A preview of what we have in store for our Q2 2023 research.
At Info-Tech, we take pride in our research and have established the most rigorous publication standards in the industry. However, we understand that it may not always be possible to engage with all of our analysts togauge the future. Hence, we have curated some compelling forthcoming research insights to assist you in navigating the next quarter.
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Info-Tech Quarterly Research Agenda Q2 2023 Research & Tools
1. Info-Tech Quarterly Research Agenda Q2 2023 Deck – An overview of our Research Agenda for Q2 of 2023.
This artifact is a comprehensive list of our upcoming Q2 Research Agenda.
This document outlines our upcoming TOP research projects for the next quarter.
If you are interested in contributing to any of these research pieces in development, please reach out to your trusted Info-Tech advisor or our SVP of Research Development, Jack Hakimian (jhakimian@infotech.com).
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Automation projects drive value
This research is intended to:
Offer guidance in building a value-first automation strategy that can be leveraged to automate at scale.
Provide a clear Info-Tech position on what automating at scale looks like.
Provide Info-Tech members with actionable and practical steps all while pointing them to other pieces of our
research to help them continue their automation journey.
60% of automation projects fail
Business automation has been around in different forms for at least a decade. Generative AI and other
enhancements in technology are providing new opportunities to take a fresh look at what, how, and why we
automate.
The general perspective is to automate as much as possible as fast as possible. This leads to
major challenges:
It gives no guidance on priority or importance when it comes to what to automate.
In many organizations, it's just not practical to accelerate an automation program.
It does not consider a total cost of ownership perspective on automation. Benefits are often
overstated while costs and risks are underestimated.
TCO prioritization improves project success rates
Value is front and center, not your process. While many tools focus on automating processes, the Info-Tech
perspective is to make choices based on value delivered and use cases supported.
Be realistic with your value-first automation strategy. Advisory firms tend to promote aggressive
scaling of automation for almost all organizations. While we acknowledge that many organizations are
unprepared, unwilling, or unable to accept it, our key argument is that the costs of automating many
processes often outweigh the benefits. The reason is that people do not consider the full costs along the
entire lifecycle, including ramp-up time to adjust the tools, the need to keep exception routes, changing
technology, and integration efforts to other platforms.
Target Audience
CIO, CFO, COO, Chief Product Officer, and their reports
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