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Latest Reports
Worldwide IT Spending and Staffing Outlook for 2024
Our forecast for enterprise IT spending in 2024 is partly sunny, with a chance of strong headwinds. With stronger-than-expected economic data in the US and Europe and easing inflation, the world economy in most regions looks poised for the soft landing that central banks were aiming for. Our survey shows that IT budgets will continue to grow, and enterprises expect a slightly better 2024 than 2023. The worldwide outlook is cautiously optimistic.
Empowering Healthcare Payors Using Digital Technologies
In the face of challenges such as rising healthcare costs, uncertainty over healthcare reform, IT/systems integration, and alignment of incentives with healthcare providers, the healthcare payor industry is aggressively pouring digital investments and adopting cutting-edge technologies, including generative AI, advanced analytics, automation, and cybersecurity, to address these challenges. Healthcare payor companies are leveraging digital technologies to revolutionize their processes. Healthcare payor enterprises collaborate with service providers for digital transformation, which requires strong technological expertise and delivery capabilities. Both demand-side and supply-side trends are covered in our Healthcare Payor Digital Services 2024 Market Insights™ and Healthcare Payor Digital Services 2024 RadarView™, respectively.
Healthcare Payor Digital Services 2024 Market Insights™
The Healthcare Payor Digital Services 2024 Market Insights™ assists organizations in identifying important demand-side trends that are expected to have a long-term impact on any digital project in the healthcare payor industry. The report also highlights key challenges that enterprises face today.
Healthcare Payor Digital Services 2024 RadarView™
The Healthcare Payor Digital Services 2024 RadarView™ can help healthcare payor enterprises craft a robust strategy based on industry outlook, best practices, and digital transformation. The report can also aid them in identifying the right partners and service providers to accelerate their digital transformation in this space. The 83-page report also highlights top market trends in the healthcare payor industry and Avasant’s viewpoint.
Retail E-Commerce Platforms 2023–2024 RadarView Scan™
Avasant’s Retail E-Commerce Platforms 2023–2024 RadarView Scan™ helps enterprises in evaluating key vendors providing retail e-commerce platforms. The 29-page report also highlights how vendors leverage their capabilities to provide a retail e-commerce platform to address these challenges.
BYOD Adoption Stagnates But Security Threats Grow
Bring your own device (BYOD) policies are a sensible approach for many organizations to leverage the convenience and familiarity of personal devices for their employees. These policies proved to be effective when employees worked from home during the pandemic. But BYOD adoption appears to have reached its peak, plateauing over the past five years. This Research Byte is a brief overview of our report on this subject, BYOD Best Practices.
Bring Your Own Device Best Practices 2024
When iOS and Android smartphones were widely available in the late 2000s, bringing your own device for work-related tasks became popular. Employees generally favored their devices over those issued by the company, because it was simpler not to carry two devices. This trend drove companies to develop rules and regulations to control the practice.
Navigating the Ecosystem: A Brief Analysis of Clinical and Care Management Business Process Transformation Service Provider Partnerships
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare delivery, clinical and care management business process transformation (BPT) service providers have emerged as key players offering a suite of services encompassing case management, utilization management, and population health management. However, these providers seldom operate in isolation; they rely on a multifaceted ecosystem of strategic partnerships to deliver streamlined and comprehensive services. This research article delves into the intricate network of alliances and collaborations that define the partner ecosystem of leading service providers, such as Accenture, Accolade, Optum, Sagility, Shearwater Health, and Wipro, shedding light on their collaborative strategies and synergies.
Business Continuity Planning Skipping Crucial Steps
Restoring information systems in the event of a disaster is an essential element of risk management, not just IT. But, having IT systems recovered without restoring business operations is of little value. It is equally important to restore key business processes, maintain communication with key stakeholders, and ensure the ability of personnel to work. Business leaders have begun to recognize the importance of business continuity to the enterprise, but consistent implementation appears to be a challenge. This Research Byte summarizes our full report on business continuity planning as a best practice.
Business Continuity Planning Best Practices 2024
In today’s business landscape, virtually every organization relies heavily on information technology. Therefore, restoring information systems in the event of a disaster is an essential element of risk management, not just IT. At the same time, having IT systems recovered without restoring business operations is of little value. As such, a thorough business continuity plan goes beyond IT recovery, ensuring the overall survival of the business amid disruptions and re-establishing key business functions. Effective continuity planning should also address the potential loss of key individuals, disruption of customer or supplier operations, and failure of logistics providers.
