Blog, published August 15, 2022 by Justin Hill

HCL Digital Solutions: Strategy Insights & Future Vision

HCL has made a habit of being very proactive about communicating their product development plans. Let’s explore what they have in mind for their Digital Solutions products in the coming months.

One thing that comes as no news is that the use of mobile devices for our work has increased a great deal. The days when you could only work from your computer at the office are long gone. Flexibility and mobility is what our employees need most.

With that in mind, HCL has made it an objective to offer its customers the tools to give that flexibility to their employees.

Here is HCLs portfolio:

HCL Digital Solutions Portfolio slide with laptops showing apps. Lists business and digital experiences with apps like Domino, DXP, and Unica.

HCL Domino

Domino remains one of the most secure and cost effective platforms when it comes to business-critical workflow, and document-centric applications while keeping costs for enterprise IT resources, hardware, and software in-check.

The Application Development Landscape

HCL Domino Leap slide with development tools like Domino Leap, Designer IDE, and Xpages. Green arrow spans Citizen to Full Stack Developer.

HCL Domino Leap v1.0.5 and Leap v9.3

Early access to Danube has been granted since May 25th. It’s entitled to all Domino CCB and CEO customers (non-Federal). Available on FlexNet in a prepacked, ready-to-use Docker container.

The app development landscape also has some other great tools:

Application development landscape diagram with DX, Volt MX Go, and Domino “Danube” sections in pink, purple, and yellow, listing tools and languages.

HCL Volt MX Go:

An enhanced Volt MX edition that uniquely unlocks the power of existing Domino Apps:

Volt MX modules listed with purple ovals and yellow circles. A screenshot of a FedEx dashboard shows options for shipping and tracking.

When it comes to application development HCL has a solution for every level of development proficiency:

Chart showing coding options: Low-code, Mid-code, No-code. Includes app investment, desktop delivery, situation apps, and enterprise plugins.

When keeping in touch with your customers you need to make sure that you have covered every channel. In that respect:

Customer experience improvement tools:

Diagram showing HCL Software's structure. Channels, CX Experiences, and Core Systems in separate sections with icons and listed services.

Value a DX customer gets from MX

HCL DX diagram: Four columns titled HCL DX, Middleware, App Dev, Multiexperience. Purple background with text on business value.

HCL DX 2022 Mid-Year Milestone

HCL Volt MX v9.5 – OND 2022

Employee Experience Improvement Tools

Flowchart with a left section for Channels, middle for EX Experiences with software logos, and right for Core Systems; dark background.

HCL Domino “Danube” – OND-2022

HCL Sametime Premium v12

HCL Connections v8 – OND-2022

Digital Solutions Roadmap

Timeline chart of HCL product releases from JFM 2022 to JFM 2023. Includes product names and versions, marked by gold stars on a dark blue background.

What are some of these future plans have you excited the most? Shoot us a line!

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