Results by Autonomous Community ICT in companies with 10 or more employees (2025 or first quarter of 2026) by activity sector (CNAE-25 section C-O, excl. L; and group 951) and size of the company

Data use, sharing, trading and analytics

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- Autonomous communities and cities
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- Main variables
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  Total:25
- Activity grouping
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Notes
- 1) The codes at the beginning of each subparagraph refer to the corresponding questionnaire question or the section from which they have been derived
  2) Main variables:
  3) (1) Percentage of the total number of companies with an Internet connection
  4) (2) Percentage of the total number of companies that perform data analytics by their own employees
  5) (3) Percentage of the total number of companies that do not perform data analytics

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Source:INational Statistics Institute

National total
Andalucía
Aragón
Asturias, Principado de
Balears, Illes
Canarias
Cantabria
Castilla y León
Castilla-La Mancha
Cataluña
Comunitat Valenciana
Extremadura
Galicia
Madrid, Comunidad de
Murcia, Región de
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de
País Vasco
Rioja, La
Ceuta
Melilla

C.1.A % of companies using enterprise resource planning (ERP) software (1)
C.1.B % of companies using customer relationship management (CRM) software (1)
C.1.C % of companies using business intelligence (BI) software (1)
C.2% of companies sharing data electronically with suppliers or customers within the supply chain (1)
C.3% of companies that sold access to their own data to third parties in 2025 (1)
C.4% of companies that, in 2025, purchased access to third-party data (1)
C.5% of companies that perform data analytics by their own employees (1)
C.6.A % of companies that perform analytics on transaction log data (2)
C.6.B % of companies that perform analytics on customer data (2)
C.6.C % of companies that perform analytics on social media data (2)
C.6.D % of companies performing analytics on web data (2)
C.6.E % of companies that perform analytics on location data from the use of handheld devices or vehicles (2)
C.6.F % of companies that perform analytics on data from smart devices or sensors (2)
C.6.G % of companies that perform analytics on open data from government authorities (2)
C.6.H % of companies that perform analytics on satellite data (2)
C.7% of companies for which another company or external organization performs data analytics (1)
C.8.A % of companies that do not perform data analytics because the costs seem too high (3)
C.8.B % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to lack of relevant expertise in the company (3)
C.8.C % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to complexity or incompatibility with existing equipment, software, or systems (3)
C.8.D % of companies that do not perform data analytics because it is not useful for the company (3)
C.8.E % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to difficulties with the availability or quality of the data needed (3)
C.8.F % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to lack of control over the data (3)
C.8.G % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to security concerns, such as data privacy and online threats (3)
C.8.H % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to ethical considerations associated with data analytics (3)
C.8.I % of companies that do not perform data analytics due to other reasons not mentioned above (3)