Sinequa, a leader in Enterprise Search, announced today that Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers can purchase and deploy Sinequa’s Intelligent Search platform to find, discover, and extract relevant information across all of their enterprise content and data stores from AWS Marketplace.
“AWS Marketplace allows our clients to purchase software directly from AWS and have charges be seamlessly integrated into their AWS bill.”
“In an effort to make our platform easily accessible to our customers in the cloud, we’re excited to announce today that Sinequa is now available in AWS Marketplace. AWS is a leading cloud provider for customers in our key verticals including pharma, finance, and manufacturing. With AWS Marketplace, the process of buying and deploying Sinequa is now as seamless as possible,” said Xavier Pornain, Senior Vice President, North America at Sinequa. “AWS Marketplace allows our clients to purchase software directly from AWS and have charges be seamlessly integrated into their AWS bill.”
The availability of Sinequa in AWS Marketplace follows a series of product evolutions made by Sinequa to run large deployments with hundreds of nodes and billions of documents on AWS. Sinequa’s platform provides an unmatched connectivity to AWS data sources such as Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon RedShift, Amazon DynamoDB, and others.
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Sinequa provides a secure, production-scale, intelligent search platform that connects people with the information, expertise, and insights necessary to make information-driven decisions. The Sinequa platform allows information workers to provide a topic and see everything the organization knows about that topic, securely and at scale.
AWS Marketplace is a curated digital catalog that makes it easy for customers to find, buy, consume, and manage third-party software, services, and data that customers need to build solutions and run their businesses. AWS Marketplace includes thousands of software listings from popular categories such as security, networking, storage, machine learning, business intelligence, database, and DevOps, and simplifies software licensing and procurement with flexible pricing options and multiple deployment methods.
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