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Data study · 28 September 2026

# Only 1 in 4 Spanish companies enjoys good digital health

Original title, in Spanish: “Sólo 1 de cada 4 empresas españolas goza de buena salud digital”

**Publication**

Emprendedores (Spain)

**Author**

David Ramos

**Published on**

28 September 2026 · read in the page structured data

## Summary

A Zoho study reveals that only 25% of Spanish companies have good digital health, compared with 35% with a weak foundation and 39% at an average level. Large companies are better placed (35%) than medium-sized (21%) and small ones (20%). Spain ranks behind Germany (37%) and the United Kingdom (35%), but ahead of France (24%) and the Netherlands (14%, the lowest score in Europe). According to Sridhar Iyengar, Managing Director of Zoho Europe, good digital health is decisive in benefiting from AI: 99% of well-positioned companies report a positive ROI in automation, compared with 46% of those in poor digital health. The perception of AI as business-critical also varies widely depending on this factor (38% versus 5%).

Summary based on the full text of the article.

[Read the article on Emprendedores →](https://emprendedores.es/inteligencia-artificial/empresas-espanolas-buena-salud-digital/)

## Figures cited

-   25 %
    
    share of Spanish companies with good digital health
    
    Spain
    
    > « sólo 1 de cada 4 empresas nacionales (25%) gozan de una buena salud digital »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   35 %
    
    share of Spanish companies with weak digital health
    
    Spain
    
    > « el 35% tienen una base deficiente »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   39 %
    
    share of Spanish companies with average digital health
    
    Spain
    
    > « el 39% se quedan a mitad del camino, con una salud digital media »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   35 %
    
    share of large Spanish companies with good digital health
    
    Spain, large companies
    
    > « el 35% de las grandes empresas españolas son organizaciones con buena salud digital »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   21 %
    
    share of medium-sized Spanish companies with good digital health
    
    Spain, medium-sized companies
    
    > « Muy lejos quedan las medianas empresas (21%) »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   20 %
    
    share of small Spanish companies with good digital health
    
    Spain, small companies
    
    > « y las pequeñas (20%) »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   37 %
    
    share of German companies with good digital health
    
    Germany
    
    > « estamos lejos de Alemania y Reino Unido, que registran la mayor proporción de empresas con buena base digital, con un 37% y 35%, respectivamente »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   35 %
    
    share of British companies with good digital health
    
    United Kingdom
    
    > « con un 37% y 35%, respectivamente »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   24 %
    
    share of French companies with good digital health
    
    France
    
    > « nos encontramos ligeramente por encima de Francia (24%) »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   14 %
    
    share of Dutch companies with good digital health
    
    Netherlands
    
    > « sustancialmente mejor que Países Bajos (14%) »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   49 %
    
    share of Dutch companies with poor digital health
    
    Netherlands
    
    > « este país es el que presenta la mayor proporción de empresas con mala salud digital (49%) »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   99 %
    
    positive ROI from AI in automation and efficiency for companies with good digital health
    
    Spain, companies with good digital health
    
    > « el 99% de ellas declaran haber tenido un ROI positivo de la IA en automatización y eficiencia »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   46 %
    
    positive ROI from AI in automation and efficiency for companies with poor digital health
    
    Spain, companies with poor digital health
    
    > « el porcentaje cae hasta el 46% en el caso de las compañías con mala salud digital »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   95 %
    
    positive ROI from AI in data analysis for companies with good digital health
    
    Spain, companies with good digital health
    
    > « el 95% de las empresas nacionales con buena salud digital afirma obtener ROI positivo »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   14 %
    
    Spanish companies considering AI critical to their business
    
    Spain, all companies
    
    > « apenas el 14% de ellas consideran que la IA ya es crítica para su negocio »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   38 %
    
    companies with good digital health considering AI critical
    
    Spain, companies with good digital health
    
    > « entre las compañías con buena salud digital, esta cifra asciende hasta el 38% »
    
    Source: Zoho
    
-   5 %
    
    companies with poor digital health considering AI critical
    
    Spain, companies with poor digital health
    
    > « únicamente el 5% de las empresas con mala salud digital conceden tal importancia a esta tecnología »
    
    Source: Zoho
    

## Classification

**Country**

Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Netherlands

**Company size**

SMEs, Mid-sized companies, Large companies, All sizes

**Industries**

All industries, or industry not specified

**Companies**

Zoho (study author)

**Keywords**

digital health, AI adoption, return on investment, digital transformation, Spain

Entry written by Marsanne Studio from the cited article, with the help of an AI model (claude-sonnet-5). The rights to the article and its illustrations belong to Emprendedores and its author. Entry translated from French by Claude Sonnet 5.5.
