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Your business should not have to work around its software.

Sam Donworth Published Updated 1 source · 60-second read

Irish enterprises, 2025

Connected systems grow with the business.

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Small (10–49 people) Large (250+ people)
As businesses grow more sophisticated, connected systems for operations, customers and data become far more common. This shows adoption by size, not cause. Source: CSO Ireland, Information Society Statistics: Enterprises 2025 · ⓘ Method
Share of Irish enterprises using ERP, CRM and BI software by size class, 2025 (CSO)
SoftwareSmall enterprisesLarge enterprises
ERP29.2%78.7%
CRM23.3%66.0%
Business Intelligence21.2%75.5%

Better information

Most Irish enterprises still aren’t analysing their transaction or customer data.

28.2%

of Irish enterprises analysed their transaction records in 2025.

22.6%

analysed customer information such as location, preferences or reviews.

Source: CSO Ireland, Information Society Statistics: Enterprises 2025 · all enterprises with 10+ people · ⓘ Method

More software.
Software that connects what the business already does.

One business.
One clear view.

Custom software can remove the gaps between systems, people and information.

Your business · One viewConnected
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Better systems create a business that is easier to run.

Sources & methodology +

Central Statistics Office Ireland
Information Society Statistics: Enterprises 2025 · released 6 February 2026 · survey year 2025

Measured: Annual EU-harmonised survey of about 4,000 enterprises with 10 or more persons engaged in manufacturing, construction and selected services. Small = 10–49 people, large = 250+. Response rate 55.1%.

Limitations: Excludes businesses with fewer than 10 people and some sectors. Records whether software is used, not how well or with what result. Shows association with size, not cause.

cso.ie: Data Utilisation and Analytics ↗