Recent Release | 31 Jan 2023

Innovation Index: Are You Prepared to Shift from Disruption to Growth?

Thought Leadership Team

Oxford Economics

Oxford Economics and NTT DATA partnered in 2022 to conduct research on how organisations are adjusting strategies and taking action to facilitate growth, boost innovation, and become more resilient. We fielded a survey of 1,000 business and IT leaders across North America and found that executives are reimagining digital experiences, transforming the workforce, building business resilience, and striving to create a data-driven enterprise.

The experts behind the research

Members of our specialist Thought Leadership team, Matt and Teri, bring years of experience producing original evidence-based thought leadership research on technology-based topics.

Matthew Reynolds

Senior Research Manager, Thought Leadership

Teri Robinson

Managing Editor,
Thought Leadership

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