Dell Technologies Inc. (NYSE:DELL) launched the Dell NativeEdge software platform globally. The platform aims to simplify the deployment, management, and security of customers’ edge infrastructure and applications.
With Dell NativeEdge, the company said the lifecycle management process is accelerated by up to 22 times by automating routine tasks, such as large-scale device onboarding and application management.
“Our partners are an integral part of customers’ success, and together we can make the edge a strategic enabler for businesses across industries by making it simpler to deploy and manage infrastructure and applications,” said Gil Shneorson, senior vice president of edge solutions.
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Partners like Infront Systems have been essential in the NativeEdge process.
Dell’s global edge ecosystem is growing with additional companies collaborating with Dell NativeEdge, including Involta, Telit Cinterion, World Wide Technology and more.
Dell is also growing its partner and OEM customer ecosystem to help organizations use Dell NativeEdge.
Price Action: DELL shares are trading lower by 0.38 to $56.97 on the last check Tuesday.
