Research

Abstract:

The 2023 Technology Spending Intentions Survey from Enterprise Strategy Group indicates that organizations focused on rapidly developing and deploying cloud-native applications use DevOps and agile software development methodologies more frequently than others. This implies that being cloud-native is as much about embracing iterative methodologies as it is about the technology. The survey findings also suggest that an organization’s use of cloud-native applications and its level of adoption of agile methodologies can have a substantial impact on its digital transformation journey and maturity.

Abstract:

Despite global macroeconomic conditions, aggressive technology investments are expected to continue among more digitally transformed organizations. See highlights from research into these trends by TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group with this infographic, 2023 Technology Spending Intentions.

Research Objectives

Based on a survey of 742 senior IT decision makers at midmarket and enterprise organizations, the 2023 Technology Spending Intentions Survey analyzes private and public sector technology spending expectations, the business and technology priorities driving those plans, and year-over-year trends in technology adoption and customer preferences. This year’s study from TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group finds that enterprise technology spending will generally slow due to global macroeconomic conditions and the threat of a worldwide recession, but aggressive investments are expected to continue among more digitally transformed organizations.

For more information on this research, please visit www.esg-global.com/2023-technology-spending.

Research Objectives

Ascertain IT budget outlook for 2023 overall and for specific technologies. Determine key business and technology priorities driving 2023 spending plans. Establish a profile of digitally mature companies in terms of the technologies and processes underlying their IT strategies. Monitor YoY trends with respect to technology adoption and changing customer preferences.

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Determine the extent to which organizations incorporate security into developer workflows. Understand the challenges organizations face with faster cloud-native development lifecycles. Gain insights into what types of solutions are most effective at securing software without slowing development processes. Gauge buyer preferences for vendor solutions, how solutions are deployed, and how to reduce work across teams.

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Measure the impact of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives on the IT evaluation and purchase process. Identify the groups within organizations most responsible for adhering to ESG requirements as part of IT purchases. Highlight the costs and benefits that organizations have experienced as a result of complying with ESG initiatives. Determine which vendors/brands are perceived as strong in terms of ESG and which are viewed as laggards.

Research Objectives

In order to gain insight into how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives are impacting IT purchases, Enterprise Strategy Group (also ESG) surveyed 400 IT professionals at organizations in North America (US and Canada), UK, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand involved in IT product and service purchase decisions.

Abstract:

Developer velocity – the speed at which new applications can be developed and deployed – often determines success for digital transformation and digital business initiatives. Many businesses, however, don't have the infrastructure in place to optimize application development efforts and fully maximize the potential of these initiatives. Given the prominent role that IT transformation plays in digital transformation initiatives, businesses need to take a holistic "infrastructure-out" approach to their digital transformation journeys, with a focus on regular and constant collaboration between IT operations and application development teams.

Abstract:

In order to gain insight into how infrastructure is evolving to take on today’s business challenges, ESG surveyed 348 IT decision makers at organizations in North America (US and Canada) responsible for their organization’s on-premises infrastructure, specifically usage of or plans for hyperconverged infrastructure.

Survey participants represented a wide range of industries including manufacturing, financial services, retail, healthcare, and technology.

Abstract:

IT organizations are balancing cloud-native and legacy infrastructure support while trying to decide how and where to host production applications amid digital transformation mandates.