Quantum Technologies Key Strategies and Opportunities for ICT Leaders 2025
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Action plan
Phase 1
Foundation and exploration
Maturity: Assess available technologies
and identify key areas for R&D.
Learning curve: Engage with experts
and conduct initial training to build
foundational knowledge.
Implementation time and cost: Establish
pilot project criteria and evaluate risks and
challenges to manage initial investments.Phase 2
Pilot and scaling
Scalability: Initiate pilot projects and develop
integration strategies to test scalability.
Implementation time and cost: Implement
training programmes and allocate resources
effectively to manage costs.
Risk: Monitor performance metrics and
address any technical issues to mitigate risks.Phase 3
Optimization and leadership
Scalability: Refine solutions and expand
quantum computing infrastructure
continuously to ensure scalability.
Risk: Cultivate strategic innovations and
proactive threat management to handle
ongoing risks.
Learning curve: Engage stakeholders
regularly to ensure continuous learning
and adaptation.
Maturity Learning curve Implementation
time and costScalability Risks
1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5Indicators = Low = High 1 5
See Appendix A1 for an explanation of indicators.
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