HPE0-V28 · Question #25
According to IDC, what is the attitude of most Global 500 companies toward digital transformation?
The correct answer is C. They are committed to it and have formed dedicatee digital transformation teams. Option C is correct because IDC research specifically found that most Global 500 companies are actively committed to digital transformation and have formalized this commitment by establishing dedicated teams to drive those initiatives - it's not passive interest, but organized…
Question
According to IDC, what is the attitude of most Global 500 companies toward digital transformation?
Options
- AThey are skeptical that it will provide a return on investment.
- BThey have completed their digital transformation products and are turning their attention to the
- CThey are committed to it and have formed dedicatee digital transformation teams.
- DThey are waiting to see if their competitors are successful in implementing it.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- C91% (42)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
Option C is correct because IDC research specifically found that most Global 500 companies are actively committed to digital transformation and have formalized this commitment by establishing dedicated teams to drive those initiatives - it's not passive interest, but organized, structured action.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is incorrect because these large enterprises are investing heavily, signaling confidence in ROI, not skepticism.
- B is incorrect because digital transformation is widely recognized as an ongoing, evolving process - no major organization claims to have "completed" it.
- D is incorrect because Global 500 companies are leaders, not followers; they set market direction rather than wait on competitors.
Memory tip: Think "C = Committed with Crews" - the key words in option C are committed and dedicated teams (your crew). IDC's data shows these companies aren't watching, waiting, or done - they've built the team and they're moving.
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