CA Technologies Global Survey Reveals That Digital Transformation Drives Significant Bus. Performance Improvement, But Still ...
September 28 2016 - 9:00AM
Business Wire
Gains Deepen Significantly with Accelerated
Adoption of Best Practices Such as Agile, DevOps and others
CA Technologies (NASDAQ:CA) today announced the significant
impact digital transformation is having on enterprises worldwide in
a new global study of senior level business and IT executives. The
survey - Keeping Score: Why Digital Transformation Matters –
demonstrates the strong connection between business performance and
the technologies and practices that underpin digital
transformation, yet reveals a significant opportunity for growth.
The study further revealed that deepening adoption of practices
such as agile, DevOps, API management and identity-centric security
boosts business impact by up to 52 percent.
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A new global survey from CA Technologies
reveals why digital transformation matters. (Graphic: Business
Wire)
“The ascendancy of customer experience today is driving
technology – specifically software – into the heart of every
company’s business model,” states Otto Berkes, chief technology
officer at CA Technologies. In his new book – Digitally Remastered:
Building Software into Your Business DNA – launched today, Berkes
notes that, “The road to the future involves the creation of a
modern software factory that thrives on an agile and efficient
software development process that is constantly translating
customer need into delivered experience.”
The research also introduces the Digital Transformation Business
Impact Scorecard (BIS), a global ranking of countries and
industries across 14 key performance indicators (KPIs) critical for
digital transformation success.
The scorecard results clearly indicate that digital
transformation is paying off with tangible benefits as respondents
reported:
* 74 percent report improvement in customer experience* 76
percent report improvement in digital reach* 33 percent increase in
speed to market* 40 percent increase in customer satisfaction* 37
percent increase in new business revenue
Developing Countries Top the List
Against a global average BIS score of 53, many developing
countries top the list – India (79), Thailand (71), Brazil (69),
Indonesia (66) and Malaysia (64). The U.S. scored 57 and all of the
European countries scored lower.
Emerging and developing economies have more ability than mature
countries to start their digital transformation efforts with a
“clean slate” approach that has less legacy environments to deal
with. Therefore, the payoffs can be faster and more
significant.
From a vertical sector perspective, the top 5 industries were
telecoms (59), banking & financial services (57), public sector
(56), retail (54) and healthcare (53). The surprise performance of
the public sector reconfirms the strong emphasis governments have
been placing on leveraging the app economy and digital
transformation to provide more jobs, increase tax revenue and
provide better services to their citizens.
The research also explored the key technology choices and best
practices businesses are deploying in their digital transformation
efforts and what effect they have on business performance. To
measure the impact, the research mapped the level of maturity of
adoption of these practices against their Business Impact Scorecard
results and found:
- Expanding agile practices beyond
development to embrace the entire enterprise boosts digital
transformation business performance by 33 percent.
- Building DevOps practices into the
culture of the organization increase performance on the BIS by 35
percent.
- Applying a more managed, life-cycle
approach to APIs increases business impact scores by 52
percent.
- Deploying identity-centric security
which uses context, behavioral analytics and more adaptive and
predictive approaches to breach detection boosts digital
transformation business performance by 24 percent.
“Clearly, digital transformation is a journey and a common
element in process improvement. With the critical role software now
plays in helping customers execute their digital strategies, you
could be doing well today, but you could be doing even better
tomorrow. Becoming more advanced in the adoption of these key
enabling technologies and practices should be at the top of every
business executive’s agenda,” Berkes continued.
Resources
Research: Keeping Score: Why Digital Transformation
MattersDigital Transformation InfographicBook by CA CTO Otto
Berkes: Digitally Remastered
About the Research/Coleman Parkes
Conducted by Coleman Parkes Research Ltd. in May-June, 2016, the
survey included 1,770 senior business and IT executives from large
enterprises, across 21 countries and 10 industry sectors. Coleman
Parkes, formed in 2000, provides action-focused marketing research
on a global scale. The company offers a full research and
consultancy service across all markets, while specializing in
business-to-business research with a focus on IT, technology and
communications research. For more information, please visit
www.coleman-parkes.co.uk.
About CA Technologies
CA Technologies (NASDAQ:CA) creates software that fuels
transformation for companies and enables them to seize the
opportunities of the application economy. Software is at the heart
of every business in every industry. From planning, to development,
to management and security, CA is working with companies worldwide
to change the way we live, transact, and communicate – across
mobile, private and public cloud, distributed and mainframe
environments. Learn more at www.ca.com.
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