Dun & Bradstreet’s Healthcare Insights in D&B Hoovers is an example of how horizontal information providers can move up the value chain through verticalization. While it may not unseat specialized players in healthcare data, it offers compelling value for sales and marketing teams.
As AI regulation fragments globally, information leaders face rising compliance risks. From Europe’s copyright code to U.S. deregulation and UK text mining shifts, this July 2025 update breaks down what content owners must know to stay ahead and stay protected.
Healthcare and pharmaceutical organizations drown in data but struggle to generate actionable insights. Agentic AI closes this gap by autonomously planning, reasoning, and acting across workflows. As real-world deployments accelerate, leaders must understand this shift to stay competitive.
This analysis delves into the $140 billion Financial Markets infrastructure (FMI) sub-segment of the broader Financial Information & Technology ecosystem. This sub-segment grew by 8% in 2024 driven by rising commodity and fixed income trading
AI-powered tools, digital adoption, and institutional sales are transforming the US higher education landscape. Pearson and McGraw-Hill surge ahead, while Cengage and Wiley face challenges on their platforms. Success hinges on deep AI integration, modern UX, and scalable access models.
Big Tech is disrupting traditional data pipelines, fundamentally transforming how data is created, processed, and consumed. This shift marks a strategic inflection point in data management and analytics, challenging traditional vendors to adapt or risk losing relevance in an AI-driven landscape.
Agentic AI is rewriting the rules in tax and accounting—transforming days of manual work into seconds of automation. As routine prep and research disappear, legacy products fade while new AI-powered tools open fresh ways to tackle compliance, surface insights, and deliver sharper client advice.
Agentic AI is rewriting the rules of IP, static tools are dying, commoditised features won’t defend margins, and vendors without proprietary AI pipelines will vanish. Discover which players are poised to lead – and where this $4.1B market goes next.
Recent court rulings are reshaping AI training and copyright law space, while standards publishers face mounting pressure over public access to incorporated standards. These parallel developments signal an inflection point where traditional content licensing models must adapt or risk obsolescence.
Scholarly research solutions providers are starting to develop agentic AI offers that act as research collaborators, not just tools. These early days are marked by curiosity, caution, and the search for fit: how can intelligent agents best support the complex, evolving nature of scholarly work?
In the space of a single week, two U.S. judges handed Meta and Anthropic decisive wins in AI copyright disputes, ruling that unlicensed book use for AI training qualifies as fair use. The decisions unsettle content owners and confirm courts’ growing tolerance for scraping creative works to fuel AI.
This new analysis dives into the $23 billion Company & Contact Information market. The segment grew 5% in 2024. Growth opportunities remain overshadowed by geopolitical and economic uncertainty while AI rewrites the rules of marketing and sales, two uses cases the segment serves prominently.
Clio’s $1B vLex deal proves AI is empty without exclusive content, growth now sits in the underserved long tail, and point solutions risk fading if they lack specialist data and AI depth that clients can’t easily replicate with today’s low-code tools.
HG Insights’ acquisition of TrustRadius combines technographic intelligence with verified buyer intent data, offering deeper visibility into the B2B software buying journey. Other review sites stand to become acquisition targets for those looking for sharper buyer signals.
LexisNexis and Harvey deal removes Harvey’s biggest weakness – the lack of access to proprietary legal content – by baking LexisNexis’s cases and statutes into Harvey’s AI app. The result is a powerful combination of a legacy content giant and a startup innovator that puts competitors on notice.