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Digital Sovereignty: Implications for European Organizations

Publisher IDC
Published Jan 30, 2024
Length 8 Pages
SKU # IDC18475969

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Digital Sovereignty: Implications for European Organizations


This IDC Market Perspective explores the significance of digital sovereignty for European organizations against the backdrop of evolving market dynamics. Examining the European context amidst geopolitical and economic uncertainties, the report delves into the multifaceted dimensions of digital sovereignty, emphasizing the risks and regulations associated with data protection, cybersecurity, and technological dependencies. With a focus on European countries' preferences for sovereign cloud migration, the report provides strategic advice for technology suppliers and service providers, urging a compliance-first approach, promotion of sovereignty cloud solutions, emphasis on interoperability, and the demonstration of transparency and accountability as differentiators."Emphasize interoperability and compatibility with existing EU standards for seamless integration into diverse technology ecosystems," said Anielle Guedes, EMEA Cross-Industry Ecosystems Research lead. "Technology vendors should prioritize solutions that facilitate easy collaboration and data exchange between private and public organizations, promoting a cohesive digital infrastructure."

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8 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Introduction
Market Developments and Dynamics
The European Context
Definition of Digital Sovereignty
Digital Sovereignty Risks for European Organizations
Geopolitical Sovereignty and Supply Chain Sovereignty
Operational and Technical Sovereignty
Data Sovereignty
European Digital Sovereignty Regulations
European Countries Preferences for Sovereign Cloud Migration
Advice for Technology Suppliers AND Service Providers
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