Sydney, Australia — April 2025 — Enov8, a pioneer in IT & Test Environment, Release, and Data Management, has been recognised by Bloor Research in its latest report for redefining how modern enterprises manage complex IT landscapes.

The Bloor Research review spotlights Enov8’s flagship Environment Management platform, describing it as a holistic and scalable solution that brings clarity, control, and automation to enterprise DevOps and delivery operations. With a proprietary blend of visualisation, orchestration, and compliance-aware capabilities, Enov8 offers a unified toolset that integrates seamlessly into existing pipelines and ITSM ecosystems.

David Norfolk, Practice Leader at Bloor, notes:

“Enov8 may appear more sophisticated than other solutions initially, but its structured approach, combined with the Environment Management Maturity Index (EMMi), makes it a powerful foundation for continuous operational improvement.”

Key platform strengths highlighted include:

• Centralised CMDB and architecture blueprinting
• Dynamic booking and contention management
• DevOps automation and no-code environment health checks
• Data masking, synthetic data generation, and compliance validation
• Financial analytics to identify overprovisioning and cost inefficiencies

Bloor also validated Enov8’s financial impact, estimating potential customer savings of over US$5 million annually, through reduced environment sprawl, higher test productivity, and faster delivery timelines.

Originally founded in 2013, Enov8 services global enterprises in financial services, telecom, government, and other regulated sectors. Its EMMi framework and platform capabilities empower IT teams to move from reactive management to proactive governance and strategic delivery alignment.

“With this recognition from Bloor, we’re proud to see validation of our philosophy,” said Niall Crawford, CEO of Enov8. “Environment Management isn’t just about provisioning—it’s about governing complexity, reducing risk, and enabling innovation at scale.”
Read the full Bloor report here.