Zensar, ManageEngine partner to improve IT management for businesses

IT services firm Zensar Technologies has announced a new partnership with ManageEngine, a division of Zoho Corporation, aimed at improving IT management and operations for enterprises. The two companies will work together to offer integrated solutions that simplify how businesses handle their IT systems.

The collaboration will help address common problems faced by businesses, such as managing complex and fragmented IT setups. With the increasing demand for real-time monitoring and efficient operations, this partnership comes at a time when many organisations are looking for ways to streamline their technology infrastructure.

As part of the agreement, Zensar will use ManageEngine’s range of IT management tools to support clients across various sectors, including banking, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, and retail. These tools cover areas such as IT service management, performance tracking, and infrastructure monitoring.

Promoth Kumar, Chief Revenue Officer at ManageEngine, said that the partnership will help companies gain better visibility into their IT systems and improve how they respond to technical issues. “This partnership with Zensar will provide businesses with a unified solution to streamline IT operations and enhance service delivery,” he said.

The collaboration aims to help organisations make more informed decisions through data insights, ultimately leading to improved service and system reliability.

Jitendra Nandwani, Senior Vice President at Zensar Technologies, said that the two companies have worked together for over ten years. “Our collaboration spans reselling, system integration, and shared technology efforts,” he said. “This new step strengthens our ability to support clients in their digital journeys.”

In April, Zensar Technologies reported a 1.8% increase in net profit for the fourth quarter ending 31 March 2025, reaching ₹176.4 crore. This compares with a profit of ₹173.3 crore in the same period last year, according to the company’s regulatory filing 25 April.

The firm also saw its revenue from operations grow by 10.5% year-on-year, rising to ₹1,359 crore from ₹1,229.7 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year.