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Channel Post MEA
2 days ago
- Business
- Channel Post MEA
Nutanix: Public Sector Embraces GenAI Against Security, Skills, and Infrastructure Gaps
Nutanix has announced the findings of its seventh annual global Public Sector Enterprise Cloud Index (ECI) survey and research report, which measures enterprise progress with cloud adoption in the industry. The research showed that 83% of public sector organizations have a GenAI strategy in place, with 54% actively implementing, and 29% preparing for implementation. As public sector organizations ramp up GenAI adoption, 76% of IT decision-makers say their current infrastructure needs moderate to significant improvement to support modern, cloud native applications at scale. This year's public sector ECI found that infrastructure modernization emerged as a top priority, underscoring the growing demand for systems capable of meeting GenAI's requirements for enterprise-ready data security, data integrity, and resilience. This year's report also revealed that public sector leaders are increasingly leveraging GenAI applications/workloads into their organizations. Real-world GenAI use cases across the public sector gravitate towards constituent/employee support and experience solutions (e.g., chatbots) and content generation. However, concerns remain with 92% of public sector leaders highlighting the need for their organizations to do more to secure GenAI models and applications. The results of that need, according to 96% of respondents, is security and privacy becoming higher priorities for their organizations. 'Generative AI is no longer a future concept, it's already transforming how we work,' said Greg O'Connell, VP, Federal Sales, Public Sector at Nutanix. '94% of public sector organizations are already putting AI to work and expect returns in as little as one year. As public sector leaders look to see outcomes, now is the time to invest in AI-ready infrastructure, data security, privacy, and training to ensure long-term success.' Public sector survey respondents were asked about GenAI adoptions and trends, Kubernetes and containers, how they're running business and mission critical applications today, and where they plan to run them in the future. Key findings from this year's report include: GenAI solution adoption and deployment in the public sector will necessitate a more comprehensive approach to data security. Public sector respondents indicate a significant amount of work needs to be done to improve the foundational levels of data security/governance required to support GenAI solution implementation and success. 92% of public sector respondents agree that their organization could be doing more to secure its GenAI models and applications. Luckily, many IT decision-makers in the public sector are aware of this impending sea change, with 96% of respondents agreeing that GenAI is changing their organization's priorities, with security and privacy becoming higher priorities. Public sector respondents indicate a significant amount of work needs to be done to improve the foundational levels of data security/governance required to support GenAI solution implementation and success. 92% of public sector respondents agree that their organization could be doing more to secure its GenAI models and applications. Luckily, many IT decision-makers in the public sector are aware of this impending sea change, with 96% of respondents agreeing that GenAI is changing their organization's priorities, with security and privacy becoming higher priorities. Prioritize infrastructure modernization to support GenAI at scale across public sector organizations. Running modern applications at enterprise scale requires infrastructure solutions that can support the necessary requirements for complex data security, data integrity, and resilience. Unfortunately, 76% of respondents in the public sector believe their current IT infrastructure requires at least moderate improvement to fully support cloud native apps/containers. Furthermore, IT infrastructure investment was ranked as a top area of improvement among public sector respondents, a sign that IT decision-makers are aware of the need to improve. Running modern applications at enterprise scale requires infrastructure solutions that can support the necessary requirements for complex data security, data integrity, and resilience. Unfortunately, 76% of respondents in the public sector believe their current IT infrastructure requires at least moderate improvement to fully support cloud native apps/containers. Furthermore, IT infrastructure investment was ranked as a top area of improvement among public sector respondents, a sign that IT decision-makers are aware of the need to improve. GenAI solution adoption in the public sector continues at a rapid pace, but there are still