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While almost all Indian businesses have started their digital transformation journey, only a third have reached maturity, said a study on Monday.
One of the major factor holding back Digital transformation and restricting cloud adoption in the country is complexity and confusion about the IT Environment according to the "State of IT complexity in India" reported by virtualization leader Citrix.
"The study found a strong collection between the increasing level of complexity felt within organizations and the delay of digital transformation maturity." Citrix India said.
The future has never looked more complex.IT leaders are being asked not only to drive IT services, but also improves business outcomes.
The findings showed that nearly 40% of Indian businesses believe their IT environments are more or significantly more complex than two years ago.
For the study Citrix commissioned the Glass elevator to conduct a survey of 1764 businesses and technology decision makers from various industries and government organizations in Asia.
One of the major factor holding back Digital transformation and restricting cloud adoption in the country is complexity and confusion about the IT Environment according to the "State of IT complexity in India" reported by virtualization leader Citrix.
"The study found a strong collection between the increasing level of complexity felt within organizations and the delay of digital transformation maturity." Citrix India said.
The future has never looked more complex.IT leaders are being asked not only to drive IT services, but also improves business outcomes.
The findings showed that nearly 40% of Indian businesses believe their IT environments are more or significantly more complex than two years ago.
For the study Citrix commissioned the Glass elevator to conduct a survey of 1764 businesses and technology decision makers from various industries and government organizations in Asia.
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