The insurance industry has changed dramatically over the past decade in response to increasingly stringent regulations, changing consumer preferences and falling interest rates.
A truly digital workplace brings together applications, data, resulting information and collaboration tools that are tailored to an individual employee’s role, location and tasks.
ISG can help enterprises understand the value of narrow AI technologies and design an automation roadmap that includes adoption of these technologies to achieve higher gains.
Microsoft, in recent years, has transformed itself from a software publisher to a software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider, leaving its enterprise customers uncertain about product licensing and the company’s commercial sales model.
A U.S.-based manufacturer with offices in more than 20 countries receives cutting-edge training for its employees on new enterprise-level software and the streamlined processes to go with that software.
The ISG Provider Lens™ Data Center Outsourcing Archetype Report explores the services for data center management and transformation available in the market today.
This year’s ISG Automation Summit looked beyond RPA to cognitive automation and artificial intelligence (AI) as ways to deliver even greater value to organizations in all sectors.
In-flight entertainment has transformed significantly over the past few decades – from hard disks and displays integrated into individual seatbacks to the latest bring-your-own-device (BYOD) options supported by in-flight connectivity.
The ISG Star of Excellence Awards™, launched in October 2018, are given annually to the technology and service providers with the highest customer experience scores in the areas of innovation, collaboration, solution design and execution.
This three-part recorded mini-webinar series – HR Technology and the Future Workplace – provides insights through short, pre-recorded webinars on emerging technologies and best practices before, during and after deployment.