Manufacturers Reduce Human Intervention by Accelerating Digital Adoption
Historically, manufacturing has been highly dependent on the human workforce and a little conservative in adopting advanced digital technologies such as robots, immersive reality, and IIoT to replace the human intervention. However, this changed drastically when manufacturing companies reported losses due to workforce shortages during pandemic, as they started relying on AR/ VR based solutions for remote assistance and training, bots for technical assistance on shop floor, IoT for reducing onboarding time and simplifying reskilling, and AI-based visual inspection to detect defects. The investments on real-time monitoring and AR/VR-based remote assistance could help manufacturers realize 11% productivity gains through reduction of human intervention.
Human Capital Management Suite Adoption Surges Under Covid-19
COVID-19 has prompted enterprises to accelerate adoption of Human Capital Management (HCM)suites, upping the deployment rate. The pandemic has forced enterprises to seek low-and no-touch solutions for HR operations. Consequently, organizations are accelerating their digitization and automation of manual HR processes.
In a Year Where Security Is Paramount, Many Drop the Ball
Cyberattacks have surged at least 85% since March. Data theft and ransomware are on the rise, aimed increasingly at the work-from-home crowd.
DIGITAL MASTERS 2020 RADARVIEW™
Avasant has unveiled Digital Masters 2020 RadarView™, its flagship report that recognizes 17 leading service providers who are breaking new ground in enabling enterprise-wide digital transformation.
Avasant’s SD-WAN Managed Services 2020 RadarView™ Recognizes Key Service Providers Enabling Secured And Hybrid Networks In Global Enterprises
Avasant has unveiled SD-WAN Managed Services 2020 RadarView™, its flagship report that recognizes 27 leading service providers as having brought the most value to the market over the past 12 months. Avasant evaluated over 36 providers using three key dimensions: Practice maturity, partnership ecosystem, and investment, and innovation.
Avasant’s RadarView™ Recognizes the Most Innovative Service Providers Enabling Enterprise Adoption of IoT (Internet of Things)
The past year has seen a proliferation of IoT projects that are generating new value for both enterprises and governments. This is expected to continue as technologies that rely on rapid data collection from IoT devices, such as real-time analytics and artificial intelligence, become more mainstream.
Avasant Recognizes Top-Tier Cloud Platform Providers as the Pandemic drives a significant surge in Cloud adoption
Avasant has unveiled its new market assessment report for cloud platforms. The Cloud Platforms 2020 RadarView™ report recognizes the top nine cloud platform providers that have shown the strongest product maturity, enterprise adaptability, and innovation roadmap.
Avasant’s RadarView™ forecasts explosive growth in Enterprise CyberSecurity for the Most Innovative Service Providers
Avasant unveiled its second edition of RadarView™ market assessment for Cybersecurity Services. The RadarView™ report covers the top 28 service providers that have shown mature capabilities, future-aligned investments and innovations, and consistent growth in their Cybersecurity offerings.
Avasant’s RadarView™ Recognizes the Top-Tier Providers Driving Digital Transformation in the Life Sciences industry
Avasant unveiled its Life Sciences Digital Services RadarView™ 2020-2021, a pioneering market assessment report that recognizes the top 18 providers for digital transformation in life sciences Industry. These 18 providers have shown mature capabilities and consistent growth in their life sciences digital service offerings and have been assessed across three key dimensions – practice maturity, investments & innovation, and ecosystem development.
Pandemic Pushes State, Local Governments to Modernize Systems
In 2020, the global pandemic has exposed many governmental organizations in their limited availability of digital communication channels. In fact, prior to March 2020, 43% of UN member states did not have any organized digital media strategy. Many home-bound citizens relied on governments to provide them with relevant information and to deal with pressing issues around healthcare, unemployment, and economic stability. In the face of that, many governments started using a plethora of tools such as online portals, apps, social media platforms, and chatbots to reach out to residents. To support such initiatives, it is crucial that government agencies invest in modernizing their IT infrastructure for migrating workloads, automating processes, and making decisions based on data. These trends are covered in Avasant’s new State & Local Government Digital Services 2020-2021 RadarView™ report.