Survey: Which Dept. Influences the Approval of Content Migration Projects the Most?
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This is the fourth excerpt from AIIM’s March survey. You can find the other three below:
- How Organizations Are Planning Out Their Digital Transformation
- How Are Organizations Handling Content Management Issues?
- 61% of Orgs Say Avoiding a “Big Bang” Migration is Essential
1) IT and IT services (likely most concerned about information security and systems integrity);
2) C-level executives (likely concerned about improving customer experiences and value); and
3) Line-of-business operations executives (who can directly testify to the problems posed by siloed and inaccessible information).
Actual budgets for these projects most likely reside with IT and IT Services.
Given that the primary strategic benefit from a content migration or integration project is likely improved knowledge worker productivity (access to information at the right time, place, and form) and process agility (more seamless integration of content, in context, into business processes), it’s likely that many organizations are leveraging some spending focused on content collaboration into their migration and integration initiatives.
After all, the adoption of more modern approaches to collaboration also requires information platform modernization. Annual budgets for each are robust and typically in excess of $100,000–and nearly 30% of organizations plan to increase this spending in the next 3-6 months.
Want to learn more about typical migration project budgets? Download the full survey here.
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As the former Content Marketing Specialist for AvePoint, Brent led the strategy and direction of all AvePoint's blog properties.
