Cloud technology offers organizations ease of use, flexibility, scalability, and a rich set of services for their digital transformation. But the cost to enable cloud technology is often more than expected, causing organizations to exceed their budgets.
IDC’s Jeff Rivkin explores how consent technology in healthcare is being reinvented to offer payers, members and patients data sharing options while providing convenience and transparency.
Making the right decisions about where to invest in digital infrastructure modernization and integration will fundamentally impact an organization’s ability to execute its digital business agenda.
Tech leaders plan to deliver innovative digital products and services
at a faster pace than ever. You need to support their business outcomes and help them achieve cost-effective digital operations, deliver on their vision to be a trustworthy organization, and speed their innovation.
IDC’s Joe Pucciarelli provides three actionable steps for digital leaders to consider as they tune their organizations to create balance amidst the geopolitical, economic, and social volatility being experienced worldwide.
Agile pitfalls can negatively impact the full value of Agile. Where the business once asked, ‘Why does IT take so long to do everything?’ they might say, ‘Why has development become unpredictable and difficult to budget and forecast?’
According to the latest update of IDC’s Worldwide ICT Spending Guide Industry and Company Size, V1 April 2022, the Russia-Ukraine conflict will affect 2022 spending across all industries in CEE, but resource industries, consumer, transportation, personal and consumer services, and education will see the largest drops.
IDC is seeing deliberate action being taken by CEOs to create a vision and strategy for the digital business era and to create new value. Insights from IDC’s 2022 Worldwide CEO Survey, a flagship study of 389 top executives from around the globe, will help tech vendors understand the priorities, investments and key success factors of CEOs in 2022.
While not as exposed as European nations, Asian nations, will undoubtedly feel the spillover effects of the economic sanctions on Russia, as will the ICT industry in Asia/Pacific. IDC expects that sanctions, commodity shortages, and higher prices for oil and gas as well as other essential goods will further fuel inflationary pressures and damage ICT supply chains that support the regional consumer electronics/semiconductor manufacturing as well as distribution industries.
