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70% plan to invest more in digital sovereignty over the next 12 months. Discover where and why in our latest Nordic study.

How prepared is your organization for digital sovereignty? Compare your view with 320 Nordic business and technology leaders.

70% of Nordic organizations plan to invest more in digital sovereignty over the next 12 months. Yet only 29% feel highly confident that they have sufficient control over their critical data. What stood out to me is how digital sovereignty is evolving. Increasingly, it's about maintaining control over critical data, operations and technology choices as business, technology and regulatory conditions change. Organizations are looking beyond compliance and infrastructure, and focusing more on resilience, dependencies and freedom of choice. To me, the findings highlight a practical challenge: how to turn growing interest and investment into capabilities that strengthen control and resilience in everyday operations. Vivicta’s Nordic sovereignty report, based on research conducted by Kairos Future among 320 business and technology decisionmakers across Finland, Sweden and Norway, explores how organizations are approaching these priorities. 📄 Read the full report https://bit.ly/4hBu17g Happy to exchange thoughts if the topic is relevant to your organization.

Over the past year, Europe’s focus on technology sovereignty, AI, and digital infrastructure has intensified. At the same time, the same question is beginning to surface in more and more leadership teams across the Nordics: How much control do we really have over the systems, data, and AI services our organizations depend on every day? In our latest study, we asked 320 business and technology decision-makers across the Nordics that very question. The findings reveal a clear pattern: ambitions are growing, but only a minority feel they truly have control over what is most critical to their organization. To me, that is one of the most interesting insights in the study. It highlights how vulnerable many organizations still are when it comes to ensuring that critical services and operations can continue to run as conditions around them change. My hope is that this report will encourage more meaningful conversations between business leaders and IT teams. Because ultimately, it comes down to a few fundamental questions: Do we really have control over what is business-critical? Which digital dependencies are we willing to live with? And where do we need greater control and freedom of action to make our own decisions when circumstances change? 📄 Read the full report https://bit.ly/4xBdfKk