What are CIOs saying about EIM?
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What are CIOs saying about EIM ? 84 % of CIOs Why not Information is locked in silos Potential benefits go unrealized enterprise -wide information strategy IT management Executive management Marketing executives Because Yet 80% consider it highly important to have Only 38% have Despite having multiple IM initiatives underway Level of Involvement in Driving Information Strategy at Organization (NET) Involvement Little to no involvement Some involvement Significant involvement 74% 94% 82% 69% 70% 58% Who’s in charge of EIM ? Lack of standardized process and/or organizational role definitions, as well as internal politics and culture issues. What are the top barriers to EIM ? Mobility and Big Data initiatives are the most significant contributors. An integrated EIM strategy will deliver better results, relationships, and IT infrastructure. What are the top drivers ? Where to start ? (NET) Impact 41% 41% 18% 31% 43% 26% 76% 18% 6% Dealing with an increasing variety of data sources Information is of poor quality - poorly organized, redundant, etc. Costs of improving the infrastructure An increasingly mobile/remote workforce Big Data/Increased demand for analytics Cloud computing deployments 32% 31% 24% S 34% 39% 17% 9% 36% 34% 22% 8% 23% 34% 28% 15% Significant impact Moderate impact Little to no impact Not applicable EIM Initiatives Underway Content management Information governance Collaboration Business Process Management Web content and customer experience management Other None of the above 56% 47% 47% 44% 34% 6% 13% Are you getting the most of your business data ? What if you could ? Level of Integration Between EIM Initiatives Today Preferred Highly integrated Somewhat integrated Siloed Don’t know 15% 49% 49% 37% 28% 5% 8% 9% Poor business decisions, lower productivity, increased burden on IT and increased costs are viewed as the top risks associated with information silos. More than two-thirds consider complete information, better collaboration, and better agility to be highly important potential benefits of integrating EIM initiatives. $ 45% Agree Strongly agree Strongly disagree Undecided 39% 12% 4% “ We have yet to maximize the potentional business value in the data and/or media our organization currently owns and collects. Discover how unleashing the power of information can help transform your business: www.opentext.com/eim Source- 2012 CIO Magazine survey sponsored by OpenText Productivity Data access Customer insight Standardization Improved customer retention Cost reduction Compliance Decision-making Revenue Business Results IT infrastructure Customer Relationships
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What are CIOs saying about EIM?
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What are CIOs saying about EIM?
84%of CIOs
Why notInformation is locked in silos
Potential benefits go unrealized
enterprise-wide informationstrategy
ITmanagement
Executivemanagement
Marketingexecutives
Because
Yet 80% consider it highly important to have
Only 38% have
Despite having multiple IM initiatives underway
Level of Involvement in Driving Information Strategy at Organization
(NET) Involvement
Little tono involvement
Someinvolvement
Significantinvolvement
74%
94% 82% 69%
70% 58%
Who’s in charge of EIM?
Lack of standardized process and/or organizational role definitions,as well as internal politics and culture issues.
What are the top barriers to EIM?
Mobility and Big Data initiatives are the most significant contributors.
An integrated EIM strategy will deliver better results, relationships, and IT infrastructure.
What are the top drivers?
Where to start?
(NET) Impact
41%
41%
18%
31%
43%
26%
76%
18%
6%
Dealing with an increasing variety
of data sources
Information is of poorquality - poorly organized,
redundant, etc.
Costs of improving the infrastructure
An increasingly mobile/remote workforce
Big Data/Increaseddemand for analytics
Cloud computingdeployments
32% 31%24%
S
34%
39%
17%
9%
36%
34%
22%
8%
23%
34%
28%
15%
Significant impact Moderate impact Little to no impact Not applicable
EIM Initiatives Underway
Content management
Information governance
Collaboration
Business Process Management
Web content and customerexperience management
Other
None of the above
56%
47%
47%
44%
34%
6%
13%
Are you getting the most of yourbusiness data?
What if you could?
Level of Integration Between EIM Initiatives
Today PreferredHighly integrated
Somewhat integrated
Siloed
Don’t know
15% 49%
49% 37%
28% 5%
8% 9%
Poor business decisions, lower
productivity, increased burden on IT and increased costs are viewed as the top risks associated with information silos.
More than two-thirds
consider complete information, better collaboration, and better agility to be highly important potential benefits of integrating EIM initiatives.
$
45%Agree
Stronglyagree
Stronglydisagree
Undecided
39%
12%
4%
“We haveyet to maximize the
potentional business value in the data and/or media our
organization currently owns and collects.
Discover how unleashing the power of information can help transform your business: www.opentext.com/eim
Source- 2012 CIO Magazine survey sponsored by OpenText
Productivity
Data access
Customer insight
Standardization
Improved customerretention
Cost reduction
Compliance
Decision-making
Revenue
Business Results
IT infrastructure
Customer Relationships
