Most large organisations think full digital sovereignty is unrealistic, Capgemini finds
THE SO WHAT
Boards are treating digital sovereignty as a constraint to manage, not a destination to reach—59% already think full sovereignty is unrealistic. For operators, that means the real work is designing vendor, data residency, and jurisdiction mixes that are defensible to regulators and customers, not chasing a purity standard you’ll never hit.
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