Apptio in the News

The Reg talks to the experts, including Scott Chancellor and Abuna Demoz at Apptio about how to manage spend

On the Heels of 45 Percent YoY Regional Revenue Growth, Expansion Includes Addition of 46 New Customers and New VP of Sales for Southeast Asia

Software company Apptio brought its first product to market during the 2008 recession. CFO Kurt Shintaffer says that experience now shapes Apptio’s commercializing strategy.

As demand for new services is rising, budgets are falling. Business pressures of the COVID-19 crisis are falling at the feet of CIOs and IT.

Survey of 100 IT leaders from Apptio conducted between March and June 2020 finds that amid disruption, executives’ priorities have shifted to focus on cost-cutting.

New Data: 93% of Healthcare IT Leaders See Increased Demand for IT Capabilities Post-COVID

New Features Provide Visualization of Cost Savings Opportunities and Actionable Recommendations for Users to Optimize Cloud Spend and Resources

Given the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, cost management is no longer a nice to have, but a must for enterprises. Citing TBM Council survey data, the article illustrates how business priorities have shifted from January 2020 to mid-year, highlighting the increasing focus on cost optimization amid COVID-19.

The TBM Council Awards program celebrates the best-of-the-best TBM organizations across the globe. The coveted awards have recognized the innovation and contribution of IT and finance leaders for 7 consecutive years. As we embark on the 8th year, we want to hear stories of TBM excellence, where organizations have achieved demonstrable outcomes across nine award categories.

Sunny Gupta, CEO of Apptio and TBM Council board member, shares insights on how CIOs are addressing unique difficulties created by the coronavirus pandemic.

Apptio, hires former Google Cloud engineering leader, Abuna Demoz

Leading Enterprise Financial Management Software Provider Hires Abuna Demoz for his More than 15 Years of Cloud and SaaS Experience

Henrik Nilsson, vice president EMEA at Apptio, explores how businesses can manage their technology costs during the Covid-19 crisis.

Officials at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Department of Homeland Security’s Customs and Border Protection (CBP) organization praised implementation of Technology Business Management (TBM) practices for enhancing agencywide communication about IT priorities.

The coronavirus is hammering businesses of all sizes and sending executives scrambling to map out strategies to mitigate the impact of the pandemic. Many top corporations turn to Apptio for help with both. The software company born right before the Great Recession helps manage over $400 billion in global IT spending.

Partners Recognized for Achievements in Leveraging Technology Business Management to Drive Digital and Cloud Transformation

Thames Water is achieving digital excellence in the relentlessly changing utilities industry. CIO Tony McCandless tells us why a robust technology layer will allow the UK’s biggest water company to deliver a service revolution for its customers.

Seattle-area technology business management software company Apptio just inked a big distribution deal with Amazon Web Services.

As global IT spend rises and innovation thrives, Henrik Nilsson, vice president EMEA at Apptio, explores how technology’s increasing influence will impact IT departments and businesses as a whole.

Kim Hammonds brings more than 25 years of business and IT transformational leadership experience

Bearing in mind this note of caution expressed by Sir Winston Churchill, enjoy our final set of 2020 and beyond predictions, assembled from a range of technology experts from right across the IT, data centre and wider business sectors.

Enterprise in 2020: the year of learning to properly handle the vastly expanding and complex technology estate.

How the Veterans Affairs Department applied Technology Business Management (TBM) standards to understand IT spending, and drive better decisions and cost savings.

The technology industry is advancing at a rapid pace, with new developments like IoT and AI moving on leaps and bounds within the span of mere months. This article provides thoughts on what 2020 will look like as this seismic technological shift in business gets underway.