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\nUpcoming ISG Provider Lens\u00ae<\/sup> reports will evaluate providers helping utilities use AI to modernize grids and operations in North America and Europe<\/b><\/p>

STAMFORD, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--$III<\/a> #AI<\/a>--Information Services Group (ISG<\/a>) (Nasdaq: III<\/a>), a global AI-centered technology research and advisory firm, has launched a research study examining service providers helping power and utilities enterprises in North America and Europe adopt AI-enabled services and solutions to strengthen grid resilience and operating efficiency.<\/p><\/a><\/a>

\nThe study results will be published in a series of comprehensive ISG Provider Lens\u00ae<\/sup> reports, called Power and Utilities Industry \u2014 Services and Solutions, scheduled to be released in December 2026. The reports will cover companies offering services in process and customer experience management, enterprise asset management, smart metering, grid modernization and transformation consulting.<\/p>

\nEnterprise buyers will be able to use the insights from the reports to evaluate their current vendor relationships, identify potential new engagements and compare available offerings. ISG advisors will use the research to guide clients through increasingly complex transformation and platform investment decisions.<\/p>

\nThe power and utilities industry is undergoing a broad transformation as electrification accelerates and AI-enabled demand growth increases pressure on infrastructure. Utilities in North America and Europe must meet rising electricity demand while maintaining affordability, reliability and progress toward decarbonization. Enterprises are investing in grid modernization, distributed energy resources orchestration, battery storage and microgrids. To manage increasingly connected IT and operational technology environments, they are using cloud platforms, intelligent control centers and cybersecurity-by-design approaches.<\/p>

\n\u201cPower and utilities enterprises are modernizing physical and digital infrastructure in multiple ways while facing increased operational challenges,\u201d said Iain Fisher, director at ISG. \u201cPartnerships with service providers are increasingly important as utilities update grids, integrate new energy resources and use AI and data platforms to make faster, better decisions.\u201d<\/p>

\nISG has distributed surveys to more than 150 power and utilities service and solution providers. Working in collaboration with ISG\u2019s global advisors, the research team will produce four quadrants representing the services and solutions the typical power and utilities enterprise is buying, based on ISG\u2019s experience working with its clients. The four quadrants are:<\/p>