The|DevNet|Specialization for Cisco's Partners is constantly evolving. A couple of weeks ago, Chuck Stickney (DevNet Specialization Lead) together with Marcus Lind (CEO, Miradot), had a great discussion in one of the Partner Interactive Webinars in Cisco's Europe/Middle East/Africa/Russia region. One of the main topics was how Miradot -our first DevNet Specialized Partner -is applying DevNet to their solutions. How DevNet is helping them transform their business and deliver successful outcomes to the customers.
There are 3 major areas through which DevNet enables business transformation:
One of the crucial points on the journey to business transformation is also empowering innovation and differentiation through APIs. During the webinar, attendees learned how APIs can apply to different use cases across different industries, including retail, healthcare, manufacturing, finance, and others. The skillset and knowledge that is reflected by DevNet Specialization can be fantastic proof to your customers that you can deliver innovative solutions that empower automation across their organizations.
Marcus Lind, CEO of Miradot, shared with us some insights into how his organization has benefited by achieving the DevNet Specialization. Why was that important? Being a small-sized partner company, they wanted to make sure, they not only have the way to increase their market base, but also to make change. They knew that amongst all the competition in their market, they needed something unique to differentiate themselves -which is when they started their journey to become DevNet Specialized.
Through the DevNet Specialization, Miradot has managed to have over 50% of their employees become DevNet Certified. They felt that to succeed and differentiate themselves across different partners, they had to find their niche. It turned out that the way to get their customers to have better discussions with them, is to embrace automation in their organization. Since becoming DevNet Specialized, Miradot has helped their customers define and navigate their infrastructure.
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