Businesses need a better way to face the mountains of data created everyday. Depending on the industry, your company possesses between 1 million and 12 million gigabytes of information.
Most of that data is unstructured. Of course, this makes document management chaotic. Unstructured data is the information that does not fit into neat rows and columns. It overtook structured data several years ago, and by 2020 it’s estimated that unstructured data will total over 9 times the volume of structured data.
According to Bob Larrivee, Chief Analyst of AIIM Market Intelligence:
“For many organizations I have spoken with, indications are that 80-90% of their information/content still consists of unstructured information, in that it is poorly organized if at all, resident across the enterprise in network drives, emails, shared drives, and even portable devices that include removable storage and mobile devices. Cloud is becoming a part of many enterprise information ecosystems, but is typically not integrated and may be used in an unofficial/unauthorized manner.”
This presents two problems:
Existing data management methods, which were made for structured data, are insufficient to tackle either challenge efficiently.
According to Forbes, only 0.5% of business data is ever analyzed and used. Forbes
The struggle is universal, spanning industries and functions alike, leading to a shared pain among business leaders. At Kodak Alaris, we call this pain “Data Chaos.”
Data management and big data initiatives have been buzzworthy subjects for years. But for most organizations, big data remains just that - a big pile of data. Unless companies extract meaning from the chaos, they miss opportunities to grow.
According to McKinsey, big data is the most anticipated digital growth enabler, but the least likely digital initiative to receive investment. The same study demonstrated that 93% of business executives anticipate growth due to Digital Transformation initiatives.
Digital Transformation: The improvement of business processes by pulling insights from integrated data.
It makes sense: the volume and complexity of data, and its scale for an average business, requires the flexibility and elasticity provided by digital. After all, once business processes have been digitized, they are more able to...
The chaotic world of business data finds its resolution in Digital Transformation. Businesses optimize critical processes by enabling rapid analysis of data. The results:
Better data management of critical business processes is a proven method to increase profits. In the Industrial Internet Insights Report for 2015, Accenture and GE surveyed global executives about the state of “Big Data analytics.” The top two benefits of Digital Transformation through data initiatives were “Increasing profitability” (60%) and “Gaining a competitive advantage” (57%).
The world’s business leaders believe Digital Transformation leads to growth, and it makes sense: more efficient internal processes produce noticeably better results. But evidence is always encouraging. According to McKinsey, companies that infuse their operations with analytics “deliver productivity and profit gains that are 5 to 6 percent higher than those of the competition.”
Digital Transformation is good for business. This is true both in general and within specific business processes.
Here are 5 areas where digital transformation produces quick wins:
Ultimately, however, it’s no secret that Digital Transformation is valuable. The secret is how.
There is a distinct need for businesses to analyze more of their data in order to derive insight.
The ever-increasing flood of data and how you manage it is one of the biggest challenges facing businesses in the 21st century, but it is also one of the greatest opportunities.
Data doesn’t need to be chaotic. With Digital Transformation, you're not just wrangling ones and zeros into meta-tagged cells, you're injecting insight into your business decisions. With new science, technology and partner ecosystems, you can streamline internal processes and meet company-wide revenue objectives.
Are you ready to harness the power of Data Chaos?
Learn more about the ways Kodak Alaris can help you drive growth through digital transformation, see the infographic or visit www.kodakalaris.com/b2b.
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