Digital Workplace Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2024: Mid-market Enterprises
PEAK Matrix® Report

15 Oct 2024
by Udit Singh, Aman Bhargav, Prabhneet Kaur, Tanvi Rai

The digital workplace is at a pivotal juncture, entering a phase of value-centric transformation. Economic slowdowns have intensified scrutiny on enterprise spending, driving a focus on cost-effective, value-driven approaches. This phase offers providers a unique opportunity to stand out with innovative and distinctive solutions.

Mid-market digital workplace customers share similar priorities with larger enterprises but approach them differently. While large organizations have the resources to develop complex, highly customized solutions, most mid-market enterprises focus on cost efficiency and prefer staggered investments through shorter, more agile engagements. Providers are responding by increasingly investing in different initiatives and building unique offerings and IP assets to support mid-market clients' digital workplace transformation.

In this report, we assess 21 digital workplace service providers featured on the Digital Workplace Services PEAK Matrix® Mid-market Enterprises and highlight each provider's strengths and limitations. The study will enable buyers to choose the best-fit provider based on their sourcing considerations, while providers will be able to benchmark their performance against each other.

Scope

  • All industries and geographies
  • This assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process conducted over Q2 and Q3 2024, interactions with leading digital workplace services providers, and an ongoing analysis of the digital workplace services marketplace for mid-market enterprises

Contents

In this report, we examine 21 digital workplace services providers’ profiles and include:

  • An assessment of their market impact and vision and capabilities
  • Their key strengths and limitations
  • Sourcing considerations for enterprises

Membership(s)

Digital Workplace

Sourcing and Vendor Management

 

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