Productiv, the leading enterprise SaaS Management Platform, announced the company has been named a Cool Vendor in Gartner’s May 2020 Cool Vendors in the Digital Workplace report1.
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“Application leaders for the digital workplace who are seeking to improve enablement of digital workplace applications should: quantify and improve digital dexterity by defining, measuring and monitoring key metrics for digital workplace application enablement and engagement.1”
According to Gartner, “Gartner’s definition of a Cool Vendor is a small company offering a technology or service that is: innovative — enables users to do things they couldn’t do before, impactful — has or will have a business impact — not just technology for its own sake, and intriguing — has caught Gartner’s interest during the past six months.”2
According to the report, “Inability to drive enablement and cultural change continues to be the primary barrier to scaling the digital workplace.” The report goes on to recommend that “Application leaders for the digital workplace who are seeking to improve enablement of digital workplace applications should: quantify and improve digital dexterity by defining, measuring and monitoring key metrics for digital workplace application enablement and engagement.1”
Productiv provides the full picture on every facet of your SaaS portfolio. By going beyond login activity, Productiv precisely defines application engagement down to the user- and feature-level. Automated workflows and deep analytics enable smarter renewal decisions, more intelligent license allocations, and stronger application adoption, ultimately maximizing both application value and the employee experience.
“Productiv’s mission is to help modern CIOs make smart, data-driven decisions about their SaaS investments to increase productivity and improve collaboration. We believe Productiv’s recognition as a Cool Vendor is further validation of our efforts to enable enterprises to unlock the business value of their SaaS applications with engagement-based insights,” said Jody Shapiro, co-founder and CEO, Productiv. “Today’s business climate has made remote collaboration and measuring the effectiveness of business technology a top-line enterprise priority. Productiv’s SaaS Management Platform produces meaningful insights that help IT leaders understand how employees engage with software to work and collaborate, which applications are driving productivity, and which are not. When enterprises can standardize on the right SaaS applications, it strengthens collaboration, productivity, as well as the overall bottom line.”
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