#India #NTT #Apollo


90% of enterprises are yet to achieve their digital-first goals with 49% admitting that cyber security is the top most priority for their business. It also brings to light, 45% of enterprises lost productivity during the crisis due to problems of connectivity and 41% enterprises attribute the shift to digital-first operating models for maintaining market share during the course of the pandemic. The survey was conducted among business leaders across 750 enterprises in 11 countries and classifies them into three distinct categories as per their digital maturity stage.

And they are number 1 - Digital Trailblazers: Only 10% enterprises have the most advanced digital operating models, connectivity platforms and strategies ensuring secure and trusted operations. 63% of them attribute revenue growth to their digital-first strategy.

Number 2 - Digital Migrants: 52% of enterprises have limited digitalisation in their business, but still need to improve in several areas of digital capability.

Number 3 - Digital Aspirants: 38% of enterprises are at a nascent stage of digitalising their business and have been unable to achieve growth due to lack of digital maturity.

An expert says, the digital-first operating model is a must for enterprises in the new world order. As economies open, trust and security are core to the competitiveness and agility of enterprises seeking growth. The scale of digitalisation will be the new barometer of success for enterprises irrespective of its size or industry. Finally, the current shift to digital-first operating models is a defining moment in the evolution of businesses and rethinking the new world.

Today's Headline in NewsHours
0:00 Intro
2:05 #India is ready to partner with like-minded nations, says MOS IT
2:46 #NTT extends its data center footprint by 20%
3:33 #Apollo Funds takes over #Yahoo
4:14 #Skylo a startup into #IoT hires #JaiMenon a.