What You Need to Know about the Security Operations Center Market in Switzerland
Managed security services providers in Switzerland are seeing success with the security operations center (SOC) model.
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Learn MoreThe development, testing and deployment of data pipelines is a fundamental accelerator of data-driven strategies, enabling enterprises to extract data from the operational applications and data platforms designed to run the business and load, integrate and transform it into the analytic data platforms and tools used to analyze the business. As I explained in our recent Data Pipelines Buyers Guide, data pipelines are essential to generating intelligence from data. Healthy data pipelines are necessary to ensure data is integrated and processed in the sequence required to generate business intelligence (BI) and support the development and deployment of applications driven by artificial intelligence (AI).
The importance of human resources technology in the workplace is growing at a phenomenal pace. While many HR applications like payroll, benefits management and human resource information systems have been perceived as critical, the new sense of criticality is more extensive than ever. HR technology is necessary to power the function of HR, but it also needs to serve as the leading example of how to engage, embrace and include all workers in the workplace experience and community. HR professionals must recognize that there is unrealized ROI in maximizing HR technology for more than its inherent functional value. By 2027, the focus on employee experience will cause HCM software providers to adapt and redesign their approach to emphasize the employee journey, not just the application.
With more B2B enterprises looking to provide access in a timely manner and when and where the customer chooses, digital commerce is a growing part of the overall customer experience. It is safe to say that in B2B commerce, the Amazon effect also applies, in that customers expect a similar level of frictionless automation, immediacy and simplicity in operation. But, as I will discuss, there are significant differences between B2B and B2C around individuality in pricing, more complex product sets and payment terms.
Decades of deferring investments in mainframes within the U.S. state and local governments has led to challenges that can no longer be ignored. Constituents are demanding experiences that are comparable to what they have become accustomed to in the private sector. However, significant barriers exist to meeting this requirement. The experts who have been maintaining mainframes in state and local agencies are aging and exiting the workforce quickly, leaving a limited number of workers with mainframe skills to replace them. The public sector is also 10-20 years behind the public sector in its upgrade cycles, leaving agencies with seemingly unsurmountable technical debt.
As the world and workplaces move more toward cloud computing, the roles and value of IT service providers evolve accordingly. Microsoft provides widespread cloud solutions, including the Azure cloud platform; the Microsoft Office 365 suite; and a range of business, automation and AI applications provided through Dynamics 365, Power Platform and Microsoft Copilot. Microsoft’s significant presence, value and influence in the business realm have created one of the largest and most diverse ecosystems of IT developers and providers. This ecosystem is rapidly and aggressively advancing to empower, support and expand the capabilities of enterprises, enabling them to benefit from Microsoft’s offerings. This report assesses service providers within the Microsoft cloud ecosystem based on their contributions to the market in support of Microsoft’s cloud offerings and their role in facilitating what enterprises can achieve using these offerings.