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The 2017 CGI Client Global Insights includes findings from in-person discussions with 1,300 business and IT leaders across 10 industries and 17 countries to identify the trends affecting their organizations and the implications for their business. The top three trends include:
"This year's insights demonstrate a clear and accelerating need for executives across the industries we serve to transform to meet the digital needs and expectations of their customers and citizens," said George D. Schindler, President and Chief Executive Officer. "As the trends became more pronounced, executives moved from exploring to mobilizing strategies across the enterprise—with 40% having an enterprise-wide digital strategy in place, up from 12% in 2016."
To fuel executives' digital acceleration, the role of data has taken center stage, with 80% of clients investing in advanced analytics to optimize and grow their business. In addition, clients are rapidly investigating and experimenting with digital technologies, including automation and artificial intelligence. Yet 81% of executives cite that culture and talent—and enabling the digital employee—is the top challenge to becoming digital.
"Across the board, the pace and scope of change are increasing. Business and IT leaders are making investments now to become data-driven organizations to better optimize their existing business and drive new digital business models, products and services. They also are experimenting with a range of organizational models to become more agile across the enterprise," said Mike Keating, Senior Vice-President of CGI's Global Marketing and IP Strategy, and the executive responsible for the CGI Client Global Insights. "What's important to note is that the insights are not just data points. They represent deep conversations with our clients that result in actionable insight to drive forward their future strategies and likewise continue to shape the investments we are making."
Note: While this media announcement shares the global findings of the CGI Client Global Insights, it is important to note that executives experience transformation in the context of their industry. To schedule a conversation with a CGI executive and to learn more about the CGI Client Global Insights industry reports, please contact us.
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Founded in 1976, CGI is the fifth largest independent IT and business consulting services firm in the world. With approximately 71,000 professionals worldwide, CGI delivers an end-to-end portfolio of high-end IT and business consulting services, systems integration and IT and business process outsourcing services. CGI's client proximity model, best-fit global delivery network, and intellectual property solutions help clients accelerate results and digitally transform their organizations. With annual revenue of C$10.8 billion, CGI shares are listed on the TSX (GIB.A) and the NYSE (GIB). Website: www.cgi.com.
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