Traditional application management services (AMS) are people-heavy, slow to diagnose, opaque across vendors, and too expensive to flex as run, change, and build demands spike. If CIOs redesigned their AMS around outcomes instead of effort, they would provision an engine with more transparent accountability, faster problem resolution, and a delivery model that adapts as the business changes. In HFS research, Quinnox emerged as a pragmatic challenger for enterprises seeking AI-mediated operations, measurable throughput gains, and flexible run–change–build economics without multi-year reinvention programs. The appeal here is not the technology but the operating model shift it enables.
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