Optinuity
Autonomic policy management solutions for enterprises and service providers
About Optinuity
Optinuity appears to operate as a software provider with a product named clearPATH Optinuity. The business model is structured around a recurring revenue stream from software subscriptions. It offers different tiers, including a 'Lite' package priced at $795 per year for one to three users, with options for additional users at an extra annual fee. The company provides payment flexibility, allowing clients to choose between monthly, quarterly, or annual installments. To attract new customers, a 30-day free trial is available for its online-only software.
An earlier iteration of a company named Optinuity, founded around 2004, focused on IT process automation for medium-to-large enterprises. This entity provided a software called Oasis, which was designed to automate the correction of problems in complex business applications through a feature called Autonomic Policy Management (APM). The system used 'Touchpoints', akin to agents, installed on managed resources to monitor and execute automated policies, which were managed by an engine called 'Orchestrators'. The CEO of this company was Scott Stouffer. Additionally, the name Optinuity has been associated with Optinuity Alliance Resources, which is now known as MBIA Services Corporation, a provider of portfolio and operational support services to MBIA Inc.
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- Founded
- 2004
- Headquarters
- Bethesda, United States
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