BMC announced the decision to create two stand-alone, independent companies, BMC and BMC Helix.
The two independently operating businesses will leverage the reignited innovation pipeline, industry-recognized product offerings, strengthened go-to-market capabilities, revived brand, and focus on customer success of the current company to accelerate growth across all markets.
BMC will remain the name of the company that includes the Intelligent Z Optimization and Transformation (IZOT) and Digital Business Automation (DBA) business units, unifying hybrid IT with the most innovative portfolio of AI-driven infrastructure software, partners, and expertise. With industry leadership across both segments, the business is projected to grow faster than the market.
BMC Helix, the company encompassing the Digital Service and Operations Management (DSOM) business, will be focused on accelerating innovation, customer success, and the application of AI in across the digital service and operations management business to capture more market share and lead the industry. In a quickly evolving space, the company will be designed to ensure customer success for ongoing growth.
The transition is expected to begin in early 2025.
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