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Information Services Group, Inc. reports developments as a global AI-centered technology research and advisory firm serving enterprise technology and business-services markets. The company publishes research on digital transformation, AI adoption, sourcing, cloud and data analytics, provider ecosystems, governance, risk, software, network and technology strategy.
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Rising online activity in the Nordics is increasing the demand for advanced cybersecurity solutions, according to a new ISG Provider Lens report. The 2022 report highlights a surge in digital transformation efforts among Nordic enterprises, emphasizing the need to protect personal and corporate data. Governments in the region are developing stronger cybersecurity strategies and partnerships. Many enterprises are adopting AI and machine learning technologies for enhanced threat detection. The report recognizes IBM as a leader in four cybersecurity solution quadrants, with several other firms also acknowledged for their capabilities.
Enterprises in Singapore and Malaysia are increasingly involving senior management in cybersecurity decision-making, according to the latest ISG Provider Lens report. As cyber threats rise, organizations are adapting their security strategies and investing more in cloud-based security solutions. The report highlights a shift towards more sophisticated cybersecurity frameworks and a demand for less complex purchasing options. ISG identifies 81 providers across six quadrants, naming IBM as a leader in all. Companies express the need for operational expense models for cybersecurity services amidst increasing digital transformation efforts.
The demand for cybersecurity products and services in Australia is surging due to remote work and online engagement, as highlighted in the 2022 ISG Provider Lens™ report. Increased online interactions and cloud migration have raised vulnerabilities, prompting a shift in how organizations procure cybersecurity. The market for data security is expected to grow significantly, with cloud security and IAM leading. Stricter privacy regulations are also necessitating advanced DLP technologies. The report evaluates 80 providers, naming IBM as a leader in five quadrants and identifying rising stars like HCL.
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ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights Nordic providers' advantages
The 2022 ISG Provider Lens™ report indicates that Nordic private and hybrid cloud providers leverage abundant green energy and high-speed connectivity to meet rising enterprise demands. Low-cost sustainable energy supports companies' ESG initiatives, while robust networks enhance managed services. The report evaluates 54 providers, naming Basefarm and Tietoevry as Leaders in three quadrants, with CGI, Fujitsu, and others recognized in two. Rising Stars include Advania and Tech Mahindra. Customized reports are available for interested parties.
Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) has announced research studies focusing on intelligent automation products and services. The forthcoming ISG Provider Lens™ report, titled Intelligent Automation – Platforms and Products 2022, will be released in November and assess providers of automation technologies such as conversational AI and document processing. Additionally, the Intelligent Automation – Services and Solutions 2022 report will evaluate service providers aiding automation implementation. This research caters to enterprise buyers looking for vendor insights for process modernization.
ISG Provider Lens has released a report indicating a rising trend among German enterprises towards software-defined networking (SDN) to navigate challenges posed by the pandemic, environmental regulations, and rising cybersecurity threats. The report highlights that companies are focusing on network modernization to improve integration and automation, with a significant expectation for growth in secure access service edge (SASE) technologies. While German firms trail behind the U.S. and Asia Pacific in adopting fully managed SDN services, they prefer co-managing network solutions with providers.
ISG Sourcing Industry Conference 2022 will take place from September 26-28 in Frisco, Texas. The event gathers industry leaders to discuss strategies for growth amidst market volatility. ISG's latest Global Index reveals a 9% year-over-year increase in annual contract value, reaching $22.8 billion, although it shows a 7% decline compared to Q1 2022. Key topics include cloud computing, technology integration, and the evolving role of IT service providers. Keynote speakers will address disruptions and opportunities in the technology sector.
Information Services Group (NASDAQ: III) has initiated a research study focusing on digital services providers in the healthcare sector. The findings will be detailed in the Healthcare Digital Services report, set for release in January 2023. This report aims to assist healthcare organizations in adapting to evolving regulatory demands and increasing needs for telemedicine and value-based care. The study involves over 80 providers, addressing key areas such as payer digital transformation and healthcare interoperability.
A recent report by ISG highlights a surge in demand among U.K. companies for private and hybrid cloud services with low-latency connections. Many enterprises are opting for managed cloud options to replace costly on-premises IT. The report details that cloud providers are meeting these needs with specialized services, including sovereign cloud options for the public sector. Notably, Fujitsu and Rackspace Technology were recognized as leaders in multiple service categories, demonstrating their strong market position. The report evaluates 63 providers, underscoring the growth of cloud service demand in the U.K.