According to a report by Affinidi in partnership with IDC, only 10% of businesses in key Asian markets are prepared to transition into experience-orchestrated organizations, a model that enables seamless, personalized engagement across multiple business channels. The report highlights that data collection and management are significant challenges for companies, with 56% of businesses citing a growing reluctance among customers to share their data, primarily due to escalating cyber threats.
For businesses to succeed in becoming experience-orchestrated, they must address issues such as data fragmentation, evolving privacy regulations, and the need to build customer trust. Achieving a unified, comprehensive view of customers is crucial to delivering fully personalized experiences, which have become a critical competitive differentiator. The report predicts that by 2025, half of all customers will evaluate companies based on the transparency of their privacy policies, urging businesses to adopt user-friendly, permission-based data practices.
Ian Mutter, CEO of Affinidi, emphasized the urgency for businesses to balance privacy and personalization, noting that "Turning X-O will be pivotal for businesses to stay competitive in today's digital landscape. It is no longer about just acquiring data, but also knowing how best to utilize it to cater to customers' needs and preferences."
Looking ahead, the report anticipates that by 2025, 45% of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) will prioritize strategic data management to build a data-centric culture, while 40% of CIOs will collaborate with Chief Marketing Officers (CMOs) to create unified strategies aimed at eliminating data silos for better customer engagement.
Currently, businesses in Asian markets, particularly in Singapore and India, are focusing more on profitable growth rather than hyper-personalization. However, this focus is expected to shift in the coming years, with hyper-personalization becoming essential for customer acquisition and retention. The transition towards an experience-orchestrated business will require overcoming barriers like data fragmentation and the complexities introduced by differing privacy laws. Glenn Gore emphasized the importance of employing a holistic identity framework to manage customer data securely across platforms while ensuring privacy protection.
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