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Study examines five areas: mobility , social, cloud computing, advanced communications and machine-to-machine analytical
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The rapid adoption of new technologies “leads to better business results,” according to a study from Harvard Business Review Analytic Services
According to “ The Digital Dividend. – First Mover Advantage “, companies that move quickly on new technologies are more likely to lead in both revenue growth as the market position relative to its peers.
The report found that 20% of these companies had more than 30% growth in revenue. This was more than double the growth experienced by companies identified by Harvard as “followers” of technology (those that invest and expect to see when benefits are proven), and three times the growth experienced by the “prudent” to wait until a technology be established
Sponsored by Verizon, the study polled 670 business leaders and technology from around the world on the impact of the HBR Analytic Services calls the “Big Five” technologies -. mobility, social computing cloud, advanced analytics and communications machine-to-machine
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