Nov 15, 2022
vCom Solutions, a leader in delivering software and services for managing the lifecycle of IT spend from procure to pay, today announced the latest release of the company's award-winning vManager platform. Major enhancements within vManager 15 focus on the expansion of data sets to help drive more informed client purchasing decisions, an improved User Experience (UX) enabling powerful at-a-glance views of an organization's entire IT spend, and enhanced performance throughout the platform.
"In this 15th version of our award-winning platform, we are kicking things into high gear," said Sameer Hilal, vCom's Chief Operating Officer. "We are doubling down on our promise to provide actionable data, and incorporating feedback we have received from our customers to help them make better business decisions while saving them time with improved performance and UX."
Key capabilities and enhancement within vManager 15 include:
"Marketplaces are the choice medium to shop for and buy IT commodities. Price and term may not be the only deciding factors for an IT manager who is shopping for commodity IT services," says Hilal. "Similar to what we already do regarding the availability of mobile devices, we've enhanced our already-powerful Marketplace to provide customers with additional service dimensions about Network services, arming them with the intelligence they need to select the right solution for their business."
To support the launch of vManager 15 and provide clients with the expertise needed to maximize their use of vManager, vCom's Customer Success Team is holding a week-long vManager Certification course open to all users Dec. 5-8. More information and registration is available here. Additional materials on vManager 15 can be found on the vCom website.
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