Five minutes to see how you stack up against your peers in four key areas of sovereignty: data, AI, technology and operations
Digital sovereignty is the ability to maintain control over data, AI, infrastructure and operations, even when conditions change.
For business leaders, that means stronger resilience, reduced dependency and board-ready accountability. For technical leaders, it means enforceable controls, runtime governance, workload portability and audit evidence.
Using insights from 50,000 executives surveyed across the globe, your assessment will deliver:
Digital sovereignty now sits at the center of modernization, not just compliance. See where you stand.
See how trivago scaled AI adoption and kept control of its data and model choices. trivago worked with IBM to create a multi-provider AI Copilot that combines enterprise search, workflow automation, and access to multiple LLMs in a single experience. By retaining control over data and model choice, trivago scaled AI adoption while supporting its digital sovereignty objectives.1
Every new platform, model and service makes innovation easier, but it can also make change harder. Explore Gartner’s latest research on the strategies organizations are using to maintain control in an increasingly unpredictable environment.
The eight categories are: Dedicated Sovereign Cloud IT Services · Small Language Models for Sovereign AI · Data Security Platforms · Enhanced Private Cloud Computing · Confidential Computing · Homomorphic Encryption · Distributed Cloud · Cloud Managed Services2
1. Source: IBM Case Studies. Adoption and productivity figures are self-reported by trivago.
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