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Esnet Systems Partners With Cisco on 'Business Transformation Strategy' to Expand AI Lifecycle Services

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Park Hyo-dae, Chairman of ESNet Group (fifth from the left), and Choi Ji-hee, CEO of Cisco Korea (fourth from the left). [Photo: ESNet Systems]

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Esnet Systems said on the 1st that it had signed a 'Business Transformation Strategy Partnership' with Cisco.

The two companies will expand into AI lifecycle services and pursue integrated solution offerings in five areas: AI data centers, digital work environments, OT, security, and IT operations.

Esnet Systems plans to strengthen its expertise in architecture consulting and AIOps and provide operations services by linking its proprietary platform with Cisco Cloud Control and Cisco IQ.

Esnet Systems announced on the 1st that it had signed a strategic partnership with Cisco. The partnership is named the 'Business Transformation Strategy Partnership.'

With the partnership with Cisco as a catalyst, Esnet Systems plans to expand into AI lifecycle services. The company plans to broaden its business into AI lifecycle services spanning the entire process of consulting, design, deployment, and operations, and to use this expansion as a stepping stone for a medium- to long-term transformation of its business structure.

To that end, the two companies plan to pursue integrated solution offerings in five areas. The five areas are AI data centers, digital work environments, OT, security, and IT operations. The two companies will jointly invest in strengthening their capabilities in technology, sales, marketing, and operations.

Cisco said it highly valued Esnet Systems' business capabilities, deployment and operations experience, proprietary platform, and AI technology. The partnership was pursued based on that assessment. The photo shows Park Hyo-dae, chairman of Esnet Group, and Choi Ji-hee, CEO of Cisco Korea.

The company is pursuing stronger expertise in architecture consulting and AI-based operations (AIOps). To that end, it has drawn up plans to link its proprietary operations platform, Cisco Cloud Control, and Cisco IQ, and it is planning to provide AIOps services that integrate customer assets, contracts, equipment status, and renewal information. It also plans to use its technology center, the 'S2F Center,' as a hub for customer service experience and verification.

At the same time, it will expand Cisco integrated solution offerings and present the five target areas as AI data centers, digital work environments, OT, security, and Splunk-based IT operations. The services will combine design, deployment, and operations, with 'AI-ready data centers' highlighted as a flagship area. The company said this approach integrates computing, GPU, storage, network, and AI operations environments for enterprises and public institutions, reducing deployment risk and shortening adoption time. The security area will be provided by combining the capabilities of Esnet Group affiliates such as Inseong Information and Inet Bank.

An Esnet Systems official said the company has long accumulated business capabilities and will use this as an opportunity to expand customer value by combining them with its proprietary platform and AI technology. The official added that the company will pursue a policy of taking single-service responsibility from diagnosing customers' IT environments through operations, and that it aims to connect these efforts to customers' business outcomes by strengthening differentiated value-added services centered on Cisco integrated solution offerings.

Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241946

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