Swimlane, a leader in security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR), announced its Immersive Customer Experience Program, an enhanced method of partnering with customers to ensure their initial and long-term success. By merging Swimlane’s established best practices in customer service with their team’s proven industry expertise, the Immersive Customer Experience offers all customers a personalized, deep dive into the process required to scope, implement, and maximize ROI of a SOAR platform.
“Swimlane is committed to providing the highest quality service to customers, keeping organizations on track with their automation goals, and maximizing the return on their SOAR investments”
According to the 2019 SANS Incident Response (IR) Survey, approximately 65% of participants reported that a major hurdle to adopting automation is the time and resources needed to evaluate and implement a new technology solution. Swimlane’s Immersive Customer Experience enables organizations to implement automation quickly.
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Swimlane’s Immersive Customer Experience is driven by expert teams across Customer Success, Professional Services, Training and Certification and Technical Support. The process begins with a dedicated Customer Success Manager (CSM) to identify needs including use cases and integrations and manage relationship through the entire lifecycle. Swimlane’s Professional Services team provides deployment and development support as well as Training and Certifications for ongoing management and achieving the desired results, faster; and a Technical Support services team is available 24/7.
“Swimlane is committed to providing the highest quality service to customers, keeping organizations on track with their automation goals, and maximizing the return on their SOAR investments,” said Swimlane SVP of Customer Experience, David Pack. “What makes Swimlane’s Immersive Customer Experience unique is at the core of our value proposition – that technology should adapt to the way people work, not the other way around. Analysts and incident responders urgently need automation to ease their workload, and our goal is to engage with our customers and empower them to identify new ways to leverage automation.”
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