Changing Tides
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A recent global survey reveals that 29% of organizations are dissatisfied with their current data management systems regarding total cost of ownership, while 2 out of 3 respondents prefer an integrated software approach. The survey indicates that nearly 50% of organizations plan to evaluate new data management strategies within the next two years to meet growing demands. Additionally, the findings show significant gaps in perceptions of high availability and reliability versus current effectiveness.
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Changing Tides
- 1. 29% report that current systems don’t live up to TCO expectations 2 out of 3 find an integrated software approach to data management highly appealing All respondents Senior IT Mid-level IT all levels feel that an integrated software apprach is best suited to their challenges. Changing Tides Senior and mid-level managers alike gravitate toward an integrated software approach to data management M A R Y A N N E for more information, visit www.sap.com/database-solutions According to a global survey of over 200 organizations, sponsored by SAP and conducted by IDG research services 56% 63% 48% ! While the requirements of data management systems become ever more demanding, many companies are struggling to keep up with the deluge. With the tides changing, how will you adapt? 23% over next 12 months 23% within next 12-24 months No Not sure Nearly 50% plan to evaluate new approaches to data management within 2 years Data Management Gap Analysis: Importance of Criteria vs. Current effectiveness HighAvailability/Reliability 89% 79% 86% 66% TotalCostofOwnership