HCL Recognized as a ‘Leader’ in Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, North America (HITS)
HCL has been recognized as a Leader for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, North America by Gartner for the 6th consecutive year. According to Gartner*, this Magic Quadrant focuses on management services for mainframe, centralized servers, public cloud brokering, SAP hosting and Oracle hosting environments. It evaluates the abilities of 19 top service providers to deliver data center managed services across North America — including data center outsourcing (DCO) and infrastructure utility services (IUS), which are often enabled by remote infrastructure management (RIM) services and increasingly based on managed virtual private cloud services.
HCL was evaluated in its Magic quadrant report “Magic Quadrant for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, North America” by David Edward Ackerman, William Maurer, Christine Tenneson, 07 July 2016.
“HCL has been a pioneer in introducing leading edge technologies and innovative engagement models to deliver superior business value to clients and stay ahead of the curve. We believe the recognition as a leader for the 6th year in a row is a rousing endorsement of our 21st Century Enterprise strategy,” said Kalyan Kumar, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, HCL Technologies.
HCL’s 21st Century Enterprise strategy is a blueprint for re–aligning IT consumption formats to outcome–based, service–oriented, ecosystem–enabled, experience–centric and lean solutions. The vision enables enterprises to be ‘agile as a startup’ while delivering like a ‘lean enterprise’.
“HCL has invested in a wide range of capabilities around next–generation IT and operations, as they relate to data–centres and cloud, with a focus on enterprise–grade hybrid cloud services and A.I.–enabled automation and orchestration. Cutting edge tools and frameworks such as DryICE™ Autonomics and Orchestration, MyCloud, CART, HCL Gold Blue Print and MTaaS™, as well as other IPs around PaaS, data analytics, enterprise applications and disaster recovery, have strengthened HCL’s leadership position in the global data center and cloud infrastructure market,” added Kalyan Kumar.