MACH Alliance Global Annual Research
The MACH Alliance Global Annual Research Hub
For the last 5 years, the Alliance has produced one of the industry's leading independent research reports examining global trends surrounding composable approaches and MACH adoption, and the critical digital strategy topics that are top of mind for enterprise IT leaders.
Now in its fifth year, this annual research report will continue to provide businesses with critical insights into MACH adoption, challenges, and advancements, equipping them to develop transformative, future-proof digital strategies.
The MACH Alliance now offers a "Global Annual Research Quick Guide" in addition to the full research report.
This new resource provides a concise summary of the research findings and actionable next steps in an easy-to-digest format. With the Quick Guide, business leaders and strategists can quickly access the essential information needed to formulate their own MACH game plan.
New for 2025, this companion "Quick Guide" provides concise, straightforward insights distilled from our full 2025 Global Annual Research Report.
This easy-to-digest guide dives into the key themes emerging from this year's research data and provides actionable insights to help brands hit the ground running: MACH Adoption, ROI, Readiness & Mindset, Megatrends, and Challenges.
Get the full "2025 Global Annual Research Report"
This report contains the full and detailed research findings, to enable organizations to dive deep into the data and better understand the factors and trends driving composable approaches and MACH adoption in the global marketplace.
“From the beginning, growth has been a persistent theme across the MACHsphere – and based on the NPO's fifth annual global survey of IT decision-makers, that trend is far from slowing down.”
– Matthew Garrepy, CMS Critic
Methodology
As part of the MACH Alliance’s fifth annual survey, we spoke to 561 Senior IT Leaders and Decision Makers, at enterprise brands across the USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France, and Australia.
The aim of this research is to examine trends in MACH adoption and the internal and external factors influencing it, and areas of pressure within the wider technology space and marketplace that are impacting decision-making for this critical group of business leaders. All respondents represent companies with at least 5,000 employees.
See previous Global Annual Research Reports from the MACH Alliance
