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Getting Fit for New-Economy Realities

2019-10-16

Leaders, laggards and everything in-between: Here’s a look at how telecom, tech and media/entertainment businesses are progressing on the digital maturity curve.

The early days of the digital economy are behind us, and businesses across industries are separating from the pack based on how they deploy new technologies, mindsets and business models. Based on our global study, we’ve found that the telecommunications, technology and media/entertainment industries are making decent progress in these endeavors — but they’ve got to keep moving.

Our infographic highlights where telecom, tech and media/entertainment companies are ahead (and behind) the cross-industry average, where leaders are investing and how much they’re spending on technology.

To learn more, view our infographic “Reality Check” or visit us at www.cognizant.com/cmt-solutions.

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