Unternehmensanwendungen in der Cloud
Mehr als 50 Prozent der Unternehmen betrachten Cloud-Anwendungen als Grundlage für die digitale Transformation
Fast 40 Prozent der Unternehmen befassen sich mit der Standardisierung von Enterprise Cloud-Anwendungen im Vergleich zu Best-of-Breed-Lösungen
Das Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI), der Forschungszweig von Infosys, hat eine globale Studie über die aktuelle Cloud-Anwendungslandschaft veröffentlicht. 75 Prozent der Unternehmen haben entweder Cloud-Anwendungen implementiert oder migrieren gerade in die Cloud. Fast 40 Prozent der Unternehmen befassen sich mit der Standardisierung von Enterprise Cloud-Anwendungen im Vergleich zu Best-of-Breed-Lösungen.
Das Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI), der Forschungszweig von Infosys, hat eine globale Studie über die aktuelle Cloud-Anwendungslandschaft veröffentlicht.
Der Bericht mit dem Titel "Hinter den Kulissen eines intelligenten Unternehmens: Verlagerung von Unternehmensanwendungen in die Cloud" analysiert die Strategien und Ziele von Organisationen, hinsichtlich der Implementierung von Cloud-Anwendungen. Darüber hinaus dreht sich die Studie darum, wie häufig Cloud-basierte Applikationen eingeführt werden sowie Methoden, Ansätze, Herausforderungen und Problemstellungen. Für diese Studie befragte Infosys Führungskräfte von Unternehmen aus zwölf Branchen in den USA, Europa, Australien und Neuseeland (ANZ).
More than 50 percent of Enterprises look at Cloud Applications as a Foundation for Digital Transformation – Infosys Research
75 percent of enterprises have either deployed cloud applications or are in the process of moving to the cloud
Nearly 40 percent of enterprises are looking at standardization of enterprise cloud applications stack versus best-of-breed solutions
Bengaluru – December 12, 2019: Infosys Knowledge Institute (IKI), the thought leadership and research arm of Infosys (NYSE: INFY), today published a global market research report on the current cloud application landscape titled, ‘Behind the scenes of an intelligent enterprise: moving enterprise applications to the cloud.’ The report highlights drivers and objectives for enterprises to adopt cloud applications, their methods and extent of adoption, along with implementation approaches, strategy and pain points.
For this study, Infosys surveyed 853 senior executives representing firms from 12 industries, across U.S., Europe, Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).
Key insights from the survey:
>> 54 percent of enterprises look at cloud applications as a foundation for their organization’s digital transformation
>> 75 percent of enterprises have either deployed cloud applications or are in the process of deploying one with high-tech and telecom industries leading in the space
>> Nearly 40 percent of enterprises are looking at standardization of enterprise cloud applications stack versus best-of-breed solutions. Better interoperability between systems (59 percent) and collaboration (61 percent) are seen as the top benefits of this approach
>> Visionary enterprises see greater agility to respond to changing market conditions as the biggest advantage of cloud applications adoption, while most enterprises view improved data security and superior customer experience among the top benefits
>> Stakeholder confidence on ROI is the top apprehension (60 percent) while organizational readiness is second (40 percent) during cloud application transformation >> Accurate estimation of time and costs (51 percent), monitoring systems (51 percent), aligning existing legacy systems with new technologies (49 percent) and promoting a culture change within the organization (48 percent) are seen as major challenges in operationalizing cloud application transformation program
>> Enterprises where business executive layer (CEO, COO, CFO etc.) are more involved across various stages of cloud application adoption have higher levels of clarity on their digital transformation and are more satisfied with the progress of cloud journey
Dinesh Rao, Executive Vice President and Global Head – Enterprise Application Services, Infosys, said, "As digital disruption impacts incumbents across industries, the responsiveness of their operating models is what differentiates the best from the rest. However, enterprises face many challenges as they navigate the path towards being more sentient, ‘live’ enterprises - including choosing the right cloud approach, technology investments to repurpose and keeping up with data security. We believe the insights from this research can help enterprises with legacy landscapes to accelerate their digital journeys."
(Infosys: ra)
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