Trend Technology strategies expire before implementation as the landscape keeps moving

Summary

KPMG describes the Intelligence Age as a period marked by continual disruption. In such conditions, technology strategies frequently become obsolete before they are even carried out, because the landscape keeps evolving and better options emerge during implementation. The report argues that static planning is therefore losing its usefulness. Organizations instead need adaptive strategies that value flexibility and speed. Survey data supports this, with a majority of executives saying their plans quickly go out of date, although high performers report this far less often.