Opsani announced a special program designed to benefit healthcare organizations and first responders.
The company is offering a one-year free subscription to the Opsani cloud optimization service in an effort to help those fighting against COVID lower their cloud bills and make the patient experience easier and more reliable.
Opsani uses AI to automatically adjust resources and parameters across the full application stack to continuously maximize efficiency and deliver a better customer experience.
“We know that many healthcare organizations, as well as first responders and medical research groups are dependent on cloud applications, which are often very transactional and at a higher risk of crashing because of the ongoing increased traffic,” said Patrick Conte, CCO at Opsani. “That is where Opsani comes in, helping organizations improve app performance, lower cloud cost and deliver a more reliable application experience to users. If you work in an organization dealing with people trying to schedule treatments, vaccinations and other appointments, you need Opsani.”
With the ongoing need for COVID vaccinations and treatments during these challenging times, cloud applications often experience significant increases in traffic, which affect application performance and reliability. The Opsani software upholds HIPAA standards, offering healthcare organizations the best app performance and highest reliability at the lowest cost. Opsani uses AI and machine learning to tune all of the key elements of cloud apps simultaneously. Opsani’s Continuous Optimization as a Service (COaaS) is being used today by leading companies in highly regulated industries.
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