Respondents around the world highlight the immediate need for data to drive decision-making for greater efficiency, while future plans are focused on investments for agility.
BMC, a global leader celebrating 40 years of delivering IT solutions for the Autonomous Digital Enterprise, today shared the initial results and insights of a global study that indexes competitiveness of organizations on their journey to becoming an Autonomous Digital Enterprise (ADE).
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'The challenges that organizations are facing today are unprecedented, and our ongoing research findings reflect that. Organizations around the world are making sure they have the right data to make business decisions in an uncertain market,' said
Early research findings from surveys conducted in September and October of 2020 that are noteworthy show that:
41% of respondents said their organizations currently have dedicated lines of business that operate as distinct digital business domains to create and bring to market digital products and services, and 38% are currently planning or evaluating to do so. 90% of those surveyed called it out as an important, very important, or essential differentiator from their competition
39.4% of surveyed organizations are automating business and IT processes broadly across their operations today, but 51.7% have called it out as part of their 2-year plan, with 86% of respondents saying it is an important, very important, or essential differentiator
43.8% of respondents say they are executing within several lines of business a data-driven approach to decisions and operations, with 56.4% saying they will scale out their data-driven initiatives across their enterprises in the coming 2 years. Indeed, 90% of all respondents recognize it as an important-to-essential component for the competitiveness of their ADE
Shifting Lanes Along the Digital Transformation Journey
The digital competitiveness index of the
The study highlighted that the top areas of concern for global organizations today focused on optimizing technology buying with digital business domains and an evolved role of centralized IT for a data-driven business and a transcendent customer experience. The finding is reflective of the global business environment and market uncertainty resulting from the global pandemic, while plans for the near future are focused on automation and cybersecurity.
'The research is a good grounding for our conversations with customers,' said
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