New research from IDC projects datacenter energy consumption and carbon emissions to assess the industry’s progress toward net-zero goals
The digital world is reshaping how organizations build customer journeys using technology to gain competitive advantages and build positive customer experiences.
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Establish a mature industry ecosystem by establishing a network of capability, capacity, support, expertise, and knowledge that can be scaled up and down.
IDC’s Future Consumer Research examines consumer attitudes across all dimensions and includes survey data from 7 countries, forecast data across 51 countries, and thought leadership.
Knowledge management offers a path for better decision-making, which leads to real, measurable bottom-line benefits like greater efficiency, more innovation, data driven decision-making, and higher customer satisfaction.
To be ready for the future consumer, make sure you understand where the market is headed and how you will drive growth.
Like IDC’s Future Consumer research framework, CES highlights a sharpened focus on consumer experiences. Consumer electronics, as illustrated at the recent International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), is increasingly about experiences rather than just devices. This mirrors IDC’s new approach to consumer market research where coverage is aligned with lifestyle or experience categories rather than with device silos.