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Preventing Network Failures Could Save Asia Pacific Businesses Billions Annually, findings by Expereo

Last updated: September 25, 2025 2:00 am
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50% of Asia Pacific businesses have been forced to urgently re-evaluate their tech infrastructure following a wave of high-profile IT outages.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 25 September 2025 – Network instability is taking a serious toll on businesses in Asia Pacific (APAC), with over 50% reporting revenue losses of US$5 million or more due to network outages or poor performance. These findings come from an IDC InfoBrief commissioned by Expereo, titled “Enterprise Horizons 2025: Technology Leaders Priorities: Achieving Digital Agility.”

Following a series of high-profile IT disruptions over the past year, ranging from cybersecurity breaches to connectivity failures, half (50%) of APAC businesses have been compelled to re-evaluate their technology infrastructure. As a result, 40% of tech leaders in the region now report that networking and connectivity have risen higher on the C-suite agenda.

The broader impact is that networking/connectivity and cybersecurity now top the list of investment priorities for APAC businesses over the next 12 months (48% for networking/connectivity, 46% for cybersecurity, followed by AI at 38%). Last year in APAC, AI took the top spot (43%) followed by cybersecurity (39%) and networking/connectivity (37%). This highlights that AI is no longer the most urgent technology priority.

The urgency is well-founded. More than one in four APAC organizations (30.7%) say that inadequate network and connectivity performance is actively threatening their growth plans for the coming year. At the same time, 44% report that network limitations are holding back their ability to support large-scale data and AI initiatives. Alarmingly, just 8% of businesses in the region believe their networks are fully prepared to support AI without any barriers.

“To drive a sustainable competitive advantage, connectivity is no longer an IT concern – it is a strategic business imperative, said Ben Elms, CEO of Expereo. “This research confirms what many technology leaders are already experiencing firsthand: connectivity is now the backbone of business. As organizations race to adopt new AI solutions, the C-suite must treat network performance with the same urgency as cybersecurity and AI itself, because without it, businesses simply cannot succeed.”

Eric Wong, President, APAC, at Expereo, added, “We’re seeing a direct correlation between network performance and bottom-line success, and the data confirms that the conversation around connectivity has matured from an IT concern to a strategic business imperative, particularly here in the Asia Pacific region. With nearly a third (28.7%) of businesses in the region experiencing revenue losses exceeding US$5 million from network outages, the financial stakes are higher than ever – and it is no surprise that businesses are now prioritizing investment in networking and cybersecurity more than anything else. This strategic shift is critical for building the robust digital foundation needed to not only support large-scale data and AI initiatives but also to drive resilient, sustainable growth across the region.”

Having the right talent in place is also critical for building and maintaining the robust network and connectivity infrastructure businesses need to thrive. However, the research suggests this may be easier said than done.

Networking tops the list of areas where organizations in APAC struggle to find or retain skilled professionals (37.5%), closely followed by cybersecurity (31.6%). One in four (23%) APAC businesses say they plan to increase their reliance on external partners, such as vendors or managed service providers, to help bridge this skills gap.

For the full *IDC InfoBrief, Enterprise Horizons 2025: Technology Leaders Priorities: Achieving Digital Agility, doc #EUR253271325, March 2025, please visit:
https://www.expereo.com/enterprise-horizons-2025

Hashtag: #Expereo

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About Expereo

Expereo is a world-leading Managed Network as a Service provider that connects people, places, and things anywhere. Solutions include Global Internet, SD-WAN/SASE, and Enhanced Internet. With an extensive global reach, Expereo is the trusted partner of 60% of Fortune 500 companies. It powers enterprise and government sites in more than 190 countries, with the ability to connect to any location worldwide, working with over 2,300 partners to help customers improve productivity and empowering their networks and cloud services with the agility, flexibility, and value of the Internet, with optimal network performance.

Expereo was acquired in Feb 2021, by Vitruvian Partners which acquired a majority shareholding from Seven2.

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