What is the biggest barrier to digital transformation across the IT industry currently?

LeadershipIT Strategy & Roadmap

On-going legacy systems35%

Lack of skills/talent53%

Insufficient budgets10%

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CIO in Hardware2 years ago

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Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

The business needs to be onboard. If they feel current systems are sufficient they are usually unwilling to make the investment in money and time for transformation. Your proposal needs to have great ROI, not the last eat IT catch phrase slogan

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