Key Findings
Readiness for quantum computing is low at 32% for IT executives.
82% of innovation leaders are already allocating more than 6% of their IT budgets to genAI-enabled data management.
Only 36% of organizations say they are ready to support large-scale AI workloads.
73% of business executives warn that failing to adopt agentic AI could pose a competitive risk.
62% of business executives say they are adopting or planning to adopt Zero Trust models.
Augmented and virtual reality are supported by just 35% of IT environments.
78% of organizations plan to increase investment in genAI.
85% of organizations describe their cybersecurity posture as reactive.
In 2025, only 36% of organizations feel confident in their ability to support large-scale genAI workloads and data volumes.
73% of business executives view agentic AI as critical to staying competitive.
Only 14% of business executives say they're prepared for post-quantum cryptography.
Downtime costs reached up to $500,000 per hour.
In the past year, 17% of organizations experienced a breach.
Just 36% of businesses have the infrastructure to support GenAI.
2% of business executives view cloud and IT as profit centers.
Fewer than half of business executives are fully satisfied with the ROI on cloud, automation, and genAI.
61% of business leaders prioritise cyber recovery.
Readiness for edge computing is 34% for IT executives.
78% of all organizations intend to increase their genAI spend.
Only 43% of organizations have implemented AI-based cybersecurity measures.