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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.
Recurring news includes ISG Provider Lens® studies across industries such as healthcare, life sciences, aerospace and defense, automotive and mobility, SAP ecosystems and global capability centers. Company updates also cover quarterly results, GAAP and non-GAAP performance measures, advisory-market trends and the role of AI, automation, data platforms and managed services in enterprise operations.
ISG (Nasdaq: III) reports Asia Pacific tech services ACV fell 11% year-over-year in Q4 2025 to $5.5B, driven by sharp declines in managed services and a modest pullback in XaaS. Managed services ACV plunged 36% in Q4 to $735M (ITO -46% to $464M; BPO -42% to $119M) while engineering services rose 93% to $152M. XaaS ACV dipped 5% to $4.7B (IaaS -6% to $4.1B; SaaS +5% to $586M).
For full-year 2025, combined ACV reached a record $22.6B (+2%); managed services -27% to $3.3B, XaaS +9% to $19.3B. ISG forecasts 2026: managed services +2.1% and XaaS +20% globally, led by AI, cloud migration and security investment.
ISG (Nasdaq: III) reports AI-driven cloud demand lifted the Americas technology services and software market to a record $17.9B ACV in Q4, a 21% year-over-year increase and the fifth straight quarter above 20% growth. Q4 combined ACV was up 4% sequentially. XaaS ACV surged 39% to $12.3B (IaaS +52% to $9.4B, SaaS +8% to $3.0B). Q4 managed services declined 6% to $5.6B and fell 12% sequentially. Full-year combined ACV hit a record $65.9B, up 25%; managed services rose 9% to $23.4B; XaaS climbed 35% to $42.5B. ISG forecasts 2026 revenue growth of 2.1% for managed services and 20% for XaaS, citing continued AI, cloud migration and cybersecurity investment.
Information Services Group (NASDAQ: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Multi Public Cloud Services report for Brazil, finding that GenAI adoption is driving sustained cloud expansion, application modernization and stronger financial governance across industries.
The report evaluates 40 providers across seven quadrants, names multiple Leaders and Rising Stars, and highlights that FinOps assessments typically reduce cloud spend by 25%–30%. It notes growing demand for SAP S/4HANA migrations, multicloud resilience, edge and serverless adoption, and rising attention to sustainability in hyperscale strategies.
Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) released the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Power and Utilities Industry — Services and Solutions report for Europe, highlighting accelerated digital transformation across European utilities.
Key themes include increased investment in AI and advanced analytics for grid modernization, expanded renewable generation, upgrades to transmission and distribution networks, modular grid architectures, energy-as-a-service models, and growing workforce shortages in digital and engineering skills. The report evaluates 39 providers across four quadrants and names multiple firms as quadrant leaders and rising stars.
ISG (Nasdaq: III) on January 19, 2026 published its 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Advanced Analytics and AI Services reports for the U.S., finding that large U.S. enterprises are shifting from isolated AI pilots to integrated, operating-model approaches that embed analytics and AI across core systems.
The report notes AI spending rose to nearly 6% of IT budgets (about triple vs. two years prior) and highlights demand for unified data foundations, governance, consumption-based pricing and specialist providers for regulated/high-precision data.
Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) announced that its ISG Center of Excellence in Bangalore, India, earned Great Place To Work® Certification for the seventh consecutive year, based on the 2025 Trust Index™ survey. The facility, where more than 600 employees serve clients and internal teams, recorded 87% positive employee responses across credibility, respect, fairness, pride and camaraderie. ISG India was also named one of the Best Workplaces for Women in 2025 and 2023. Leadership described the Bangalore center as a core hub for AI and technology services supporting client engagements and advisory work.
ISG (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Oracle Cloud and Technology Ecosystem report for the U.S., finding increasing multicloud adoption that includes Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) alongside AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
The report highlights OCI strengths in performance, deployment flexibility and cost, Oracle’s AI tooling (AI Agent Studio, Fusion Data Intelligence), and the role of global and regional service providers in deployments. The report evaluates 32 providers across three quadrants and names multiple leaders and rising stars.
ISG (Nasdaq: III) reports Europe’s tech services market reached a record in Q4 2025 as combined ACV rose 27% to US $10.9 billion, driven by strong AI-fueled cloud demand and renewed managed-services momentum. XaaS ACV jumped 34% in Q4 to US $6.3 billion and US $22.2 billion for full-year 2025 (+37%), now representing 57% of combined ACV. IaaS surged (Q4 +46% to $5.0B, full-year +43% to $16.8B). Q4 managed services ACV rose 19% to $4.6B, though full-year managed services ACV was down 1.4% to $16.7B. ISG forecasts 2026: managed services revenue +2.1% and XaaS revenue +20%.
Information Services Group (NASDAQ: III) released the 2025 ISG Buyers Guides for Payroll Management, evaluating 29 payroll software providers across five platform categories: Payroll Management, Payroll Managed Services, Global Payroll, U.S. Payroll and U.S. Payroll Emerging Providers. The research highlights the growing role of AI, machine learning and intelligent automation for anomaly detection, compliance and employee self-service. Key findings: ADP emerged as the top Overall Leader across multiple categories, Zoho led U.S. Payroll Emerging Providers, and ISG forecasts that by 2028 half of enterprises will use payroll platforms that identify payroll mistakes via AI.
ISG (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Power and Utilities Industry — Services and Solutions report for North America, finding that utilities are rapidly adopting AI, generative AI and data-driven platforms to modernize grid operations, extend asset life, improve outage forecasting and optimize field work amid decarbonization and cost pressures.
The report highlights rising deployment of DERMS, distribution management, virtual power plants and customer modernization (time-based rates, AI contact centers) and evaluates 35 providers across four quadrants, naming multiple firms as Leaders and Rising Stars.