A new report from Accenture warns that “digital fragmentation” — the rise in restrictions on the free flow of data, IT products, IT services and IT talent across borders — is disrupting the global business environment and could inhibit companies’ strategies for growth and innovation. The report argues that national policies causing “digital fragmentation” are often created with good intentions, such as improving data privacy and cyber security. Greater collaboration between companies and governments can help such policies meet their objectives while stimulating, rather than inhibiting, innovation and use of technologies.
The report reveals 74 per cent of chief information officers

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