What You Need to Know about the Security Operations Center Market in Switzerland
Managed security services providers in Switzerland are seeing success with the security operations center (SOC) model.
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Learn MoreIn the current business landscape, enterprises continue to face disruptions such as tariffs, wars, political unrest and climate shocks. Hence, it has become mandatory for supply chain leaders to look beyond temporary fixes and pursue larger transformations to gain a competitive advantage. A siloed or process specific uplift provides short-term relief, but building future-ready, connected, intelligent and sustainable supply chains requires a comprehensive revamp, driven by technologies such as AI, analytics, supplier relationship management (SRM) and automation. This year’s assessment highlights a major shift in chief supplier officers’ approach, focusing more on enhancing process optimization and operational efficiency than merely targeting cost savings to stay ahead of the competition.
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There is a shift underway in how enterprises structure their software stacks in relation to contact centers. Multiple factors have coalesced to reduce the importance of the traditional call handling infrastructure (i.e., the ACD) as the foundational element of the tech stack. It no longer has to be the focus of buying or deployment decisions. It’s been superseded by a more extensible (but complex) combination of voice and data network providers, Communication-Platform-as-a-Service (CPaaS) tools and cloud-based enterprise platforms. Contact centers also need systems to control the movement and use of customer data, and this is affecting buying decisions.
Autonomous commerce is no longer a distant prospect; it is actively transforming procurement systems, digital marketplaces and B2B revenue platforms today. Intelligent systems can now interpret buying intent, evaluate margin risk and negotiate terms with increasing sophistication. Yet, according to ISG’s State of Agentic AI Market Report, only 25% of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions operate fully autonomously, while 45% still rely on human oversight. This cautious pace highlights a critical leadership challenge: organizations that delay adoption risk falling behind in efficiency and revenue growth, while premature or poorly governed autonomy threatens brand reputation and customer trust. ISG asserts that through 2027, providers will develop agentic AI capabilities to automate much of the revenue life cycle for renewal and expansion offers, improving the customer experience and resulting in increased lifetime value.
The digital workplace software market has undergone a significant transformation since FY24, driven by the convergence of hybrid work models, AI innovation and heightened expectations for EX. The post-pandemic normalization of remote and hybrid work has solidified the need for robust digital workplace infrastructures that support productivity, collaboration and security across distributed environments.