Server failures, software crashes, lost e-mails - in 40 percent of German companies, not a week goes by without an IT disruption. This is the alarming result of a recent survey of more than 1,100 employees in Germany conducted on behalf of Lufthansa Industry Solutions (LHIND). Because inadequate IT not only causes stress and frustration among employees, but also jeopardizes a company's competitiveness, the experts at LHIND explain in a new whitepaper how companies can make their IT and data management efficient, secure and sustainable.
Norderstedt, January 23, 2025 – As the LHIND survey shows, more than half of the companies (57%) are experiencing an increase in the number of disruptions. Although the majority of these are resolved within three hours, some take longer. Most troublingly, 35% of problem resolutions are only temporary. There is a high risk of errors creeping into the data permanently
"The demands on IT today are enormous. In addition to the daily firefighting - keyword disruptions - IT managers are expected to be the driver of digital transformation for the entire company," says Dr. Lars Schwabe, CTO of Lufthansa Industry Solutions. "Many IT managers are also caught between reducing technical debt and developing innovative solutions."