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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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Enterprise Service Management (ESM) has gained traction in 2022 as organizations seek to optimize operations beyond traditional IT support, according to ISG (NASDAQ: III). The 2023 ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights increasing demand for ESM consulting, implementation, and managed services in the U.S. Companies are leveraging ESM to enhance customer experience by integrating data across the organization. The report rates 26 service providers, naming Accenture, Capgemini, and others as leaders in the field. Automation, including AI chatbots, is central to ESM evolution, facilitating more personalized support and operational efficiency.
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Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) reports a surge in global adoption of enterprise service management (ESM) software as companies seek to enhance digital transformation.
The 2023 ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights that ESM vendors are modernizing platforms for better cross-functional integration in areas like HR and marketing.
Key findings suggest a focus on cloud-native solutions with low-code/no-code capabilities and an emphasis on asset management to prevent business disruptions.
Leading vendors identified include Atlassian, BMC, ServiceNow, and ManageEngine as a Rising Star.
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Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) announced the recognition of 38 technology and business services providers at the 2022 ISG Digital Case Study Awards. This year saw a record submission count of over 320 entries, a 30% increase from 2021. These awards highlight outstanding digital transformation projects focusing on enhancing customer experiences and revenue growth. Notably, five firms were recognized for having five or more standout case studies, including HCLTech and Infosys. The awards span 15 client industries and six geographic areas, with submissions for the 2023 awards open throughout the year.
Rising costs and dwindling expertise in legacy applications are driving mainframe modernization, according to the ISG Provider Lens™ report. As businesses recover post-COVID-19, European enterprises are seeking cost-effective solutions that combine mainframe dependability with cloud flexibility. The report highlights that modernization services have gained momentum as organizations aim to update legacy applications. Notably, TCS is recognized as a Leader in four service quadrants, while other firms like Atos and Capgemini excel in three. The need for IT talent to manage legacy systems poses challenges, creating demand for third-party service providers.
Demand for mainframe modernization is increasing in the U.S. public sector as agencies face challenges meeting constituent needs with outdated systems, according to ISG's latest report. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted these limitations, resulting in minor system disruptions due to increased utilization.
Agencies are seeking modernization solutions such as cloud migration and agile development to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Recent federal funding for modernization remains largely untapped as agencies prioritize budget-neutral projects. However, ISG predicts a surge in mainframe migrations over the next three years as public sector organizations recognize modernization benefits.
ISG, a leading global technology research and advisory firm, emphasizes the necessity for insurers to embrace the metaverse to attract tech-savvy talent and clients. During a recent Insurance Journal webinar, ISG's Director, Dennis Winkler, highlighted that modern graduates seek high-tech careers, often overlooking insurance. The metaverse can enhance employee engagement and customer interaction. Insurers must act swiftly to explore metaverse opportunities, such as virtual storefronts and innovative offerings like life and cyber insurance for virtual assets. By starting their metaverse strategies now, insurers can better assess risks and improve their product development.
Enterprises in the U.S. and Brazil are increasingly modernizing mainframe applications and outsourcing related capabilities, according to a new ISG report. The 2023 ISG Provider Lens™ highlights that organizations are prioritizing budgets for near-term results while acknowledging the crucial need for modernization.
John Schick of ISG emphasizes the operational benefits and cost reductions of moving away from traditional mainframe infrastructure. The report reveals trends in mainframe migration to cloud, driven by performance gains and ESG objectives, with most enterprises lacking documentation for compliance on legacy systems.
ISG Provider Lens™ report highlights that enhancing employee experience (EX) is critical for organizations in adapting to hybrid work environments. The report reveals a growing demand for technological solutions aimed at improving EX even pre-pandemic, accelerated by talent shortages and the Great Resignation. It identifies four client archetypes that utilize services for the future of work and evaluates 20 providers. Notably, Atos is recognized as a leader across all archetypes, while others like Capgemini and HCLTech lead in three. The report emphasizes a shift towards experience level agreements (XLAs) to better meet employee expectations.