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Gartner (NYSE: IT) will release its second quarter 2026 financial results before the market opens on Tuesday, August 4, 2026. The earnings press release and supplement will be available on the Gartner investor website. The company will host a webcast call at 8:00 a.m. ET to discuss the quarterly results, with live access, replay, and dial-in participation available through pre-registration links.
Gartner (NYSE: IT) announced the Gartner Enterprise Risk, Audit & Compliance Conference 2026, to be held September 15-16, 2026 at the Gaylord Texan Hotel & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas.
The event, themed “From Risk Insight to Action”, will address AI, data and analytics, risk, audit and compliance strategies, featuring Gartner keynotes, guest speakers Josh Linkner and Suneel Gupta, and an exhibitor showcase. Early bird registration discounts are available for registrations on or before July 17.
Gartner (NYSE:IT) announced the Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo 2026, held October 19-22 at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando. The event targets CIOs and IT leaders, featuring 7,000+ attendees, 140+ Gartner experts, 180 solution providers and 350+ sessions.
The theme, Ignite Intelligence, focuses on combining human ingenuity with AI to create an effective enterprise AI economy, covering topics such as AI strategy, cybersecurity, data analytics, customer experience and executive leadership.
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Gartner (NYSE:IT) released 2026 U.S. consumer survey results on GenAI, media use and search behavior. 49% of consumers, and 57% of Gen Z/millennials, say GenAI has made content quality worse. Findings highlight fragmented attention, AI-influenced search habits and implications for CMO media strategy.
Gartner (NYSE:IT) reported 2026 CMO survey findings as AI reshapes marketing budgets. Awareness and conversion account for 62.6% of total media spend, with digital media exceeding two-thirds of investments. Labor’s budget share rose to 24.5%, highlighting that AI value depends on people, skills and execution.
Gartner (NYSE:IT) released survey findings on U.S. consumer attitudes toward AI in shopping. Only 11% of consumers are willing to let AI make purchase decisions, while larger segments prefer AI for research, price comparison, deal discovery and narrowing choices.
The research highlights trust and accuracy concerns that limit adoption of autonomous AI shopping agents.
Gartner (NYSE:IT) reported survey findings showing sales organizations that provide AI-enabled next best actions are 2.6x more likely to achieve commercial growth. Firms that prioritize upskilling sellers on AI are 2.4x more likely to see strong revenue growth. Gartner also predicts that by 2027, 95% of sellers’ research workflows will begin with AI. Buyer surveys indicate human reps still outperform GenAI in advancing purchase steps, building confidence, understanding needs and quantifying benefits. Gartner positions itself as a leading AI insights partner to C-level executives.
Gartner (NYSE:IT) reported survey results showing how B2B buyers blend AI, digital self-service and sales reps in purchasing decisions. In a 2025 survey of 645 B2B buyers, 69% preferred using sales reps to validate AI-generated insights, despite strong interest in digital-only, low-friction buying journeys.
Buyers used an average of seven information sources and 45% used GenAI, mainly for vendor and product research. Yet 67% preferred a sales rep-free experience and 70% favored fully digital self-service. According to Gartner, sellers’ roles are shifting toward validation, risk reduction and decision support at critical buying moments.
Gartner (NYSE:IT) reports that AI tools save sellers an average of 4.8 hours per week, yet 72% of sales organizations do not reinvest this time in high-value sales activities, creating a “reinvestment gap.”
Surveyed AI leaders that reinvest time are 2.2x more likely to exceed customer growth goals and 3.1x more likely to exceed lead-to-opportunity conversion goals. Results were discussed at the Gartner CSO & Sales Leader Conference, highlighting that AI success depends on redesigning sales systems, data infrastructure and operating models, not just adopting new technology.