challenges to overcome. When it comes to GenAI adoption, public sector metrics show progress, with 94% of respondents saying their organization is leveraging GenAI applications/workloads today. Most public sector organizations believe GenAI solutions will help improve levels of productivity, automation, and efficiency. However, organizations in the public sector also note a range of challenges and potential hindrances regarding GenAI solution development and deployment, including data security and privacy, and the need for continued upskilling and hiring to support new GenAI projects/solutions. When it comes to GenAI adoption, public sector metrics show progress, with 94% of respondents saying their organization is leveraging GenAI applications/workloads today. Most public sector organizations believe GenAI solutions will help improve levels of productivity, automation, and efficiency. However, organizations in the public sector also note a range of challenges and potential hindrances regarding GenAI solution development and deployment, including data security and privacy, and the need for continued upskilling and hiring to support new GenAI projects/solutions. Application containerization and Kubernetes deployment are expanding across the public sector. Application containerization is increasingly pervasive across industry sectors and is set to expand in adoption across the public sector as well, with 96% of segment respondents saying their organization is at least in the process of containerizing applications. This trend may be driven by the fact that 91% of respondents in the public sector agree their organization benefits from adopting cloud native applications/containers. For the seventh consecutive year, Nutanix commissioned a global research study to learn about the state of global enterprise cloud deployments, application containerization trends, and GenAI application adoption. In the Fall of 2024, U.K. researcher Vanson Bourne surveyed 1,500 IT and DevOps/Platform Engineering decision-makers around the world. The respondent base spanned multiple industries, business sizes, and geographies, including North and South America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA); and Asia-Pacific-Japan (APJ) region.
TECHx
3 days ago
- Business
- TECHx
Nutanix Reveals Public Sector Cloud Adoption Trends
Home » Emerging technologies » Cloud Computing » Nutanix Reveals Public Sector Cloud Adoption Trends Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a hybrid multicloud computing company, announced the findings of its seventh annual global Public Sector Enterprise Cloud Index (ECI) survey and research report. The study highlights significant progress and challenges in cloud and GenAI adoption within the public sector. The report revealed that 83% of public sector organizations have a GenAI strategy in place. Among them, 54% are actively implementing the strategy, while 29% are in preparation stages. However, 76% of IT decision-makers reported that their current infrastructure needs moderate to significant improvements to support modern, cloud-native applications at scale. This points to infrastructure modernization as a critical priority for enabling GenAI deployments. The study also found that GenAI adoption is accelerating across the public sector. Leaders are increasingly using GenAI for employee support, chatbots, and content generation. Yet, concerns about security persist. About 92% of public sector leaders stated their organizations need to do more to secure GenAI models and applications. As a result, 96% reported that security and privacy are becoming top priorities. Greg O'Connell, VP, Federal Sales, Public Sector at Nutanix, said, 'Generative AI is no longer a future concept, it's already transforming how we work. 94% of public sector organizations are already putting AI to work and expect returns in as little as one year.' The report further explored trends in Kubernetes, containerization, and future cloud strategies. Key findings include: 92% agree more needs to be done to secure GenAI models and apps. 96% say GenAI is shifting organizational priorities toward privacy and security. 76% believe current infrastructure is not fully ready to support cloud-native applications. Additionally, 96% of respondents said their organizations are already in the process of containerizing applications. The benefits of cloud-native apps and containers are widely recognized, with 91% acknowledging their positive impact. This year's ECI report was conducted by Vanson Bourne in Fall 2024. The study surveyed 1,500 IT and DevOps decision-makers across various sectors and regions, including the Americas, EMEA, and APJ. Nutanix's latest findings reflect growing confidence in GenAI's potential, while highlighting the urgent need for infrastructure, security, and skillset improvements in the public sector.
