VMware Welcomes Biomni to its Technology Alliance Partner Program

Biomni, the provider of service catalog and request management solution provider for IT companies, recently joined the VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program. The membership to the TAP program will enable Biomni to get access to tools and resources they need to develop high-value solutions.

The VMware TAP program has been designed to help technology vendors integrate their products with VMware virtualization software. This in turn helps in the timely delivery of joint solutions to mutual customers. The TAP program currently includes more than 2000 members worldwide. World’s some of the best technology companies work with VMware through this partner network.

The VMware TAP program provides the partners with a comprehensive set of VMware technical and marketing services, support, tools and expertise and helps deliver enhanced value to joint customers.

Biomni is focused at developing the most intuitive, flexible and cost effective Service Catalog platform for IT. In the release, Biomni claimed that its solutions are suitable for IT organizations of any size wanting to improve customer satisfaction via greater self-service and transparency.

Biomni claimed that its Front Office solution is being chosen by increasing numbers of enterprises as their self-service cloud provisioning solution. According to Biomni, the partnership with VMware will help it offer compelling solutions to its customers.

“We are pleased to welcome Biomni as the newest member of the VMware TAP program. The VMware TAP program offers companies like Biomni the tools and resources they need to develop high-value solutions that meet the needs of our mutual customers,” Sheryl Sage, director of Alliance Programs at VMware noted in a statement.

Last month VMware declared Gigamon (News - Alert) as a VMware Elite Technology Alliance Partner (TAP). Gigamon is a provider of Traffic Visibility Networking solutions.

“By combining the innovations provided in VMware's vSphere 5.0 and Gigamon's Traffic Visibility Fabric, customers can now achieve unprecedented visibility across both their physical and virtual networks. As the lines between internal data centers, the private cloud and the public cloud become less distinct, we are pleased to offer the critical piece of technology that enables visibility of the traffic traversing Enterprise and Hosting Provider data center environments,” Paul Hooper, VP of Marketing at Gigamon noted in a statement.