TECH BUYER Jan 2020 - IDC Perspective - Doc # US45720719
The Future of Digital Innovation: Every Enterprise Must Become a High-Performance Software Producer
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This IDC Perspective introduces the future of digital innovation and the digital innovation supply chain. Software is becoming a bigger piece of how every enterprise competes. The enterprise is shifting from a pure software consumer of applications in 2018 to a software consumer and producer of applications by 2025. As more IT spending is directed toward digital innovation to enhance the enterprise, the end result is an explosion in new digital apps and services.
"We are now on the future path of digital innovation, where every company becomes a software producer," said Mickey North Rizza, program VP, Enterprise Applications and Digital Commerce, IDC. "The organizations with digital innovation supply chains focused on delivering digital products, services, and experiences will reshape our global economy in the coming years."
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Agile Application Life-Cycle, Quality and Portfolio Strategies , CIO and Technology Professionals Agenda , DevOps Analytics, Practices and Automation , DevSecOps and Application Security , Digital Business Models and Monetization , Digital Business: The Professional Services Opportunity , Enterprise Applications , Enterprise Applications and Strategies , Enterprise Asset Management and Smart Facilities , Enterprise System Management Observability and AIOps Software , European Enterprise Applications , Financial Applications , Future of Digital Innovation - Agenda , Intelligent Application Services , IT Consulting and Systems Integration Strategies , Modern and Edge Application Development and Developer Trends , Open Source Ecosystem , PaaS for Developers of Modern and Edge Applications , SaaS, Business Platforms and Ecosystems , Software Channels and Ecosystems , Storage and Computing Infrastructure Software Platforms
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