Scoop
3 days ago
- Business
- Scoop
Nutanix Study Finds Public Sector Embraces Generative AI, But Faces Security, Skills, And Infrastructure Gaps
Sydney, NSW – June 18, 2025 – Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX), a leader in hybrid multicloud computing, announced the findings of its seventh annual global Public Sector Enterprise Cloud Index (ECI) survey and research report, which measures enterprise progress with cloud adoption in the industry. The research showed that 83 per cent of public sector organisations have a GenAI strategy in place, with 54 per cent actively implementing, and 29 per cent preparing for implementation. As public sector organisations ramp up GenAI adoption, 76 per cent of IT decision-makers say their current infrastructure needs moderate to significant improvement to support modern, cloud native applications at scale. This year's public sector ECI found that infrastructure modernisation emerged as a top priority, underscoring the growing demand for systems capable of meeting GenAI's requirements for enterprise-ready data security, data integrity, and resilience. This year's report also revealed that public sector leaders are increasingly leveraging GenAI applications/workloads into their organisations. Real-world GenAI use cases across the public sector gravitate towards constituent/employee support and experience solutions (e.g., chatbots) and content generation. However, concerns remain with 92 per cent of public sector leaders highlighting the need for their organisations to do more to secure GenAI models and applications. The results of that need, according to 96 per cent of respondents, is security and privacy becoming higher priorities for their organisations. 'Generative AI is no longer a future concept, it's already transforming how we work,' said Greg O'Connell, VP, Federal Sales, Public Sector at Nutanix. '94 per cent of public sector organisations are already putting AI to work and expect returns in as little as one year. As public sector leaders look to see outcomes, now is the time to invest in AI-ready infrastructure, data security, privacy, and training to ensure long-term success.' Public sector survey respondents were asked about GenAI adoptions and trends, Kubernetes and containers, how they're running business and mission critical applications today, and where they plan to run them in the future. Key findings from this year's report include: GenAI solution adoption and deployment in the public sector will necessitate a more comprehensive approach to data security. Public sector respondents indicate a significant amount of work needs to be done to improve the foundational levels of data security/governance required to support GenAI solution implementation and success. 92 per cent of public sector respondents agree that their organisation could be doing more to secure its GenAI models and applications. Luckily, many IT decision-makers in the public sector are aware of this impending sea change, with 96 per cent of respondents agreeing that GenAI is changing their organisation's priorities, with security and privacy becoming higher priorities. Prioritise infrastructure modernisation to support GenAI at scale across public sector organisations. Running modern applications at enterprise scale requires infrastructure solutions that can support the necessary requirements for complex data security, data integrity, and resilience. Unfortunately, 76 per cent of respondents in the public sector believe their current IT infrastructure requires at least moderate improvement to fully support cloud native apps/containers. Furthermore, IT infrastructure investment was ranked as a top area of improvement among public sector respondents, a sign that IT decision-makers are aware of the need to improve. GenAI solution adoption in the public sector continues at a rapid pace, but there are still challenges to overcome. When it comes to GenAI adoption, public sector metrics show progress, with 94 per cent of respondents saying their organisation is leveraging GenAI applications/workloads today. Most public sector organisations believe GenAI solutions will help improve levels of productivity, automation, and efficiency. However, organisations in the public sector also note a range of challenges and potential hindrances regarding GenAI solution development and deployment, including data security and privacy, and the need for continued upskilling and hiring to support new GenAI projects/solutions. Application containerisation and Kubernetes deployment are expanding across the public sector. Application containerisation is increasingly pervasive across industry sectors and is set to expand in adoption across the public sector as well, with 96 per cent of segment respondents saying their organisation is at least in the process of containerising applications. This trend may be driven by the fact that 91 per cent of respondents in the public sector agree their organisation benefits from adopting cloud native applications/containers. For the seventh consecutive year, Nutanix commissioned a global research study to learn about the state of global enterprise cloud deployments, application containerisation trends, and GenAI application adoption. In the Fall of 2024, U.K. researcher Vanson Bourne surveyed 1,500 IT and DevOps/Platform Engineering decision-makers around the world. The respondent base spanned multiple industries, business sizes, and geographies, including North and South America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA); and Asia-Pacific-Japan (APJ) region. To learn more about the report and findings, please download the full Public Sector Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Index, here and read more in the blog here. About Nutanix Nutanix is a global leader in cloud software, offering organisations a single platform for running applications and managing data, anywhere. With Nutanix, companies can reduce complexity and simplify operations, freeing them to focus on their business outcomes. Building on its legacy as the pioneer of hyperconverged infrastructure, Nutanix is trusted by companies worldwide to power hybrid multicloud environments consistently, simply, and cost-effectively.
