1. Artificial intelligence as support, not a replacement
 

AI is becoming increasingly present in business systems, but its true potential lies not in replacing people, rather in supporting their work.

What does this mean in practice?

Companies that implement AI in a thoughtful and targeted way will gain a significant competitive advantage.

2. Greater focus on user experience (UX)

User experience is no longer an “add-on”, but one of the key success factors of IT solutions. Even the most advanced system is ineffective if users cannot use it easily.

The 2026 trend includes:

• simple, intuitive interfaces,
• fewer clicks, more logical workflows,
• systems designed around real users and their needs.

3. Smart system integration

As companies use an increasing number of tools, system integration becomes critical for efficiency.

Key priorities will include:

• centralized data,
• automated information flows,
• less manual work and fewer errors.

A well-integrated system delivers better visibility and faster processes.

4. Flexible and scalable solutions

Instead of rigid systems, companies will seek solutions that can adapt to growth, change and new market requirements. Why is this important?

• business evolves faster than IT systems,
• modular solutions enable gradual upgrades,
• no need for complete system overhauls.

5. Security as an integral part of development

With increased digitalization comes a greater emphasis on security. In 2026, security will no longer be something added at the end, but an integral part of every IT project from the very beginning.