Our Partners
Cabnit
Cabnit provides managed content services through the Systemware platform in the public cloud. By combining Systemware technology with Cabnit’s managed service expertise, organizations can simplify content storage, access, governance, and day-to-day administration without managing the entire environment themselves.
IBM
IBM is a global technology leader in hybrid cloud, artificial intelligence, infrastructure, and consulting. Systemware solutions are built to work across IBM Z and distributed environments, helping organizations modernize content management while continuing to support the systems and workloads that keep their businesses running.
SAP
SAP helps organizations manage critical business processes across finance, procurement, human resources, supply chain, and customer experience. Systemware’s certified connector links the two platforms, giving users secure, streamlined access to the content that supports SAP workflows while improving content management, governance, and long-term accessibility.
Smart Communications
Smart Communications helps regulated organizations modernize customer communications and data collection through its Conversation Cloud platform. Together, Systemware and Smart Communications help businesses connect managed enterprise content with consistent, personalized, and governed customer interactions.
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