in the remaining 70%.

20% of Employees' time is lost in searching information or executing tasks across fragmented applications.

40% of IT budget is spent on servicing Tech debt in legacy systems—taking away focus from innovation and strategic impact.

70% of AI investments fail—not due to model accuracy, but because of fragmented applications and integration failures.

IT budgets are growing, yet innovation is slowing down.

Average Enterprise manages an exploding portfolio of 1,000+ applications, 5x-10x more in Fortune 500, yet critical business needs remain underserved.

Tech debt and poor governance slow digital initiatives by 2.8x, making AI adoption harder—not easier.

Over 60% of enterprise applications have unknown dependencies, increasing the risk of outages, compliance failures, and cyber threats.

Every redundant or poorly integrated application expands the attack surface—leading to unseen security vulnerabilities and escalating risk exposure.

Software complexity is now a bigger threat to operational resilience than hardware failures or external cyberattacks.

CIOs make multi-million-dollar decisions on software portfolios with incomplete data, leading to unintentional redundancies and missed savings opportunities.

IT teams spend 30% of their time managing and troubleshooting legacy software, instead of focusing on business innovation.

Disconnected applications slow down decision-making, creating inefficiencies that ripple across the entire enterprise.