Ness One of the Best Digital Platform Engineering Services

Ness Software Engineering Services (SES), a leading provider of digital transformation and software product engineering services, is a “Strong Performer” according to Forrester Research. The ranking appears in the analyst firm’s recently released report, The Forrester Wave™: Digital Platform Engineering Services (DPES), Q2 2016 and identifies the “seven vendors that matter most” in helping companies build digital platforms that enable them to compete effectively in their respective markets.

According to the Forrester report, “Ness’ strategy is based on its Connected Framework, which articulates the firm’s understanding of the technology skills and strategies necessary to help their clients envision, build, and evolve their digital platforms…Companies looking for a firm with strong, diverse technical chops and a well-oriented vision around digital platform strategy should consider Ness.”

Forrester defines firms that provide Digital Platform Engineering Services as those that “build a wide array of next generation systems for their clients, including digital experience platforms, IoT platforms, systems of insight, systems of engagement, eCommerce platforms, and video and media platforms…. designed to improve customer engagement through the consolidation and delivery of customer data, experience, and content.”

“We’re proud to be recognized by Forrester, particularly in a report that highlights the type of strategic partner clients need to create digital platforms that differentiate their brands,” said Paul Lombardo, CEO of Ness SES. “Ness is successful because we’re focused on helping our clients capitalize on their business opportunities, rather than traditional fulfilment of enumerated development requirements. The market has changed, and companies want a proactive, agile partner who can help them innovate, experiment, validate, and build their digital platforms and products rapidly, with less risk, to grow their businesses and captialize on market disruptions.”