Sometimes businesses miss the importance of investing in their own workforce – the linchpin to making sure transformation succeeds.

The idea of cheap online storage with no upload fees is enticing, especially when you are comparing it to maintaining underutilized hardware in your own data center.

How can forward-thinking organizations prepare for a future of automation and uncertainty?

Good business leaders know when it’s time to make significant changes at their companies, but it can still be tough to get buy-in from employees who are the ones to make the changes happen.

As companies continue to adopt and implement RPA into their organizations, proper testing methods and techniques become even more important to make the transition to RPA as successful as possible.

As we take stock of business technology at the start of a new year, it is clear that enterprises are all over the map when it comes to the automation trajectory.

Over the past two decades, business leaders have come to accept the reality that digital transformation is not a one-time event.

ISG delivered a combined HR technology and payroll–time and attendance strategy to take the organization into the future.

As awareness of blockchain increases, company executives may be questioning if they are being left behind – and, if they are not questioning, they should be.

The emergence of 5G wireless networking technology has created widespread speculation about the future of Wi-Fi.

ISG supported a beverage company with a market review, the design of a cloud-first strategy and the build of a “right” contract with its chosen partner to support next-generation infrastructure.

ISG helped an Australian utility company modernize its managed services agreement to increase automation and facilitate a shift to DevOps.

It is no secret: the global impact of blockchain technology over the next five to ten years will be massive.

In these fast-moving times, when technology is driving such rapid change, organizations must be adaptable – and they must be somewhere on the road to digital transformation.

ISG helped a medical device company design, implement and train a new IT operating model for better quality, reliability and efficiency.

The digital revolution is well underway – and IT and business professionals, companies across industries and geographies, and even whole sectors and business ecosystems are racing to figure out just exactly what “digital” means for them.

This ISG white paper explores the concept of the digital twin and its potential to offer data-driven insights that enhance products and services, drive predictive maintenance and field service management to provide greater value to the end customer.

Companies today are migrating en masse from traditional to agile methodologies primarily, but not exclusively, for product development.

The service desk has long been recognized as a potential vulnerability for enterprises – especially in the age of social media.

The insurance industry has changed dramatically over the past decade in response to increasingly stringent regulations, changing consumer preferences and falling interest rates.