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Xurrent is delighted to welcome 42ANTS into its partner network in Germany.

42ANTS GmbH is a company with a clear mission: to help its customers design sustainable and stable organizations through innovative enterprise service management solutions.
Today, businesses find themselves facing the opportunities and challenges of digitization, along with the associated complexity of transformation within their organizations. 42ANTS helps them master these challenges with its ‘Target Operating Model (TOM)’, a proven methodology and process framework to prepare and initiate the urgently needed transformation, enabling customers to respond promptly to complex challenges. With the TOM framework, 42ANTS helps customers develop a clear vision in the early stages of their transformation. In addition, the company develops concepts from strategy to execution and implementation. In doing so, it provides the necessary transparency regarding goals, fosters clarity and assurance, and enhances competitiveness.

We are happy to announce our new strategic partnership with Xurrent! The Xurrent enterprise service management (ESM), and in particular the SIAM approach, aligns seamlessly with our mission to develop stable and future-ready organizations in accordance with our 42ANTS Target Operating Model. The straightforward licensing and exceptionally swift implementation are particularly appealing to companies who require pragmatic, rapid, and thus cost-effective solutions with pre-configured processes.
Marco Geier, Co-CEO, 42ANTS GmbH
Xurrent looks forward to working closely with 42ANTS and introducing more enterprises in Germany to our future-proof service management solution.

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