A holistic approach to transformation
Digital Transformation and Innovation Top Priority
Anticipated impact:
Starts with accelerated development of innovative solutions and better customer experience
By 2022…
up to a quarter of Fortune 500 companies will become software producers to digitally transform and maintain their F-500 status.
By 2025…
40% of the Fortune 500 will reengineer culture and collaborative practices — shifting from authorized to empowered teams, which are then measured by metrics aligned to team success.
Anticipated benefits:
Will stem from digitally enhanced offerings, operations, and relationships
This changes the game. To stay competitive, organizations must holistically embrace:
- Open culture to foster collaboration
- Open processes to ensure integration
- Open architecture to enable innovation
The World is at a Digital Tipping Point
By 2023…
90% of new apps will be built/released on demand using policy-driven security and compliance assessments in the delivery pipeline, as automation accelerates development, DevOps, and DevSecOps.
By 2024…
Net-new production-grade cloud-native apps will increase to 70% from 10% of all apps in 2020, due to adoption of technologies such as microservices, containers, dynamic orchestration, and DevOps
91% of organizations developing their own applications deploy them to more than one cloud.
By 2023, 50% of organizations will neglect investing in market-driven operations and will lose market share to existing competitors that made the investments, as well as to new digital market entries.
47% of North American companies will see their president, CEO, owner, chairman, GM, or managing director drive DX strategy and implementation in their companies. Of the remainder, 40% are driven by CIO, CTO, or head of technology/transformation.
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