Big Data is fast becoming mainstream in Indian businesses. The
data growth has led companies to look at technologies that help them
efficiently and affordably manage their data.
EMC, the storage giant, has released the findings of a survey that asked IT decision makers in India for their perspective on the challenges and opportunities that Big Data and IT transformation – and related skills – can present to their companies. According to the company, the India results will be added among the thirty-six country-level survey results being collected through EMC Forum events taking place around the world between June and November 2013. Visit EMC Forum for a closer look at the India survey results and those of other countries as they become available.
Key Findings:
· 26% of companies surveyed have no current plans for implementing Big Data technology.
· Culture (35%) followed by no clear business case or proven ROI (28%) are cited as the most common inhibitors to Big Data adoption.
· companies in India continue to look to IT innovation to compete locally and on the global stage:
· 92% of companies in India agree that their business sees technology investment as a strategic way of achieving its goals.
· The top three drivers for the transformation of IT systems and infrastructure in India are: Business process/operational efficiencies (61%), improved governance and compliance (46%), and enhancing customer experience/engagement/communications (45%).
· 79% of respondents report that they have the correct level of skills and knowledge in place to complete their business priorities successfully.
· 82% of respondents in India report that ensuring skills keep pace with the rate of I.T. innovation will be a challenge for their organizations over the next three years.
· 80% of respondents agree that I.T. is now equipped to handle the most essential business priorities – and that now, the biggest barrier is cultural
EMC, the storage giant, has released the findings of a survey that asked IT decision makers in India for their perspective on the challenges and opportunities that Big Data and IT transformation – and related skills – can present to their companies. According to the company, the India results will be added among the thirty-six country-level survey results being collected through EMC Forum events taking place around the world between June and November 2013. Visit EMC Forum for a closer look at the India survey results and those of other countries as they become available.
Key Findings:
· 26% of companies surveyed have no current plans for implementing Big Data technology.
· Culture (35%) followed by no clear business case or proven ROI (28%) are cited as the most common inhibitors to Big Data adoption.
· companies in India continue to look to IT innovation to compete locally and on the global stage:
· 92% of companies in India agree that their business sees technology investment as a strategic way of achieving its goals.
· The top three drivers for the transformation of IT systems and infrastructure in India are: Business process/operational efficiencies (61%), improved governance and compliance (46%), and enhancing customer experience/engagement/communications (45%).
· 79% of respondents report that they have the correct level of skills and knowledge in place to complete their business priorities successfully.
· 82% of respondents in India report that ensuring skills keep pace with the rate of I.T. innovation will be a challenge for their organizations over the next three years.
· 80% of respondents agree that I.T. is now equipped to handle the most essential business priorities – and that now, the biggest barrier is cultural
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