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ISG (Nasdaq: III) launched a research study and will publish a series of ISG Provider Lens®: Digital Engineering Services reports in May 2026.

The reports evaluate providers that deliver AI-enabled design and R&D, intelligent operations and connected experiences, and integrated platform and application services. ISG surveyed ~90 providers and will produce three quadrants with separate findings for large and midsize enterprises, plus geographically focused coverage for the global market and the U.S. and Europe. Reports include expanded customer experience (CX) data; ISG named regional authors and invites providers to request inclusion.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 State of HR Technology and Service Delivery report on November 17, 2025, showing enterprises are accelerating HR modernization with SaaS and AI.

Key findings: 69% of organizations currently use SaaS or hybrid cloud for HR, rising to 83% by year-end 2027; AI budgets for HR are forecast to average $1.6 million in 2026 (a tenfold increase since 2023); AI delivers 10–15% productivity gains in selected processes; 84% plan sourcing changes within two years; only 52% see quantifiable HR tech value today.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) has launched a global research study for an ISG Provider Lens®: Procurement Services report, scheduled for release in April 2026. The study evaluates how service providers enable AI-driven procurement, supply chain resilience, compliance, ESG and autonomous procure-to-pay across three quadrants: Procurement Operations Modernization Services, Strategic Sourcing and Category Management Services, and Supplier Management and Contract Lifecycle Services.

ISG surveyed ~50 providers, will produce regional and global analyses, and will include expanded customer experience (CX) data; Tarun Nathooram Vaid is the report author.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) has launched a research study and will publish the ISG Provider Lens® report Intelligent Robotics and Physical AI Services in March 2026. The study evaluates service providers that design, deploy and scale robotics and AI solutions across industrial and commercial environments, covering consulting, systems integration/engineering, managed services and Robotics as a Service.

ISG surveyed more than 160 providers, will produce three market quadrants, and features expanded customer experience (CX) data; the report is authored by ISG analyst Yash Jethani. A digital brochure lists identified providers and companies may request inclusion.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® AI-driven ADM Services report for Germany on November 13, 2025, finding GenAI has moved from exploration to execution in application development and management.

Key themes: GenAI agents augment developers using internal data artifacts; emphasis on ethical use and data protection; cloud migration and hybrid architectures; sector leadership in manufacturing and healthcare; public sector digitalization and mobile app growth; talent shortages and security integration.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) released new research and will host the ISG AI Impact Summit on November 17–18, 2025 in New York. The report and summit focus on enterprise agentic AI, emphasizing data architecture redesign, governance, observability, ethical oversight and talent readiness to scale agents with greater autonomy.

Speakers include leaders from BNSF, Princess Cruise Lines, Meta, Bayer, Mayo Clinic, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Arch Insurance, Dentsu and Caterpillar. Sessions cover data quality, scaling pilots to production, human+AI collaboration, workforce impact and trust/responsible AI practices. Registration details are on the event website.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) announced that three ISG leaders won 2025 Stevie Awards in the Women in Business program on November 10, 2025 in New York City.

Kimberly Tobias won a Gold Stevie for Trusted AI Advisor for Business Transformation, while Eleanor Matthews and Jenn Stein won Silver Stevies in the same category. ISG represented three of four winners in that category.

The awards recognize leadership in AI adoption, measurable AI-driven impact, trustbuilding in AI, stakeholder education on AI value and risk, and inclusivity in tech. ISG described its role in AI transformation strategy, readiness assessment, proofs of concept, and governance.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Generative AI Services report for Brazil on November 12, 2025, evaluating 43 providers across four quadrants.

Findings show Brazilian enterprises are moving GenAI from pilots to production to automate document processing, manage unstructured data, generate price quotes, assess contract compliance, enable generative business intelligence, speed software development, and deploy chatbots for customer and HR support. The report highlights governance, reliability and user adoption needs, the use of small language models for specialised apps, and rising focus on AI ethics ahead of national regulations. Several vendors are named as Leaders and Rising Stars across quadrants.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Future of Work Services report for Brazil on November 11, 2025, finding Brazilian organizations are expanding AI, automation and cloud tools to modernize work, boost productivity and improve employee experience.

Key findings: digital agents are moving from customer service into sales and HR; AI-enhanced collaboration and sentiment analysis are growing (sentiment adoption is slower than other regions); smart workplace sensors and predictive analytics are used to cut energy and optimize space; LGPD compliance and ESG are major vendor selection criteria. The report evaluates 31 providers across six quadrants and names DXC Technology and Stefanini as Leaders in all six quadrants, with multiple other vendors named Leaders or Rising Stars.