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PAC observes that with the loss of SVB, many European firms may now find it harder to access large funds, which SVB provided, which are not common within European countries. However, other banks need to take the positives from SVB to engage ...
Fields of digital innovation: blockchain, quantum, VR/AR - VI
Cloud, IoT, and analytics are highly dynamic but widely established building blocks of digital innovation. In addition, less mature, or even newly emerging technologies are considered as important milestones of digital innovation, such as blockchain technology, augmented/virtual reality (AR/VR), and quantum computing.
Fields of digital innovation: AI/ML - V
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies can be used to address many of the identified targets of digital innovation, namely improved customer experience, security, efficiency, and sustainability, by complementing human abilities in a variety of areas, such as perception and understanding, reasoning and ...
Fields of digital innovation: the Internet of Things - IV
Better use of data, a reduction in security risks and error or failure rates, more transparent and resilient supply chains, and improved quality of products and services are among the most frequently mentioned central goals in our survey when it comes to digital innovation strategies. Improved customer experience, security, efficiency, and ...
Fields of digital innovation: analytics & data management - III
As our survey has shown, organizations continue to invest in digital innovation to improve products and services, customer service and support, as well as organizational agility and efficiency, and supply chain transparency. As data is at the heart of any digital transformation, better use of data is the most frequently stated goal of ...
The enabling technologies behind digital innovation - II
The role of the cloud
Organizations from all sectors are gearing up for their digital future. And they are doing so by investing massively in data-centric and eco-system-oriented platforms. And most of these developments are taking place in a public cloud. Among the surveyed organizations, no more than 25% does not yet use public cloud ...
Goals, drivers, and obstacles of digital innovation - I
What makes decision-makers invest in transformation and innovation, even in uncertain times?
The pandemic has highlighted the growing importance of digitalization. Companies with a highly digitized business model were the winners during the crisis, whereas more traditional organizations had to react quickly and had to transform themselves ...
Figure of the day: Tracking and traceability - CxO survey - Sweden
According to PAC's CxO Investment Survey, 41% of participants in Sweden responded that their organization plans to invest in tracking and traceability within the next 2 years.
Figure of the day: IT spending on CRM - CxO survey - Sweden
According to PAC's CxO Investment Survey, 32% of respondents in Sweden intend to spend more on CRM over the next two years.
Figure of the day: Major goal of digital transformation projects - CxO survey - Sweden
55% of the enterprise leaders we surveyed for the CxO Investment Survey in Sweden say that enhancing existing products and services is the major goal of their organization's digital transformation projects.
Figure of the day: Cloud deployment models - CxO survey - Sweden
According to PAC's CxO Investment Survey, 41% of respondents in Sweden that are using the cloud use the “In-house private cloud managed by an external service provider” deployment model.
Figure of the day: Cyber security on the CxO IT agenda - CxO survey - Sweden
40% of the enterprise leaders we surveyed for the CxO Investment Survey in Sweden rate cyber security as a very important topic on their organization's IT agenda.
Figure of the day: Public IaaS/ PaaS in Sweden
Public IaaS/ PaaS will generate a SEK8.9bn market in 2021 (US$0.94bn or €0.84bn) in Sweden.
Figure of the day: Application Services in Sweden
In Sweden application-related services (consulting, system integration, training and application management) will generate a €4.6bn market in 2021, making it the seventh largest market in Western Europe.