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IDC PeerScape: Practices to Empower Industry Ecosystems

Publisher IDC
Published May 28, 2024
Length 11 Pages
SKU # IDC18822483

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IDC PeerScape: Practices to Empower Industry Ecosystems


This IDC PeerScape discusses three challenges and associated best practices intended to guide organizations of any size while they expand their ecosystems as part of becoming a digital-first organization."The move to more open, extended, pan-industry ecosystems is the next phase of digital transformation. Organizations continue to recognize that innovation is more robust, resiliency is stronger, and the ability to serve the end customer, consumer, citizen, or patient is greater with a varied, diverse ecosystem of partners in place. This enables ecosystem partners to realize game-changing innovation when opportunity presents itself and ensure flexible operations in the face of unexpected disruption," said Jeff Hojlo, research vice president, Future of Industry Ecosystems, IDC.

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Table of Contents

11 Pages
IDC PeerScape Figure
Executive Summary
Peer Insights
Practice 1: Leverage 3D/Digital Twins Pan-Ecosystems
Challenge
Cross-Ecosystem Communication
Examples
CRB (Construction)
UPS (Cross-Industry Logistics)
U.S. Southern Command (Government)
Guidance
Practice 2: Access Marketplaces for Data/App Choice
Challenge
Data Is Everywhere and Must Be Unified
Examples
Mercedes (Automotive)
Tufts Medicine Health System
Haskell (Construction)
Guidance
Practice 3: Drive Energy Transition with Data Sharing
Challenge
Environmental Impact Is Cross-Ecosystem
Examples
Neste
ZGlobal
Tucker's Natural (Food and Beverage)
Guidance
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