Level of importance of various digital infrastructure investments for the business' or organization's operations, second quarter of 2025

33-10-0997 · Occasional · 2025 to 2025

as of May 27, 2025

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Business characteristics has no overall total in this table — pick a value to chart it.
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Importance of investment offers more than one statistic, with no default — pick a value to chart it.

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8 bars · Percent

Level of importance of various digital infrastructure investments for the business' or organization's operationspick to chart

4 bars · Percent

Investment by government and telecom companies in broadband connectivity or 5G access

Investment by other businesses in smart technology, such as appliances or vehicles, that are able to connect to the internet

Investment by this business or organization in smart manufacturing or infrastructure

Investment by this business or organization in artificial intelligence tools

Importance of investmentpick to chart

5 bars · Percent

Importance of investment, very important

Importance of investment, somewhat important

Importance of investment, not important

Importance of investment, not relevant

Importance of investment, unknown

13 bars · Percent

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Source: Statistics Canada

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