A balancing act between technological progress and geopolitical reality
Digital sovereignty is increasingly becoming a strategic success factor for companies. The Lünendonk study “Digital Sovereignty – From Risk to Resilience” shows how organizations assess their dependencies on technology providers, what role cloud strategies play in this context, and what measures companies are taking to strengthen their digital agility.
For the study, 155 IT and business decision-makers from the DACH region were surveyed. As a study partner, msg actively contributed to the creation and content design of the study.
What to Expect from the Study
Market Status
How companies are dealing with cloud dependencies, vendor lock-ins, and multi-cloud environments today.
Strategies
What steps companies are taking to strengthen their IT resilience and control.
Future prospects
Which cloud models and technologies will dominate in the coming years.
Insights into the key findings of the study
96%
companies expect digital sovereignty to become increasingly important
95%
want to reduce dependencies in the IT supply chain
94%
view resilience as a key driver
93%
cite regulatory requirements as an important factor
Research Partner Lünendonk & Hossenfelder
Based in Mindelheim (Bavaria), Lünendonk & Hossenfelder has been analyzing European business-to-business (B2B) service markets since 1983. The market researchers focus on the digital and IT sectors, management consulting, auditing, tax and legal consulting, real estate services, and human resources services (temporary staffing, IT workforce). Years of experience, in-depth expertise, an excellent network, and, last but not least, a passion for market research and people make the company and its consultants sought-after experts for service providers, their clients, and journalists.
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