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Gartner forecasts that global IT spending will exceed  $6 trillion in 2026 , growing roughly 9 to 10 percent year over year. At the same time, Gartner research indicates that  nearly 40 percent of security spending is tied to underutilized or duplicated tools . Spending is rising. Efficiency is not. That tension is the signal. Organizations are investing aggressively in cloud, AI, resilience, and security. Yet inside many environments, modernization feels heavier, not lighter

Modernization rarely fails loudly. It slows. Roadmaps stretch. Dependencies multiply. Risk reviews expand. Teams spend more time coordinating than delivering. From the outside, it looks like hesitation. From the inside, it feels like drag. Most leaders treat that drag as a resourcing problem. Not enough people, budget, or time. More often, it’s something else. The Signal Behind Slowing IT Modernization Strategy When delivery effort starts turning into coordination instead of

Enterprise IT is absorbing disruption at a pace that would have been unthinkable a decade ago. New insights from  AVANT’s Business Resilience 2025 report  show that  nearly 90 percent of organizations remain unprepared for modern disruption . Sixty three percent now operate inside an exposed zone where cyber, AI, and operational failures threaten continuity, cost control, and financial stability. The core issue is not technology. The core issue is resilience. Governance has n