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Digital Transformation
- HCL Aftermarket Cloud Service lifecycle management platform
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- HCL Customer Data Platform Flexible and customizable customer data platform
- HCL Discover Behavioral insights for customer journeys
- HCL Domino Rapid application development platform
- HCL DX The DXP for the moments that matter
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Data and Analytics
- HCL Actian Empowers the data-driven enterprise
- HCL Actian Data Platform Data services suite; flexible deployment
- HCL DataConnect Low-code integration platform
- HCL Actian Ingres Legendary transactional RDBMS
- HCL OneDB Build database-driven enterprise apps
- HCL Informix High-performance multi-model database
- HCL Nippon Workforce analytics solution
- HCL Vector Analytics Database High-performance vectorized columnar analytics database
- HCL Zen Edge Data Management Embeddable edge data management
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AI and Automation
- HCL Automation Orchestration Orchestrate and optimize business automation
- HCL Automation Orchestrator Suite Accelerate IT and business automation
- HCL BigFix Secure endpoint management
- HCL Intelligent Operations AI foundation for the digital enterprise
- HCL Secure DevOps Automated testing and security scanning
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