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IBM report reveals widespread digital sovereignty challenges in enterprises, especially in AI governance

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IBM's Digital Sovereignty Index finds that 94% of surveyed enterprises faced at least one digital sovereignty challenge in the past three years, with 91% needing to prove control during their most difficult event. Digital sovereignty is defined as an organization's ability to maintain control and credible evidence over AI, technology, operations, and data. Manual evidence collection, fragmented records, third-party dependencies, and legacy systems are significant obstacles to demonstrating sovereignty. AI-related issues affect 44% of organizations, highlighting problems such as explainability and governance. Only 33% could fully demonstrate credible exit capability during incidents, critical for business continuity. Enterprises with higher maturity in digital sovereignty governance report fewer barriers and less disruption, emphasizing the importance of continuous testing and evidence maintenance.

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    IBM report reveals widespread digital sovereignty challenges in enterprises, especially in AI governance

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    IBM's Digital Sovereignty Index finds that 94% of surveyed enterprises faced at least one digital sovereignty challenge in the past three years, with 91% needing to prove control during their most difficult event. Digital sovereignty is defined as an organization's ability to maintain control and credible evidence over AI, technology, operations, and data. Manual evidence collection, fragmented records, third-party dependencies, and legacy systems are significant obstacles to demonstrating sovereignty. AI-related issues affect 44% of organizations, highlighting problems such as explainability and governance. Only 33% could fully demonstrate credible exit capability during incidents, critical for business continuity. Enterprises with higher maturity in digital sovereignty governance report fewer barriers and less disruption, emphasizing the importance of continuous testing and evidence maintenance.