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2025 settled the debate around the importance of data and AI. Most companies have already pulled these tools into their core operations in one way or another. As we kick off the new year, the conversation changes. The real test is whether those early efforts can mature, hold up under pressure, and deliver value that lasts beyond the first wave of excitement. These data and technology trends will define how organisations scale analytics and AI capabilities in 2026.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising industries across the world. In doing so, the role of the data specialist within organisations is changing. The use of AI in data-driven roles is accelerating. These professionals must enhance their skill sets to stay relevant.

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integral to business operations, data governance is essential to ensure the ethical and effective use of this technology. Integrating AI responsibly into business processes must be an organisational priority.

By now, decision-makers have realised the importance of data in driving businesses towards a digitally-based future. It is therefore surprising that the concept of the knowledge economy has largely been ignored. And yet, this will be the foundation on which modern organisations will be built.

The normalisation of remote working and increased business adoption of cloud technologies have significantly increased the cyberattack surface putting every company at risk of compromise. With more than 10% of internet user computers worldwide experiencing at least one malware-class attack last year and Kaspersky solutions blocking over 665 million attacks launched from online resources in various countries, cybersecurity skills are now more in demand than ever.