Ness Digital Engineering (Ness), a global full-lifecycle digital services transformation company with 11 innovation hubs in the US, Eastern Europe, and India, is announcing this week that it’s been named a Major Contender in Everest Group’s 2024 Software Product Engineering Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment.
Ness’ CEO, Ranjit Tinaikar, had earlier been recognized as one of the top executives from India driving global innovation.
The recognition by Everest Group highlights Ness’s commitment to delivering value and innovation in software product engineering, helping clients drive growth, tackle complex challenges, and speed up digital transformation. This distinction also highlights Ness’s leadership in Intelligent Engineering, a systematic, data-driven approach that meets the growing demand for faster business results.
The Everest Group PEAK Matrix® Assessment measures service providers’ impact and market leadership across a comprehensive set of criteria. Ness’s recognition as a Major Contender reflects its strong performance in market adoption, portfolio diversity, and value delivered. This recognition spans four categories: BFSI-specific SPES PEAK Matrix®, ISV and Internet-specific SPES PEAK Matrix® 2024, Media and Entertainment-specific SPES PEAK Matrix® 2024, and Central and Eastern Europe-specific SPES PEAK Matrix® 2024.
By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and a customer-centric delivery model, Ness has helped clients drive digital transformation, optimize product development, and achieve business goals more effectively.
Speaking on the ranking Dr. Ranjit Tinaikar (article’s featured photo), CEO of Ness Digital Engineering, said, “Ness’s recognition as a Major Contender in the PEAK Matrix® Assessment validates our commitment to driving client success through innovative engineering practices. This aligns with our Intelligent Engineering approach, allowing us to empower our clients with the flexibility to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing market. By combining data-driven strategies with cutting-edge technology, we help clients meet their business goals with speed and precision.”
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