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Trends we’re watching in 2025:
- Digital transformation is back in fashion
- GenAI upends pyramids, even as enterprises slow their AI roll
- Ecosystem intelligence becomes a strategic advantage
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Ericsson’s Biggest Customers and Partners (Operators) Are Holding it Back
/by Chris Antlitz, Principal AnalystEricsson has competitive technology, but its overreliance on CSPs to purchase that technology and/or scale it into end markets remains a weakness that will continue to hamper the company’s ability to participate more significantly in key growth domains, such as PCN. On the network API and communications application side, progress is being made and some scale is occurring, but Ericsson and its CSP partners are up against relatively fast-moving, well-resourced and more specialized entities, most notably hyperscalers and other digital-native players. Addressing the telecom industry’s weaknesses and shortcomings in these market areas will require more investment in channel development and more robust strategic partnerships with entities such as government contractors, GSIs and niche, domain-specific SIs.
HCLTech’s Expanding KYC Journey: From Technology Provider to Trusted Compliance Partner
/by Patrick Heffernan, Practice Manager and Principal AnalystBy evolving its KYC offerings across platforms and clients, HCLTech has shifted from tech implementer to outcomes-driven partner.