NEC has started selling NEC cotomi Agent, a business automation AI agent, through Microsoft Marketplace.
The listing makes the tool available to Microsoft customers seeking to automate routine business workflows.
What happened
NEC began selling NEC cotomi Agent, a business automation AI agent, through Microsoft Marketplace.
Why it matters
The move places NEC's automation tool in a major cloud platform's storefront, making it accessible to Microsoft customers who need to streamline business processes.
What to watch
NEC cotomi Agent is now available for purchase directly via Microsoft Marketplace.
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NEC's decision to sell NEC cotomi Agent through Microsoft Marketplace represents a distribution strategy that leverages an existing cloud ecosystem. By placing the automation agent in a major platform's vendor channel, NEC gains access to Microsoft's customer base without requiring direct enterprise sales outreach. This approach aligns with a broader industry trend of enterprise software vendors using cloud marketplace channels to reach business customers.
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