Last year’s been a time where we at Ness reinforced our focus back on product engineering. It’s been a time where we embraced the digital world by integrating Digital Experience and our Product Engineering capabilities. Thus now we boast a unified Experience Engineering framework
The Digital Economy is holding sway over much of our lives and everything that we do. As we speak about the digital economy, it’s important to note that the whole digital arena is not limited to just a few companies or a few segments in the industry. It’s an industry wide phenomenon.
Just like Product Engineering was initially focused on the independent software vendors or the ISVs and focused on specific areas where they used to develop products and sell. It then expanded into platform companies who were treating their application as a product. Now the product engineering phenomenon is expanding into all industries. And the product engineering rigour, the way we develop the application for our customer, the space and the market for that is also expanding. So definitely we feel that the product engineering space is going to expand significantly, because its market is expanding beyond just traditional ISV or product engineering companies. I believe that Ness can truly become a go-to partner for our customers, with a unique integrated experience engineering service offering, covering both design and engineering capability.
I feel that significant investment in the near future is going to happen in this area and SES will be benefitting significantly. We are entering 2015 with a strong delivery framework and platform, with focus on innovation and technology, which is highly customer focused and competitive. I expect a great year ahead of us.
This article is written by
Satyajit Bandyopadhyay, CDO & President, Ness India
