By Editor , 5 October 2026
Info-Tech Launches Blueprint to Fix AI Infrastructure Bottlenecks

Arlington, Va. – October 05, 2026 -- Info-Tech Research Group has released a new blueprint, Define Your Target AI Infrastructure, aimed at helping enterprises stop overspending on compute hardware by aligning infrastructure design with actual AI workload demands.

By Editor , 1 October 2026
Info-Tech Research Group Names Kim Chanderbir Senior Managing Partner

Toronto – – October 01, 2026 -- Info-Tech Research Group has appointed Kim Chanderbir as Senior Managing Partner II for Financial & Professional Services, adding more than 30 years of executive leadership experience to its advisory bench as demand grows for outcomes-driven consulting in regulated sectors.

By Editor , 25 September 2026
Info-Tech Blueprint Guides Firms to Choose Cost or Value Leadership

Arlington, Va. – September 24, 2026 -- Info-Tech Research Group has released a new blueprint, Position Your Brand Strategically as a Cost or Value Leader, offering a three-step framework to help organizations resolve strategic ambiguity between cost efficiency and premium differentiation.

By Editor , 21 September 2026
Info-Tech: AI Agents Create New Governance Gaps in Product Delivery

Arlington, Va. – – September 20, 2026 -- Info-Tech Research Group has released a new blueprint warning that AI agents embedded in product workflows are making decisions without explicit human authorization, creating governance blind spots for IT organizations shifting to product-centric delivery models.

By Editor , 20 September 2026
Visual Studio IntelliCode Tops 2026 AI Coding Tool Rankings

Arlington, Va. – September 19, 2026 -- Visual Studio IntelliCode leads the 2026 AI Code Generation Emotional Footprint Report from Info-Tech Research Group with a Net Emotional Footprint (NEF) score of +95, the highest among six vendors recognized for user trust and satisfaction in the category.

By Editor , 19 September 2026
Info-Tech Warns S/4HANA Migration Risk Rises If Partners Drive Strategy

Arlington, Va. – September 18, 2026 -- Organizations that hand strategic S/4HANA migration decisions to implementation partners face higher risks of cost overruns, project delays, and outcomes misaligned with business priorities, according to new research from Info-Tech Research Group. The warning comes as SAP's end of mainstream maintenance for ECC in 2027 forces enterprises to finalize migration plans.

By Editor , 16 September 2026
Info-Tech: Siloed Casino Systems Hide True Guest Value

Arlington, Va. – September 15, 2026 -- Casino operators are losing visibility into total player value because core systems for gaming, hospitality, and loyalty were built to process isolated transactions rather than track a single guest identity, according to a new blueprint from Info-Tech Research Group.

By Editor , 9 September 2026
IT Teams Spend 82.6% of Budget Keeping Lights On, Info-Tech Finds

Arlington, Va. – September 09, 2026 -- Routine IT operations and maintenance now consume 82.6% of IT spend and 66% of IT teams' time and effort, according to new benchmarking data from Info-Tech Research Group, leaving only a fraction of capacity for innovation and transformation work.

By Editor , 9 September 2026
Info-Tech: Fragmented Ownership Undermines Retail Cyber Defenses

Arlington, Va. – September 08, 2026 -- Retail organizations are struggling to defend increasingly connected store systems because no single team holds end-to-end authority over cyber risk, according to a new blueprint from Info-Tech Research Group. The firm's Build Cyber Resilience in Connected Retail report identifies fragmented ownership across legacy point-of-sale systems, IoT devices, cloud platforms, e-commerce applications, and third-party vendors as the core barrier to consistent security decision-making.

By Editor , 8 September 2026
Info-Tech Blueprint Tackles Sports Venue Tech Fragmentation

Arlington, Va. – September 07, 2026 -- Info-Tech Research Group has published a new blueprint, Build a Venue Platform Operating Model, addressing a structural gap between accountability and authority that leaves sports CIOs responsible for game-day fan experience despite lacking control over the systems that deliver it.