SPIE Switzerland receives the prestigious Cisco DevNet Specialisation

SPIE Switzerland announces that it has obtained the Cisco DevNet Specialisation. This achievement strengthens SPIE's leading position within the Swiss IT landscape.

The Cisco DevNet Specialisation is recognised worldwide. Through this achievement, SPIE Switzerland not only demonstrates its expertise, but also distinguishes itself as a key player in the field of network technologies. It underlines the team's expertise in Cisco platforms, with a focus on its knowledge of network automation, application development and infrastructure management.

Eight consultants from SPIE ICS, the operational division for digital services within SPIE, have obtained Cisco DevNet certifications, at "Associate", "Specialist", "Professional" and "Expert" levels. The latter represents the highest level of specialisation available. Among the 50 DevNet Experts worldwide, one of the two certified professionals in Switzerland works at SPIE.

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

Christophe Francey, CTO at SPIE ICS in Switzerland, stated: "This specialisation reflects our commitment to providing the most accomplished service to our clients. Our stakeholders can, now more than ever, rely on our ability to deliver end-to-end solutions, going above and beyond their expectations."

Thanks to the Cisco DevNet Specialisation, SPIE offers its clients tangible benefits that have a direct impact on efficiency, innovation and outcomes. It not only enhances SPIE's ability to create bespoke applications tailored to the specific needs of its clients, but also enables the company to automate networks and accelerate deployment timelines. Business networks and applications can thus be designed to scale seamlessly and adapt to their growth. Through the Cisco DevNet Specialisation, SPIE is able to provide proactive monitoring and support to optimise its clients' network operations and reduce unnecessary expenditure.

¹ Information and Communication Technology