The IQVIA–Wiley partnership streamlines clinical outcome assessments by combining validated COAs with trial analytics and infrastructure, reflecting a market shift toward integrated workflows that deliver patient-centered data and turnkey solutions.
2026 marks a turning point: AI has moved from potential to performance. Leaders are doubling down on intelligent systems that act, adapt, and drive results—ushering in the Age of Applied Intelligence.
Digital standards sit at the intersection of innovation and regulatory risk. As structured, machine-readable content, they parallel AI adoption but, unlike optional AI, remain mandatory as they target bottlenecks—manual updates, version confusion, cross-region compliance, and labor-heavy gap checks.
The acquisition of RightBound enhances Gong’s ability to merge interaction intelligence with enriched account and contact data, addressing a long-standing go-to-market (GTM) challenge—incomplete and outdated datasets across CRM, enrichment, and engagement platforms.
The Enterprise & IT Risk Management Solutions market hit $2.9B as buyers accelerate away from manual controls toward AI-driven, cross-domain platforms. This report reveals which vendors are winning, where the category is heading, and what’s redefining risk visibility at scale.
Business leaders from our Outsell CEO Network share insights on tools and best practices of remote-first digital organizations deployment of employee monitoring software beyond basic time tracking.
The $60B global Engineering & Technical Solutions market grew 9% in 2024, led by Workflow Software & Platforms (77% share). Siemens, Synopsys, and Dassault dominated growth. M&A reshaped the sector, while AI-driven design, model-centric workflows, and compliance automation fuel 2025 momentum.
Business leaders from our Outsell CEO Network share insights on tools and best practices to protect proprietary and licensed content in a GenAI environment where models can ingest and replicate content in new ways.
At $2.7B and rising 12 percent in 2024, Internal Audit and Controls Solutions is becoming a strategic priority as organisations move from periodic reviews to continuous assurance driven by integrated controls, automated testing, and live operational insights.
The Professional Tax Preparation and Compliance market hit $2.7 billion in 2024 with 7 percent growth, driven by workflow centric, accuracy focused systems that reward operators who weaponise automation, cut manual work, and deliver compliance at speed.
Anthology’s decision to file for Chapter 11 and dismantle much of the company only four years after acquiring Blackboard is one of the most high-profile failures in higher education technology in the last decade, and highlights the end of the “everything platform” era.
ELT learning resources and assessment fell 3% to $5B in 2024, driven by weaker summative testing as immigration tightened. The top 10 players hold two thirds of the market. AI-first roadmaps, structural shifts, and rising expectations are reshaping learning, assessment, and vendor strategy.
The Professional Tax Preparation and Compliance market hit $3 billion in 2024 with 8 percent growth, driven by workflow centric, accuracy focused systems that reward operators who weaponise automation, cut manual work, and deliver compliance at speed.
AI answer engines are accelerating zero-click searches, pushing website traffic down by 50% or more for some companies. Organizations relying heavily on organic search, advertising, affiliate revenue, or traditional SEO are hit hardest. This analysis details how companies are responding.
As tariffs shift, conflicts intensify, and production is forced to relocate, supply chains are operating under constant volatility. Resilience is the differentiator. This $4.5 billion market, growing at 7%, reflects rising demand for intelligence that converts disruption signals into rapid action.
Wolters Kluwer is racing to close a critical innovation gap in legal tech. After watching LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters forge ahead with generative AI and seeing software providers like Clio snap up content providers, the €5.9 billion publisher is striking back.