Insight report Insight Intelligent Technology Report 2022: IT Ambitions for Business Transformation
By Insight UK / 5 Sep 2022
By Insight UK / 5 Sep 2022
In the wake of COVID-19, businesses responded to significant challenges and deep uncertainty by driving more ambitious agendas on tighter timelines than ever before.
Organisations took bold steps forward into a digital-first landscape starting in 2020, and they’re striving to extend that trajectory into 2022 and beyond. However, challenges remain — ranging from talent shortages to supply chain disruption — and these roadblocks can impede operations and hinder strategic transformation.
To deepen our understanding of what lies ahead, we commissioned IDG to survey 400 IT leaders about post-pandemic marketplace and organisational shifts in our annual progress report, the Insight Intelligent Technology Report 2022: IT Ambitions for Business Transformation. Their responses reveal how they’re adapting to internal challenges, external disruption and new digital transformation goals.
Organisations of all sizes and across all business sectors navigated digital acceleration during the pandemic — and enterprises were no exception.
reported that the pandemic accelerated business transformation progress, and another 52% either had to change or create a new strategy entirely.
of new IT investments are dedicated to transforming the business vs. "keep the lights on" requirements.
strongly agree that their organisations have adapted to marketplace changes by incorporating new technologies and IT processes.
At a time when every business is a technology business, IT teams are asked to do more, and every digital transformation initiative is a major priority. Accelerating innovation while navigating internal and external roadblocks requires a holistic approach to the IT ecosystem — and enterprise leaders agree that they can’t execute that approach without help.
That’s why 95% of respondents indicate their organisations will rely on third parties to shape their business transformation strategies, and 89% expect the volume of IT projects offloaded to a partner to increase over the next 12 months.
