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