LeanIX, now part of SAP, is a leader in Enterprise Architecture, focusing on modernizing IT landscapes and facilitating continuous business transformation. It offers a data-driven, AI-enhanced approach to help organizations make informed decisions and collaborate more efficiently. LeanIX is committed to providing solutions that ensure business continuity, enhance productivity, and enable strategic decision-making through its advanced platform. consists of three world-class products built for ease of use and quick implementation.
LeanIX Tech Risk & Compliance: Navigate and mitigate IT system and process risks to safeguard critical assets, guarantee uninterrupted operations, and adhere to regulatory standards. Unveil IT elements through seamless CMDB integration, including plug-and-play with ServiceNow or tailor-made solutions. Benefit from continuously updated lifecycle data linked to your IT assets, and proactively tackle obsolescence while setting technological benchmarks.
LeanIX Architecture and Roadmap: Allows you to clearly delineate the desired future state of your enterprise architecture, assess the comprehensive effects of your strategic shifts, and devise practical, effective technology roadmaps that ensure smooth navigation through your business transformation journey. By visualizing and securing approval for the envisioned future architecture through intricate target state modeling and insightful analyses, we set a solid foundation for transformation. Throughout this journey, we meticulously document each step, updating your current operational framework to reflect the latest advancements, thereby keeping your enterprise agile and ready for ongoing innovation.
LeanIX Application Portfolio Management: Enterprise and cloud architects employ Application Portfolio Management (APM) to ensure the availability and efficiency of diverse technologies across large-scale enterprises by generating actionable metrics for decentralized applications and overseeing swift software development cycles. This involves documenting the lifecycle of applications within the organization, from past and current to future deployments, automating lifecycle changes, categorizing applications by business capabilities, organizing IT components into technology stacks, and evaluating the technical and functional value of each application, all through increasingly automated processes.
