HCL Technologies Named A Leader In August 2010 Report Of The Forrester Wave (26-Aug-2010)
One of the leading global IT services providers, HCL Technologies, was named a leader in the August 2010 report The Forrester Wave: North American Applications Outsourcing, Q3 2010. The company is one among the selected group of twelve vendors that Forrester evaluated based on current offerings, strategy and market presence.
HCL, which was not included in Forrester’s prior analysis, had come a long way in the marketplace in the timeframe and according to the Forrester report, “HCL is another company that is growing more rapidly than its direct competitors.â€As HCL is aggressively pursuing key growth markets such as remote infrastructure management and green data center consulting, and has added hundreds of local jobs in the US and Latin America to support this growth.
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