Systematix

Recently, a small group of CIOs agree that AI is now deeply embedded in operations, boosting productivity and reshaping competition, but organizations are struggling to manage its rapid, often unstructured adoption. The real challenge isn’t capability—it’s ensuring intentional use, governance, and critical thinking as dependency on AI quietly grows.

At Systematix, welcoming newcomers is a core commitment — and a tremendous asset to our consulting teams. In Quebec City especially, our HR team warmly greets every new international arrival, offering the support needed to ensure a smooth transition into life and work in Quebec. Systematix has emerged as a leader in this area — a fact that recently drew the attention of Radio-Canada, which published an insightful article featuring Ariadna, a computer engineer from Mexico. Below is a brief summary of her story.

Systematix strengthens its expertise in digital transformation, ERP, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence through a partnership with Andersen Consulting, an internationally renowned consulting firm recognized as a key player in strategy and technology advisory services for over 35 years.

The world is evolving in response to the growing impacts of climate change, necessitating our constant adaptation. At Systematix, we recognize the global challenges posed by climate change and are committed to doing our part. We’re proud to announce that our Ottawa team is leading the way by implementing new initiatives aimed at decarbonizing our workplace and preparing our business for a more sustainable future. As part of this effort, our Ottawa office has joined the Net-Zero Challenge, a Government of Canada initiative. Through this commitment, the team aims to achieve net-zero emissions for all Scope 2 and Scope 3 greenhouse gases by 2045.

For International Women’s Day, we conducted an interview with Celjan Rozko, Vice President of Global Operations at Systematix. Celjan is a leader of one of Canada’s largest IT consulting firms. In this interview, she shares insights into her reality and the challenges she faces, particularly in an industry predominantly occupied by men.

Last Saturday, June 8, our team gathered for the Relay for Life, an event aimed at fighting cancer. This year, Systematix was particularly committed to taking action and supporting this cause. What is the Relay for Life? The Relay for Life brings together men and women who want to take action against cancer. During these events, participants of all ages unite as a community and take turns walking from 3:30 PM to midnight, symbolizing perseverance and sending a message of hope. Each team also aims to raise as many donations as possible for this important cause, which will be given to the Canadian Cancer Society.

International Women's Day was invented in 1911 in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland, following labor movements advocating for equal participation of women in society. Since then, this day takes place every March 8th and is now recognized internationally. Also highlighted as 'Women's Rights Day' in some countries, this day holds great importance each year, often emphasized in various ways depending on cultures, countries, and individual perceptions. Reflecting on this annual event of International Women's Day, we wanted to gather different opinions to question the most relevant way to approach this event.

On February 22nd, Systematix eagerly participated in the ICTC Black Women Leading the Way in Canada’s Digital Economy Event in Toronto, joining over 60 like-minded individuals dedicated to advancing gender equity in the tech industry. The conference was a focal point for discussions surrounding Gender Equity in Canada’s Tech Ecosystem, featuring a riveting panel discussion specifically addressing Black Women Leadership.