Increased Revenue and Customer Satisfaction Reported in Data Mature Companies According to BMC Value of Data Study
DataOps Maturity Associated with Higher Rates of Overall Business
Success
HOUSTON –
March 15, 2023 – BMC, a global leader in software solutions for the
Autonomous Digital Enterprise, today released findings from its global survey –“Profitable Outcomes Linked to
Data-Driven Maturity” – which examines the relationship between
data-driven practices and investment, and an outcome-based DataOps strategy.
The need to
unlock greater business value from data is clear, and a well-defined DataOps
strategy is emerging as the key to manage and integrate analytics to uncover
new opportunities, quickly respond to issues, and even respond to previously
unforeseen challenges. For organizations using DataOps methodology to support
all data-driven activities, 41% strongly agree that their organization can
apply data-driven insights to drive business goals compared to only 13% of
respondents from organizations that do not.
Automation
is necessary to scale up efforts around data use in an enterprise-wide,
democratized data scenario, and a lack of automation (40%), along with data
privacy and security requirements (38%) and data quality concerns (38%), are
persistent pain points. However, organizations with more mature data-driven
practices, DataOps strategies, and strategic technology investments were shown
to deliver better results.
There are
multiple reasons to pursue data-driven practices and data-driven maturity. The
business outcomes that organizations cited they are most focused on improving
through the effective use of data are increased revenue (68%), customer
satisfaction (55%), and cost reduction (50%).
Additional
findings from the report include:
· Seventy-seven
percent of respondents with highly mature DataOps programs report that customer
satisfaction has been an area of greatest impact in their organizations’ use of
data.
· Fifty-five
percent of respondents state customer satisfaction as an effective data
usage-related spending and strategy goal. Yet, only 39% say they are highly
effective at using data for customer-facing processes.
· The top drivers for organizational adoption of data management tools and processes are data quality and integrity initiatives (57%), business insights that drive new revenue (53%), and cloud migration initiatives (50%).
“Organizations recognize that they are in the midst of a data conundrum and
that deeper investments in their data strategies equate to improved business
outcomes,” said Ram Chakravarti, chief technology officer at BMC. “Enterprises
will gain immense value by considering the entire flow and use of data from
sources to insights and action, and having the right tools play a critical role
in ensuring that success. Further, BMC’s Autonomous Digital Enterprise
framework encompasses the data-driven business as a key tenet, to help our
customers thrive now and in the future.”
BMC
commissioned S&P Global Market Intelligence to conduct the survey in late
2022. The survey sourced insights from 1,100 IT and data professionals from
large enterprises in diverse global regions across various industries and
eleven countries.
Additional
Resources
· Download
the Profitable Outcomes Linked
to Data-Driven Maturity report
· Learn more
about the value of data and BMC’s data management and
orchestration solutions
· Discover
what it takes to be an Autonomous Digital
Enterprise
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