February 2022
An increasingly diversified mix of users, devices, and internet-connected items connect to the network within the enterprise network edge. However, enterprises face significant challenges in managing the edge of their networks. Applications that organizations seek to access are more distributed than ever; over the past two years, users accessing those applications have become more distributed, too.

Over the years, the engineering prowess and innovation of HCL’s DRYiCE team have always been astounding, said by HFS Research Leader, Tom Reuner. Over the last 12 months, DRYiCE recorded year-on-year growth of 20% while achieving a gross margin of 57%.

In the first of many Digi-side Chats at HFS OneOffice™ Digital Symposium, Phil Fersht, CEO and Chief Analyst at HFS Research, spoke with Anand Birje, Sr. Corporate Vice-President and Head of the Digital Business at HCL Technologies, about leading with empathy and curiosity, disrupting your own business, cloud strategy, and the changing nature of the CIO role as business and IT collaborate.

Nov 2021
This exclusive report from 451 Research, written by their Research Vice President & General Manager Melanie Posey, provides deep insights into HCL business unit that has extended its long-standing strategic partnerships by creating a dedicated business unit that is focused on leveraging Red Hat and IBM technologies as platforms for enterprise digital transformation, mission-critical application modernization and the journey to hybrid cloud.

March 2021
This exclusive report from 451 Research, written by their Co-Founder and Research Director William Fellows, provides deep insights into HCL Microsoft Business Unit’s capabilities and offerings. It highlights how the business unit helps address the requirements of a client’s digital transformation journey.

February 2021
Covid-19 is accelerating the adoption of automation technologies in a range of end user industries. EY recent research with business leaders consistently points to businesses looking to ramp-up investment in automation as they prepare for a post-crisis world. It’s becoming increasingly likely that one of the biggest beneficiaries from changes to the workplace post-covid will be automation technologies.

January 2021
In the pre-pandemic world, the urge for digital transformation had made several businesses cloud dependent. But the pandemic has now made cloud transition a necessity to become resilient and drive business value with cloud. Naturally, this has forced companies to rethink their cloud strategies and realize ways through which they can focus both on the technological as well as process engineering aspect of cloud journey, while navigating the cloud-transition challenges posed by the new-age global crisis. As organizations embark on the cloud journey to drive business value through customer centricity, capacity flexibility, data-driven insights, improved service levels and so on, it is also critical for organizations to focus on agility and innovation empowered by extreme automation. This can help them facilitate quick transformations based on immediate requirements and enable emerging technologies such as AI/ML, Edge Computing, Blockchain among others.

January 2021
Most enterprises already have many components of a digital mobile workspace, even if they see themselves in the early stages of transformation. A mobile workspace enables employees with an ecosystem of different technologies, services, and practices that support flexible and remote approaches to work in a secure manner.

May 2020
Is Engineering Research & Development a critical area for your enterprise? Struggling to understand the changing Engineering Support Landscape?

January 2020
This IDC Market Perspective is an excellent example of a multinational organization, Mondelez International, transforming its digital workplace. This exclusive paper describes their partnership with HCL, for managed workplace services and the outcomes and achievements to date.