KPMG survey: Cloud computing will improve data analysis

KPMG has recently held a global meeting with Oracle (Oracle) to http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13638.html "> The development of cloud computing trends in the understanding of the delegates were surveyed. A total of 336 people participated in the survey, and in general, the findings clearly show that the business needs of enterprises drive investment decisions in terms of updating and upgrading Enterprise resource planning (ERP).

KPMG National Consulting innovation leader Stephen? G. Hastert said: "The first step companies are using it technology to upgrade the opportunity to better manage the data, to more flexible way to store data, improve data analysis methods and transform data into available knowledge." ”

The main contents of the survey are:

1, 41% of respondents said that their companies plan to upgrade the ERP system, 26% of the business plan to be implemented within 12 months.

2, nearly half of respondents (49% per cent) admit that companies are struggling to cope with massive amounts of data and make decisions difficult.

3, 59% of respondents said that the cloud computing strategy as a response to future data management challenges, one of the choices, 56% of respondents believe that cloud computing helps companies become more flexible and more competitive.

4, 48% of respondents think ERP system upgrade is a good opportunity to improve operational efficiency, 42% per cent of respondents considered that the ERP system helped to eliminate the manual process, while 37% per cent said the upgrade enhanced synergy between the IT and business sectors, while 37% per cent said ERP system upgrades could improve compliance.

5, 62% of respondents said that their companies are looking for the best data analysis methods to improve corporate decision-making.

6, 53% of respondents believe that the transition to the cloud computing environment will lead to a series of business transformation issues, before the application of cloud strategy, enterprises must be deeply aware of this problem.

7, more than half of the respondents (59%) said that through the numerous data records, market events and business environment to make the right decision is the general consensus of executives, 54% of respondents believe that the consensus is also the board's concern

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