IT trends
2025 IT Outlook: where do Canadian businesses stand on technology?
Innovation, productivity and security have to advance together. These are the trends reshaping technology priorities.
Security remains a top priority.
IT decision-makers see cybersecurity as the primary concern, while non-IT leaders focus more on modernizing solutions.
This gap highlights a critical need: aligning innovation and protection.
AI leads the way in investment.
Thirty percent of companies plan to invest in AI over the next two years, mainly to boost productivity and cut costs.
Cloud adoption: an essential transition.
More than half of Canadian companies plan to migrate to the cloud, with growing attention to data sovereignty and regulatory compliance.
Talent shortages increase pressure.
Recruiting, training, and retaining specialized talent is becoming just as crucial as adopting new technologies.
Turning these challenges into an action plan.
- SOC, security testing and compliance
- AI designed to meet your actual needs
- Training and human support
- Hybrid or local cloud
- Managed services and optimized infrastructure
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Learn more2025 IT Outlook: where do Canadian businesses stand on technology?
AI, cybersecurity, cloud and talent: the priorities reshaping IT.
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