SPIE Switzerland Achieves Prestigious Cisco DevNet Specialization

SPIE Switzerland, announces that it has been awarded the renowned Cisco DevNet Specialization. This achievement further cements SPIE Switzerland's position as a trailblazer in the Swiss IT landscape.

The Cisco DevNet Specialization is recognized globally and with this certification, SPIE Switzerland not only reaffirms its proficiency but also stands out as a frontrunner in the realm of network technology. It underscores the team’s expertise in Cisco platforms, emphasizing its capabilities in network automation, application development, and infrastructure management.

Eight consultants of SPIE ICS, the digital services operational division of SPIE, have achieved Cisco DevNet certifications that ranges from Associate, Specialist, Professional to Expert – the highest specialization possible. Of the 50 DevNet Experts worldwide, one of the two certified in Switzerland is employed by SPIE.

This achievement provides SPIE ICS a competitive advantage in the Swiss ICT¹ market and ensures an accelerated development and deployment of its clients’ IT projects.

Christophe Francey, CTO at SPIE ICS in Switzerland, commented on the accomplishment, "This specialization reflects our commitment to providing our clients with the highest valuable solution. Our stakeholders can now be even more confident in our ability to deliver end-to-end solutions that not only meet but exceed expectations."

Thanks to the Cisco DevNet specialization, SPIE provides its clients tangible benefits that directly impact business' efficiency, innovation, and bottom line. It empowers SPIE not only to create custom applications, tailored to client’s specific needs, but also to automate network and accelerates deployment times. Companies' networks and applications can be designed to scale easily with their business growth. With Cisco DevNet expertise, SPIE can offer proactive network monitoring and support to optimize clients’ network operations and reduce unnecessary expenditure.

(1) Information communication technology