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While investment in information technology has increased, productivity growth has slowed since the 1990s according to U.S. government data. This "productivity gap" is estimated to cost $2.7 trillion annually and is caused by older infrastructure struggling to handle newer mobile and cloud technologies, and over half of IT spending going to operations and maintenance rather than innovation. Closing the gap requires focusing spending on the "technology frontier" of innovative firms that are 3-4% more productive, and streamlining the use of technologies like cloud, mobile, and data management to improve business metrics and competitiveness.
