The Future of Connectedness: Defined — Update

The Future of Connectedness: Defined — Update

This IDC Perspective is a refresh of a 2020 anchor document that discusses the future of connectedness as defined by a global team of IDC's telecommunications, networking, and services analysts. In this document, we present a framework that discusses the concept of data in motion and its reliability on connectivity to drive business outcomes such as pervasive digital experiences, business continuity, scalable access anytime anywhere, and real-time insights. "Connectivity and data movement remain two of the top technology priorities for enterprises as they adapt to the hybrid work model. As data volumes increase, interactions become more digital, and data analysis becomes more essential, enterprises must assess how mature their network and connectivity strategies are," says Paul Hughes, research director and for IDC's future of connectedness agenda program. "The road map to becoming an agile connected enterprise is a complex one and will require a defined technology path that embraces a cloud-enabled and mobility-driven strategy that enables ubiquitous network access, keeps data in motion, and can deliver real-time insights."

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Executive Snapshot
Situation Overview
Connectedness Today
The Future of Connectedness
Problem Statement
Defining the Future of Connectedness
The 5 Cs of the Connectedness Continuum
The Data Consumers
Connectivity-Driven Outcomes
The Road Map to Connectedness
Advice for the Technology Buyer
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