End User Priorities in Digital Transformation, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation, Asia-Pacific, 2019

Gain an Understanding of Top Corporate Objectives & Critical Success Factors

RELEASE DATE
12-Nov-2019
REGION
Asia Pacific
Research Code: K452-01-00-00-00
SKU: IT03958-AP-CR_23744
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The overall research objective is to measure the current use and future decision making behavior toward information technology (IT) in Asia-Pacific, specifically: Enterprise Mobility Management, eCommerce/mCommerce, Unified Communications & Collaboration (UCC), Infrastructure and Data Centers, Big Data and Analytics’ Omnichannel Marketing, Customer Experience Management, Cyber Security, Internet of Things, Enterprise Content and Business Processes Management, Fintech, and API/CPaaS (Application Programming Interface/Communications Platforms as a Service) Strategy.

Research Scope

  • Understand the IT-related challenges organizations face today
  • Monitor the status of digital transformation including newer solutions such as Artificial Intelligence  (AI), Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality (AR/VR), and mCommerce
  • Assess the current and future use of business communications technologies
  • Evaluate factors that drive investments in communications technologies
  • Gauge IT and communications trends
  • Appraise available IT budgets

Research Highlights

  • Almost half of responds report that their top business priorities are to improve operational efficiencies and customer experience (CX).
  • Similarly, enhancing CX, reducing operational costs, and boosting creativity and innovation are the Top 3 IT Drivers. Overall, it appears that businesses are aligned when it comes to IT investments and corporate objectives.
  • The top challenges for IT departments include dealing with security concerns, network stability/reliability, systems integration and managing multi-vendor solutions, and skills shortage and training requirements.
  • When asked about security, respondents cited malware, hacking, and misconfiguration as the three main potential threats to their companies.

Author: Alpa Shah

Table of Contents

Research Objectives

Survey Methodology

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Respondent IT Decision Maker Profile, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Respondent IT Decision Maker Profile, Asia-Pacific, 2019 (continued)

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Respondent's Job Titles, Asia-Pacific, 2019

Top Business Priorities and Challenges Faced by IT Departments

Current Use of Emerging Solutions

Purchase Decision Making and Future Investment

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top 3 Business Goals, Asia-Pacific, 2019 to 2020

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top 3 Business Goals, by Business Size, Asia-Pacific, 2019 to 2020

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Company Performance Measurements Against Own Targets, Top 2 Boxes, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Company’s Performance Measurements Against Their Own Targets by Business Size, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Stage of Digital Transformation Strategy Implementation, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top IT Challenges, Asia-Pacific, 2020 to 2021

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top IT Drivers, Asia-Pacific, 2020 to 2021

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Factors Contributing to IT/Telecom Purchase Decisions, Asia-Pacific, 2020 to 2021

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top Security Threats by Business Size, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—IT Investments Today, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top Planned IT Investments Among Current Users, Asia-Pacific, 2020 to 2021

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Top Planned IT Investments Among Current Non-Users, Asia-Pacific, 2020 to 2021

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Digital Solutions in Use Today, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—IoT Investment Plan, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Implementation Stage of IoT, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Competitive Advantages of Internet of Things (Connected Devices), Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Reasons for Investment in IoT, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Concerns Around IoT Installations, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Investment Plan, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Implementation Stage of AI, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Competitive Advantages of AI, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Reasons for AI Investment, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Concerns Around AI Installations, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Blockchain/Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) Investment Plan, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Implementation Stage of Blockchain (DLT), Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Competitive Advantages of Blockchain, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Reasons for Blockchain Investment, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Concerns Around Blockchain Installations, Asia-Pacific, 2019

Top End User Priorities Digital Transformation—Revenue Growth, Asia-Pacific, 2019

Top End User Priorities Digital Transformation—Percent of Revenues Allocated for IT Budget, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Global Budget Allocation: Investing in Current Solutions vs. Buying New solutions, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Global IT and Telecom Budget Allocation, Asia-Pacific, 2019

End User Priorities in Digital Transformation—Correlation between Revenue Growth and IT Investments, Asia-Pacific, 2019

Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth

The Last Word—The Three Big Predictions

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

The overall research objective is to measure the current use and future decision making behavior toward information technology (IT) in Asia-Pacific, specifically: Enterprise Mobility Management, eCommerce/mCommerce, Unified Communications & Collaboration (UCC), Infrastructure and Data Centers, Big Data and Analytics’ Omnichannel Marketing, Customer Experience Management, Cyber Security, Internet of Things, Enterprise Content and Business Processes Management, Fintech, and API/CPaaS (Application Programming Interface/Communications Platforms as a Service) Strategy.--BEGIN PROMO--

Research Scope

  • Understand the IT-related challenges organizations face today
  • Monitor the status of digital transformation including newer solutions such as Artificial Intelligence  (AI), Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality (AR/VR), and mCommerce
  • Assess the current and future use of business communications technologies
  • Evaluate factors that drive investments in communications technologies
  • Gauge IT and communications trends
  • Appraise available IT budgets

Research Highlights

  • Almost half of responds report that their top business priorities are to improve operational efficiencies and customer experience (CX).
  • Similarly, enhancing CX, reducing operational costs, and boosting creativity and innovation are the Top 3 IT Drivers. Overall, it appears that businesses are aligned when it comes to IT investments and corporate objectives.
  • The top challenges for IT departments include dealing with security concerns, network stability/reliability, systems integration and managing multi-vendor solutions, and skills shortage and training requirements.
  • When asked about security, respondents cited malware, hacking, and misconfiguration as the three main potential threats to their companies.

Author: Alpa Shah

More Information
No Index No
Podcast No
Author Alpa Shah
Industries Information Technology
WIP Number K452-01-00-00-00
Is Prebook No
GPS Codes 9702-C1,9705-C1,9AA5-C1,9A3A,9B07-C1