Addressing Digital Friction: A Path to Enhanced Profitability
How to get ahead of digital friction before it impacts your profitability

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Digital friction, often unnoticed, can significantly impact an organization's profitability by delaying operations and causing revenue loss. To mitigate these issues, businesses should adopt a proactive approach by stabilizing operations, automating workflows, and predicting potential problems before they affect performance.
- 0148% of organizations report that IT dysfunction has delayed critical operations in the past year.
- 0242% of organizations have experienced direct revenue loss due to IT dysfunction.
- 03The 'shift left' strategy focuses on preventing IT issues before they escalate into problems.
- 04Continuous monitoring of IT environments can identify potential issues before they impact performance.
- 05TeamViewer ONE offers unified visibility to help IT teams resolve issues proactively.
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Digital friction in organizations often goes unnoticed, leading to significant costs that affect profitability. Traditional IT metrics focus on response times and ticket volumes, but many issues remain unreported, causing delays and revenue loss. Research from TeamViewer indicates that 48% of organizations experienced delays in critical operations due to IT dysfunction, while 42% faced direct revenue losses. To combat these problems, businesses should adopt a 'shift left' approach, which emphasizes preventing issues before they arise rather than merely reacting to them. This involves stabilizing operations, automating workflows, and continuously monitoring IT environments to identify potential problems early. Tools like TeamViewer ONE provide the necessary visibility to IT teams, allowing them to act on issues proactively and automate solutions to prevent recurrence. By effectively managing their digital environments, organizations can enhance performance, strengthen security, and ultimately improve profitability.
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Inefficiencies caused by digital friction can lead to delayed projects and lost revenue, affecting overall business performance.
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