a look into data readiness in asia pacific

LOW CONFIDENCE HIGH CONFIDENCE

HOW DO BUSINESSES RATE THEMSELVES IN TERMS OF DATA READINESS?

BUSINESSES ARE SPENDINGTHEIR IT BUDGETS ON

FEEL THAT THEIR ORGANISATION IS NOT DATA READY

28%

TOP IT BENEFITS THATBUSINESSES LOOK FOR

EFFICIENCY IN INTERNAL & REGULATORY REPORTING

BY 2017, OF BUSINESSES EXPECT TO BE MORE THAN 60% DATA READY

BUT, BUSINESSES FACE THESE CHALLENGES IN THEIR IT TRANSFORMATION JOURNEY...

OPEN SOURCED BASED TECHNOLOGY TO PREVENT LOCK-IN

CLEARLY DEFINED CO-EXISTINGSTRATEGY WITH LEGACY SYSTEMS25%

22%

EDUCATION CURRICULUM FOR BIG DATA TRAINING

18%

HAVE HIGH CONFIDENCE THAT THEIR ORGANISATION IS DATA READY

OF THIS 90% INDICATED THAT THEY WERE CONFIDENT OF THEIR ORGANISATION BECOMING >90% DATA READY

90%

BUSINESS IMPERATIVES FOR SUCCESS

39%

34%

CROSS BUSINESS UNIT DATA ACCESS & ANALYSIS 27%

ENHANCED AND PERSONALISEDUSER EXPERIENCE 10%

PROACTIVE ISSUE HANDLING FOR CUSTOMER SUPPORT

7%

58%

CONSOLIDATION OFDATA SILOS

51%

REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING AND ANALYTICS

19%

SENTIMENTANALYSIS

9%

PREDICTIVE ANALYSISON CUSTOMER BEHAVIOUR

9%

A LOOK INTO DATA READINESS IN ASIA PACIFIC

ITCOMPLEXITIES 12%

COST OFIMPLEMENTATIONAND OPERATION22% 22%

LEGACYDATAINFRASTRUCTURE

17%SKILLS GAP INANALYTICS ANDDATA SCIENCE