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News and updates for Information Services Group, Inc. (ISG) (Nasdaq: III) focus on its role as a global AI-centered technology research and advisory firm. ISG regularly issues announcements about its research programs, AI initiatives and market analyses that are relevant to enterprises evaluating technology and business services providers.
Readers can expect coverage of ISG’s AI-focused developments, such as the acquisition of the AI Maturity Index SaaS platform, which assesses and benchmarks workforce readiness for AI adoption, and the formation of an AI Acceleration Unit to coordinate AI-related advisory and research offerings. News may also highlight ISG’s plans for a proprietary insights platform with an AI-powered “intelligence advisor” designed to give organizations real-time access to ISG data and analysis on technology markets and providers.
ISG news frequently features the ISG Provider Lens® research series, which examines providers in areas like private and hybrid cloud data center services, cybersecurity services and solutions, insurance services, and digital business innovation services. Articles describe how enterprises are using AI, cloud infrastructure, digital engineering and unified services to modernize operations and address regulatory, security and customer experience challenges.
In addition, updates from ISG Software Research and its ISG Buyers Guides™ for analytics, AI analytics and enterprise resource planning (ERP) provide insight into software market trends and vendor evaluations. Investors and technology decision-makers can use this news feed to follow ISG’s research agenda, AI-centered strategies and commentary on how enterprises are adopting AI and modern technology platforms.
The 2021 ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights the rapid digital transformation among Nordic businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Companies are leveraging digital solutions to enhance supply chain management, customer service, and sustainability efforts. The report identifies IBM and Wipro as leaders in all service categories evaluated, while consulting firms are assisting with strategic growth post-pandemic. Notably, Nordic enterprises aim for net zero carbon emissions by 2030, showcasing their commitment to sustainability.
ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights how U.K. enterprises adapted to COVID-19 disruptions through technology and service providers. Findings indicate a surge in digital transformation with automation and analytics becoming vital for operations. Supply chain issues heightened by Brexit were addressed using digital solutions. The report also notes the rise of blockchain applications and sustainability efforts targeted for carbon neutrality by 2030. Accenture and Wipro lead across five quadrants, with multiple firms recognized for their capabilities, strengthening the digital landscape in the U.K.
ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights a surge in demand for digital transformation services among U.S. enterprises, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. The report states that this shift has accelerated digital transformation by 3-5 years, prompting companies to enhance virtual collaboration and optimize supply chains. Key findings include the adoption of agile practices, increased use of low-code platforms, and a rise in outcome-based pricing models. Leading providers in this space include Accenture, HCL, IBM, and Wipro, with significant attention towards sustainability initiatives.
ISG Automation has partnered with Soroco to enhance its automation solutions for clients. As Soroco's first Global Platinum Partner, ISG aims to leverage Soroco's AI-driven work graph platform, Scout, to help clients improve process efficiency through task mining and process discovery. This partnership will facilitate real-time process monitoring and improvement, aiming to reduce operational inefficiencies and enhance customer experience. The initiative aligns with ISG's strategy to deliver intelligent process automation, capitalizing on growing demand for task mining technology.
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The ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights that U.K. enterprises are increasingly adopting automation technologies, such as intelligent document processing and AIOps, despite a national decline in IT spending. The report indicates that labor shortages and rising costs are driving automation investment. British firms are leveraging conversational AI to manage customer interactions effectively. The report evaluates 93 providers, naming leaders like Accenture and IBM in multiple quadrants. Overall, a trend toward holistic hyper-automation solutions is emerging, as companies recognize the potential of automation to enhance operational efficiency.
ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights a surge in German enterprises adopting intelligent automation technologies, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic. The report reveals increased investment in areas such as intelligent document processing and process mining, essential for companies transitioning to digital workflows. Service providers are seen as pivotal in aiding these digital transformations, providing integrated solutions. The research evaluates 84 providers and names IBM as a leader in three quadrants, with others like Accenture and Capgemini leading in two.
The ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights the Nordic region's readiness for intelligent automation due to its technological maturity, high labor costs, and an aging workforce. Post-COVID economic recovery has led to a 36% year-over-year growth in managed services. Businesses are increasingly adopting AI-driven solutions, notably in sectors like telecom and healthcare. The report evaluates 93 providers and identifies leaders, including Accenture and IBM. While larger enterprises are embracing automation, smaller firms remain cautious but show growing interest.
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