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ISG (NASDAQ: III) finds U.S. enterprises are extending Workday beyond human capital management into finance, operations and workforce agility. The 2025 Workday Ecosystem report says companies are replacing legacy financial systems with Workday Financial Management, moving AI from experimentation into production (including agentic AI for multistep tasks), and adopting skills-based talent strategies via Workday Skills Cloud. The report highlights an open, extensible Workday ecosystem, growing service-provider diversity, and evaluates 30 providers across four quadrants, naming multiple Leaders and Rising Stars.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Public Sector Services and Solutions report for the U.K. on October 10, 2025, assessing how U.K. central and local governments pursue digital transformation through cloud, AI, security and third‑party services.

Key findings: public sector digital maturity remains low due to skills shortages, outdated infrastructure and budget limits; agencies are moving legacy systems to cloud, adopting GenAI and analytics, and prioritizing cybersecurity as cyberattacks in the U.K. have risen threefold. The report evaluates 36 providers across five quadrants and names Capgemini and IBM as Leaders in five quadrants each; NTT DATA is flagged as a Rising Star.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) reports global technology services and software annual contract value (ACV) hit a record $32.7B in Q3, up 18% year-over-year, driven by AI-led cloud demand.

XaaS ACV rose 31% to $21.6B, with IaaS up 35% to $16.8B and hyperscalers growing 41%. Managed services fell 2% to $11.1B; BPO ACV dropped 16% while ER&D surged 59% to $811M.

Nine-month combined ACV was $93.2B (+17.6%); XaaS now represents 65% of the market. ISG raised its 2025 XaaS growth forecast to 25% and maintained a 1.3% managed services forecast.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Public Sector Services and Solutions report for Australia on October 9, 2025. The report finds agencies are modernizing legacy IT, moving to cloud, strengthening cybersecurity, and adopting AI, automation and fraud detection to improve citizen experience and efficiency.

Key data: >90% of Australians prefer digital government interactions while 79% of service contacts occur online. The report evaluates 34 providers across four quadrants and names Accenture and Capgemini as Leaders in four quadrants, with multiple other firms recognized across categories. The report is available to subscribers or for one-time purchase.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) launched a research study on mainframe operation and modernization service providers, citing rising importance of AI, cloud-native development, automation and GenAI.

The ISG Provider Lens®: Mainframes — Services and Solutions reports are scheduled for release in April 2026 and will cover four quadrants: Mainframe Technology Consulting, Mainframe as a Service, Application Modernization Services, and Mainframe Application Modernization Software. ISG surveyed 130+ providers and will publish regional reports for the U.S., Europe, U.S. Public Sector and global markets.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) published the 2025 ISG Provider Lens® Payroll Managed Services reports (global and U.S.) on October 7, 2025, saying enterprises are adding AI and data management to payroll to improve compliance, accuracy and personalization.

The reports highlight AI use for forecasting, fraud detection, multicurrency and tax-residency tracking, growth in earned-wage-access features, and a shift toward standalone payroll platforms for greater data ownership. ISG names market Leaders and Rising Stars across evaluated provider quadrants and cites isolved as the U.S. CX Star Performer for 2025.

ISG (Nasdaq: III) released its 2025 Buyers Guides for Cloud Platforms, evaluating 30 providers across five platform categories: Cloud, Hybrid, Private, Public and Sovereign.

Key findings: Microsoft was the top Overall Leader across multiple categories; Oracle, Google Cloud and AWS also ranked as Overall Leaders in various segments. ISG projects that more than 90% of enterprises will use hybrid and multicloud architectures by end of 2027. The research highlights rising use of AI/ML services and GenAI for cloud operations and notes that Agentic AI could automate cloud management within two years.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) has released new research highlighting the evolution of learning management systems (LMS) in enterprise environments. The ISG Buyers Guides™ for Learning and Development reveals that companies are seeking unified learning platforms that combine compliance capabilities with modern user experiences.

Key findings show that Oracle emerged as the top Overall Leader in both LMS and Learning Development Suites categories, while Cornerstone led the Learning Content Platforms segment. The research, which evaluated 31 software providers, predicts that by 2027, one-third of enterprises will use LMS platforms with skill and job ontologies, and by 2028, two-thirds will utilize GenAI for skill improvement guidance.

The study emphasizes the growing trend toward comprehensive learning suites that integrate core LMS functions, experience features, and AI-enhanced capabilities for personalized learning experiences.

Information Services Group (Nasdaq: III) has been named one of India's Best Workplaces for Women for 2025 by the Great Place To Work® Institute. The company's Bangalore Center of Excellence, which employs over 600 staff, received this recognition among 200 organizations in India. ISG India has maintained its Great Place To Work Certification for six consecutive years.

Nearly 50% of ISG's Indian workforce consists of women. The company promotes women in technology through initiatives like the ISG Women in Digital community, established in 2018, and the ISG Women in Digital Awards program, which recognized 536 global finalists in 2025.