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Specialised Services & Consulting
May 23, 2022
Cloud workloads decreased for specialised services and consultancy organisations from 2019 to 2020 due to COVID-19 hesitancy, but these organisations have seen a rapid increase in cloud over the past year and a half. As organisations migrate to the cloud, this enables transformation, agility, and the ability for organisations to capture value from the ecosystem around them.
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Overview
Cloud workloads decreased for specialised services and consultancy organisations from 2019 to 2020 due to COVID-19 hesitancy, but these organisations have seen a rapid increase in cloud over the past year and a half.
As organisations migrate to the cloud, this enables transformation, agility, and the ability for organisations to capture value from the ecosystem around them.
Key Takeaways
- Specialised service and consulting organisations have a high-focus on customer service. Customer-centric initiatives are receiving increased attention and showing greater potential for revenue growth through innovation and cross-selling than their counterparts across various industries.
- Attracting and retaining talent is a top priority in 2022. The skills shortage coupled with an increase in poaching has forced firms to compete for the best talent.
- Professional services and consultancy firms must integrate skills, technology, and digital literacy in order to implement a robust IT strategy.