- Agentic AI is revolutionizing data management by bypassing legacy data challenges, ISG report reveals.
- ISG AI Impact Summit to feature global leaders, including Mercedes-Benz and Pfizer, discussing AI strategies.
- ISG (III, Financial) continues to lead in AI-enhanced technology advisory, with significant market and client involvement.
Agentic AI solutions are making significant strides in overcoming complex enterprise data challenges, according to a new study by the Information Services Group (ISG) (III). The study highlights the deployment of AI agents for data monitoring, profiling, and enrichment, addressing the difficulties posed by legacy data in outdated applications. With 50% of organizations turning to service providers for enhanced data management, the report underscores the importance of agentic AI in bridging disparate data sources.
The findings will be showcased at the ISG AI Impact Summit, scheduled for June 23-24 in Frankfurt, where industry leaders such as Henkel, Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation, Pfizer, and Siemens AG will share their AI strategies. Key presentations will include insights from experts like Olga Kupriyanova of ISG on preparing for the agentic AI enterprise and a keynote on Henkel's GenAI journey.
Panel discussions at the summit will delve into leveraging data for AI transformation, and exploring strategy and value realization with AI, featuring executives from FORVIA HELLA, fischer Group, and Pfizer. The event will also feature talks on AI implementation best practices by Mercedes-Benz and discussions on cultural alignment in AI adoption led by ISG's Dorotea Baljević.
The summit is sponsored by industry giants including IBM, Accenture, and Tata Consultancy Services, reflecting the broad industry commitment to advancing AI solutions. Meanwhile, ISG continues to be a trusted partner for over 900 clients worldwide, reinforcing its role as a leader in AI-centered technology research and advisory services.
