Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud, and Cybersecurity are leading investments, according to TIVIT.
Digital transformation accelerated in 2025 and will continue at an intense pace in the coming years. In 2026, the competitive advantage of companies lies not only in the adoption of new technologies, but in the ability to integrate them strategically, securely, and with a real impact on the business. Artificial Intelligence (AI) remains at the heart of corporate decisions, alongside initiatives in cloud computing, cybersecurity, digital sustainability, and talent development.
According to a study by the International Data Corporation (IDC), by 2027 half of global companies are expected to use AI agents to redefine collaboration between humans and machines. By 2030, approximately 451% of organizations will rely on fleets of AI agents to accelerate operations and strengthen governance. For TIVIT, an Almaviva group company and technology services provider in Latin America, this advancement makes investments in cloud and cybersecurity even more relevant as a foundation for business evolution.
“Artificial Intelligence will be the backbone of business in 2026, but the biggest challenge will be scaling these solutions with governance, security, and accountability,” says George Bem, CTO of TIVIT. “AI has ceased to be an isolated experiment and has become an element integrated into processes, products, and strategic decisions, requiring care with data, ethics, and impact on people.”
Given this scenario, the executive highlights five technological areas that have emerged as pillars of business competitiveness:
Integrated and scalable Artificial Intelligence: AI will continue to be the main driver of transformation in 2026, driving automation, operational efficiency, and new business models. Solutions such as AIOps, intelligent SOCs, RPA, and corporate assistants will gain scale, reducing costs, errors, and response time. The focus, however, is shifting from experimentation to integration with legacy systems, data governance, model security, and addressing critical issues such as privacy, algorithmic biases, transparency, and human impact.
Cloud as the foundation of transformation: The modernization of IT environments will continue to accelerate, driven primarily by the demands of AI. Legacy applications tend to migrate to cloud architectures—public, private, or hybrid—capable of offering elasticity, performance, and control. The growing presence of data centers in Brazil and Latin America expands access to the cloud and strengthens discussions about sovereignty and the protection of sensitive data, especially in regulated sectors and the public sector.
Cybersecurity as a condition for trust: With the increased use of data, automation, and AI, cybersecurity is becoming a central element of business strategy. The evolution of Security Operations Centers (SOCs) in Brazil will allow for continuous monitoring of internal and external environments, identity management, protection of data in transit and at rest, detection of anomalous behavior, and compliance with requirements. By 2026, security will cease to be a support function and become a prerequisite for innovation.
Digital sustainability integrated with technology: Digital sustainability is gaining a permanent place on the corporate agenda. Technological modernization projects are beginning to incorporate metrics for energy efficiency, hardware reduction, cloud migration with CO₂ impact calculation, and the use of serverless architectures and automation. Dashboards for carbon, energy consumption, and workload efficiency are becoming strategic tools for regulatory decisions, audits, and ESG reporting.
Investing in talent and digital culture: Technological evolution demands skilled professionals capable of operating in increasingly complex environments. Investing in people will be crucial to aligning human skills with new digital demands. Continuous training and the development of an innovation-oriented culture become critical factors for sustaining growth and capturing value from new technologies.
With multiple fronts evolving simultaneously, the current scenario is becoming crucial for companies seeking to advance in efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness. "The moment demands an integrated vision that connects technology, security, sustainability, and people. Organizations that manage to balance these pillars will be better prepared to face the transformations that are already underway," concludes George Bem.
About TIVIT
TIVIT is a multinational company that connects technology for a better world. Through its constantly evolving business lines, TIVIT supports companies with cloud solutions (public, hybrid, and private), and enables secure environments with cybersecurity resources, in addition to developing technologies focused on Artificial Intelligence and offering services geared towards automation and SaaS solutions. Through transformative digital projects, TIVIT impacts millions of people daily. TIVIT is a company of the Almaviva Group, which integrates a global ecosystem present in 21 countries, with more than 45,000 professionals. For more information, visit [website address - not provided in the text]. www.tivit.com and follow our LinkedIn and Instagram.
