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Findem Is Now Available in AWS Marketplace

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Findem announced that its AI hiring platform is now available in AWS Marketplace. Organizations can purchase and deploy the platform through their existing AWS accounts. AWS Marketplace serves as a curated digital catalog that helps enterprises discover, buy, and deploy software that runs on or integrates with AWS infrastructure. By listing Findem in the marketplace, companies can streamline vendor procurement, consolidate software spend, and manage licensing and billing through their AWS accounts. For organizations with existing AWS commitments, purchasing through the marketplace can accelerate buying cycles by allowing software investments to count toward cloud spend. The approach also reduces the time and complexity typically associated with vendor onboarding and contracting. Findem helps organizations identify, engage, and hire the right talent faster. Its AI-powered talent platform brings together candidate, company, and market data to give recruiting teams deeper insight across sourcing, inbound review, outreach, referrals, alumni networks, executive search, and long-term talent relationship management. Hari Kolam, CEO of Findem, said making the platform available in AWS Marketplace gives customers a faster path to adopt AI for talent outcomes through the cloud platforms they already rely on. Enterprises increasingly want to simplify procurement and consolidate purchasing through existing cloud agreements, he said. Findem integrates with leading applicant tracking systems and core HR platforms. This enables organizations to deploy the platform quickly within existing HR technology environments.
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