IDC’s Serge Findling details the findings from IDC’s new, 2022 CIO Sentiment Survey and unlocks critical strategies for CIOs to thrive in such a turbulent time.
The Future of Industry Ecosystems is upon us, with our global survey data showing that CEOs and executive leadership recognize the critical supporting role that partners play in ensuring the growth and stability of their businesses.
IDC’s Future of Intelligence research indicates intelligent automation solutions show great potential for reducing costs and improving outcomes for buyers.
When IT departments traditionally have trouble demonstrating their value to organizations, there are ways to for IT to show that they are more than a cost center.
Achieving an open, shared approach with partners is not easy: data, applications, operations, and capital (human, assets, and financial) for every organization are disparate of course; business processes are disconnected; and security protocols and systems are not unified. The future of industry ecosystems — an expansion of ecosystem partners that organizations must work with in support of any situation, whether innovation, product or service change, dynamic demand, or unexpected disruption — is rapidly progressing as the new way of working.
IDC’s Chris Murphy discusses the steps CIOs and IT buyers should take to keep IT spending under control despite the recent inflation.
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.