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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 ISG Provider Lens™ report reveals a surge in public cloud adoption among U.S. enterprises, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. Companies are increasingly shifting to cloud-native transformations, utilizing container technology and microservices for enhanced flexibility. The infrastructure-as-a-service market saw a 20% year-to-date increase, with significant growth in managed public cloud services and governance, risk management, and compliance. Notable leaders in the cloud services space include Accenture, AWS, and Microsoft, while several companies were recognized as Rising Stars for their promising portfolios.
ISG TechXchange: Smart Manufacturing EMEA event will tackle pandemic challenges and business model disruptions. Leading experts from Steinbeis University, RWTH Aachen University, Volkswagen, and Hitachi ABB PowerGrids will discuss COVID-19's impact on smart manufacturing. The event, hosted by ISG on December 1, aims to inform manufacturers on digital initiatives as a sustainable approach for cost optimization and innovation. Panel discussions will cover IT strategy implementation, competitive value, and smart factory technologies, highlighting the necessity of adapting to Industry 4.0 in the post-pandemic landscape.
ISG Provider Lens™ report to focus on Microsoft ecosystem support
ISG has launched a study examining service providers aiding enterprises in the Microsoft ecosystem, covering major software suites like Office 365, Azure, and Dynamics 365. Findings will be published in the upcoming Microsoft Ecosystem 2021 report in April. The report aims to help enterprise buyers assess vendor relationships and make informed decisions. It will analyze new services offered in this expanding market and include insights from over 300 surveyed service providers.
ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights a surge in public cloud adoption as enterprises adapt to remote work due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Global spending on IaaS increased nearly 20% to $17.8 billion in 2020. The report emphasizes a shift towards cloud-native tools over traditional migration methods, reflecting a growing demand for agility and scalability. Major providers are creating industry-specific solutions and leveraging AI and machine learning for enhanced service delivery. Leaders identified include Accenture, IBM, and others across multiple archetypes.
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CSL Behring executive David Christie will participate in the November 19 ISG Smartalks™ webinar, focusing on neuroscientific strategies for enhancing corporate agility and resiliency. As organizations navigate heightened levels of anxiety due to global disruptions, the webinar will explore how brain science can improve digital transformation outcomes. Experts will discuss cultivating emotional agility to foster high-performing teams. The event aims to equip leaders with tools to manage human dynamics effectively during periods of change, emphasizing the importance of cultural competency in leadership.
Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) has launched a new research study on enterprise service management (ESM) providers, set to be published in a comprehensive report in February. The study aims to evaluate enterprise-wide service management solutions and will cover consulting services, implementation, and managed services, focusing specifically on partners of ServiceNow. Over 190 providers were surveyed, and the report will illuminate the ESM landscape to assist enterprise buyers in assessing vendor relationships and offerings.
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ISG expert discusses payroll transformation amidst the pandemic at the Rise Above 2020 event. Julie Fernandez, partner at ISG, emphasizes the need for businesses to adapt payroll strategies to comply with new federal programs, enhancing operational resilience and reducing costs.
She highlights the importance of updating business continuity plans for payroll operations, ensuring timely employee payments. Fernandez will lead sessions on payroll transformation and the role of technology in business continuity on November 12-13, 2020.
Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) will release 33 major provider evaluation studies in 2021, expanding its ISG Provider Lens research series. The new subjects will include procurement services, marketing technology, and specific sectors like retail and life sciences. These studies will cover 26 technology markets, focusing on trends such as digital workplace and cyber security. Enhanced reports will include enterprise buying behavior data and client satisfaction research. The effort aims to help clients navigate disruptions caused by COVID-19 and make informed sourcing decisions.