To better understand how business leaders view and value their enterprise network, Aruba surveyed 200 UK-based international business decision-makers. According to research released by Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, one-in-four (25%) business leaders admit to having only a functional or limited understanding of the enterprise network – resulting in a potentially dangerous disconnect around Digital Transformation initiatives. This comes as 81% of business leaders state that their organisation needs high levels of Digital Transformation and innovation to succeed in the next 12 months, but far less expect to achieve this. In fact, almost a third (32%) anticipate moderate transformation at best. Meanwhile, the pressure to digitise has never seemed higher. With 93% of respondents agreeing their business is demanding more of technology post-pandemic and 68% saying that they are looking to IT to deliver more data insights, it is perhaps unsurprising that 73% have concerns about their organisation’s ability to keep up with the latest technology and digital requirements. The survey, which features responses from 200 international business leaders, examined a number of areas in which the network has the potential to deliver against these demands and assessed the recognition of this outside of IT leadership. The network […]
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