The digital landscape is evolving rapidly, yet many organisations struggle to keep pace with technological advancements, leading to inefficiencies and missed growth opportunities. This InfoBrief is your guide to achieving digital agility and staying competitive in an uncertain market environment. Backed by insights from IDC's Technology Leaders Survey, 2025, this InfoBrief offers expert analysis and strategies from leading industry researchers to help you navigate the digital transformation journey. In this InfoBrief, you'll learn how to:

The global macroeconomic climate is volatile, impacting digital transformation initiatives. Many organisations struggle to achieve digital maturity, leaving them behind competitors. This IDC report, sponsored by Expereo, provides the strategic insights you need to navigate these challenges. Based on a report of 650 global organisations and featuring analysis from IDC Research Directors, this report offers data-driven recommendations for success. In this report, you'll learn how to:

This IDC InfoBrief analyses the business opportunities, challenges, and priorities influencing global technology leaders that are presently striving to achieve digital maturity and fully exploit the AI momentum. This analysis is based on the latest results from the Enterprise Horizons 2024: IDC Technology Leaders Survey.

The report outlines the vital transition to a digital-first strategy for competitiveness, advising against a uniform approach. It explores the rising trend of cloud migration with a focus on SaaS and IaaS. Highlighting hyper-connectivity, it introduces Enhanced Internet for optimized SD-WAN. SD-WAN is presented as transformative for scalability and user experience. The paper recommends outsourcing SD-WAN to MSPs for end-to-end solutions, highlighting their advanced monitoring.

Over the last few years, enterprise technology leaders worldwide have been dealing with disruptive forces which created a global pressure and urgency to innovate to a degree that we haven’t seen in decades. When the global Covid-19 pandemic hit, businesses responded by investing heavily in emerging technologies to help them deliver new solutions at breakneck speed, with CIOs in the driving seat.

Over the last few years, enterprise technology leaders worldwide have been dealing with disruptive forces which created a global pressure and urgency to innovate to a degree that we haven’t seen in decades. When the global Covid-19 pandemic hit, businesses responded by investing heavily in emerging technologies to help them deliver new solutions at breakneck speed, with CIOs in the driving seat.