2024 Canadian Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics Trends

The State of AI Adoption in Canadian Organizations

Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption is reshaping how Canadian organizations use technology, presenting both opportunities and challenges. With accelerated advancements and adoption, Canadian organizations share a sense of cautious optimism, with many eager to embrace AI’s vast potential for productivity while considering its need for robust security, governance and compliance guidelines.

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The report reveals:

Optimism tempered by concerns: Canadian organizations see the potential of AI but are wary of potential security, governance and compliance issues

Adoption hurdles: IT decision-makers lack confidence in effective AI implementation, particularly in smaller businesses

Sector disparities: Public and private sectors have varying priorities and AI adoption rates

Current usage trends: Insights into which AI tools are most commonly used across sectors and organization sizes

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58%

believe that using AI increases productivity and efficiency in their organizations.

70%

express concerns about the ethical implications that come with using AI and data processing tools.

50%

of organizations use natural language processing and interaction tools.

21%

of respondents feel confident in their company's ability to implement AI tools.

2023 Canadian Cybersecurity Trends

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40%

of respondents faced more than 250 security-related attacks or threats in the last 12 months.

73%

say it takes them more than a week to recover from a cyberattack.

62%

say gaps in security skills reduce their ability to prevent cyberincidents.

68%

have either adopted or are in the process of adopting a zero-trust architecture.

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In compiling our most recent report, we discovered:

40%

of respondents faced more than 250 security-related attacks or threats in the last 12 months.

73%

say it takes them more than a week to recover from a cyberattack.

62%

say gaps in security skills reduce their ability to prevent cyberincidents.

68%

have either adopted or are in the process of adopting a zero-trust architecture.

40%

of respondents faced more than 250 security-related attacks or threats in the last 12 months.

73%

say it takes them more than a week to recover from a cyberattack.

62%

say gaps in security skills reduce their ability to prevent cyberincidents.

68%

have either adopted or are in the process of adopting a zero-trust architecture.

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