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Reimagining the future of public sector productivity

The Economist Impact survey, sponsored by SAS, examines the opportunities and obstacles of public sector productivity reform using insights from 1,550+ public sector employees in 26 countries.
The survey shows that the two most important strategies for boosting productivity are:

Restructuring to an adaptive organization design Digital transformation Hiring more staff Using more productivity tools

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The report reveals that restructuring to an adaptive organizational design and digital transformation are the most important strategies for boosting productivity

60%

Adaptive organizational design

58%

Investing in digital transformation
Beyond productivity, digital transformation has wider organizational benefits

When asked to consider the trade-offs, an overwhelming majority (90%) of respondents see digital technologies as offering more benefits than risks to their organization.
Globally, approximately 52%* of respondents believe that AI will have a significant/critical impact in improving productivity within their organization over the next three years.

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Incremental technology changes can make a big difference without compromising budgets and capacity or elevating risk." Jennifer Robinson Global Public Sector Strategic Advisor, SAS
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Reimagining the future of public sector productivity