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  • July 15, 2025
    Europe’s digital and regulatory environment is reshaping how cloud services are consumed and governed. With growing geopolitical tensions, increasing data protection mandates, and rising concerns around foreign surveillance laws, the sovereign cloud has become central to enterprise and public sector digital strategies. This report examines the sovereign cloud market in Europe through strategic, regulatory, and operational lenses. It outlines the drivers pushing sovereignty from compliance to a digital architecture priority, including the importance of AI and data security, jurisdictional clarity, and operational autonomy. The report introduces a detailed sovereignty framework across data, operational, and technical dimensions and evaluates three dominant delivery models: hyperscaler-led, datacenter-led, and national sovereign platforms. It highlights enterprise experience gaps, outlines enterprise-grade sovereignty, and shares implications for enterprises, service providers, and technology providers shaping Europe’s digital sovereignty future.
  • June 27, 2025
    Businesses navigating an increasingly complex data ecosystem are rapidly transforming the Customer Data Platform (CDP) landscape. With the acceleration of first-party data strategies, prompted by evolving privacy regulations and the reduced reliance on third-party cookies, organizations are prioritizing data integration, security, and compliance more than ever. The demand for real-time, data-driven personalization and engagement has further propelled the evolution of CDPs, making them a key enabler of modern marketing and customer experience strategies. As CDPs mature, they are evolving beyond foundational data unification to support broader capabilities such as orchestration, decision-making, activation, and consent management. Growing interest in composable architectures, increasing integration with MarTech and AdTech ecosystems, and deeper AI capabilities further shape the CDP market. Additionally, industry-specific CDP models are gaining traction as enterprises seek solutions tailored to the unique data needs of sectors such as retail, healthcare, and financial services. This compendium provides comprehensive and fact-based snapshots of 25 CDP providers. Each profile offers a detailed overview of the provider’s vision and strategy, adoption across enterprise segments and geographies, investments, partnerships, case studies, and strengths and limitations.
  • June 27, 2025
    The fragmented state of the Content Supply Chain (CSC) significantly hinders efficient content creation and collaboration across diverse MarTech platforms. This fragmentation leads to redundancies, inconsistent messaging, and increased time spent coordinating between disconnected tools and teams. While generative AI enables scalable solutions that can automate and accelerate content production, successfully integrating these innovations into existing, often isolated systems continues to pose considerable challenges. Enterprises are actively realizing the strategic value of unified CSC solutions to achieve seamless content workflows and improve alignment with marketing objectives. As demand for unified systems grows, providers are uniquely positioned to bridge these technology gaps by offering integrated solutions that consolidate tools and streamline content-related processes. Ultimately, providers not only enhance operational efficiency but also improve transparency and visibility into content performance and RoI metrics. This compendium provides accurate, comprehensive, and fact-based snapshots of 25 CSC providers. Each profile offers a detailed overview of the provider’s service focus areas, including adoption by geography, industry, and buyer size, recent developments and investments, key Intellectual Property (IP) / solutions, and case studies.
  • June 13, 2025
    Sustainability has evolved from a corporate aspiration into a business-critical mandate, and technology-enabled services are emerging as vital tools in accelerating enterprise sustainability efforts. This report presents a structured, in-depth view of the sustainability enablement technology services landscape, analyzing how enterprises are progressing toward net-zero goals, the forces shaping demand, and how providers are responding. The report examines key drivers and inhibitors influencing sustainability investments, provides a detailed overview of adoption trends across industries and regions, and maps the maturity of enterprise sustainability initiatives. It also highlights emerging themes, such as sustainable IT, climate finance, and sustainability-as-a-service, that are poised to shape the market over the next two years. Through focused supplier-side analysis, the report outlines how providers are developing capabilities, prioritizing use cases, and building ecosystems to support enterprise needs. This research is intended to support stakeholders across the sustainability technology ecosystem – including enterprise buyers, providers, and partners – in understanding the market’s evolution, aligning on key priorities, and identifying emerging opportunities. Scope All industries and geographies Contents In this report, we examine: Enterprise progress toward net-zero goals Market drivers, barriers, and demand trends Adoption maturity across industries and regions Provider strategies and capability development Memberships Sustainability Technology and Services Sourcing and Vendor Management
  • June 11, 2025
    As marketing becomes more digital, dynamic, and data-intensive, enterprises face growing pressure to deliver personalized, real-time experiences that drive measurable results. Traditional systems of record and engagement merely store data or manage interactions, but they do not convert insights into action. Despite access to rich customer insights, marketing teams remain burdened by disconnected tools, manual processes, and delayed execution. Systems of Execution address this gap by processing behavioral signals, applying AI-driven decision-making, and autonomously orchestrating actions across the marketing value chain. This report explores how Systems of Execution transform fragmented MarTech environments into unified, AI-powered ecosystems that act, automating personalization, journey orchestration, and campaign optimization across touchpoints. Designed for CMOs and CIOs, the report highlights how Systems of Execution enables adaptive engagement, accelerates decision-making, and improves key outcomes, from customer lifetime value to marketing RoI. Scope All industries and geographies Contents In this report, we examine: What Systems of Execution means for marketing Pre- Systems of Execution and post- Systems of Execution tech stack Functional transformation through Systems of Execution in marketing The Systems of Execution implementation roadmap in marketing Strategic Systems of Execution considerations for CMOs and CIOs
  • May 26, 2025
    Agentic AI is redefining the future of marketing and Customer Experience (CX). Unlike traditional AI, which requires human initiation, agentic AI systems are autonomous, goal-driven agents capable of managing CX and marketing workflows end-to-end – acting, adapting, and optimizing in real time. Agentic AI shifts the model from funnel-based sequences to goal-driven journeys, where agents act on intent, not just clicks. AI agents can dynamically personalize interfaces, make autonomous decisions, and coordinate actions across commerce, loyalty, campaigns, and content platforms. For enterprises, agentic AI means a fundamental shift – from siloed automation to full autonomy, requiring rethinking talent, governance, and value delivery in the age of self-optimizing experiences. Enterprises that invest early in agentic design, orchestration, and governance will lead the next wave of CX innovation. The report outlines how this paradigm shift moves brands from campaign-based, channel-centric interactions to intelligent, intent-based, and outcome-oriented customer journeys. It provides a maturity framework for the adoption of agentic AI in marketing and interactive experiences. It also examines how leading MarTech providers, such as Salesforce, Adobe, and Oracle, are evolving offerings to support agentic AI, while start-ups and providers are accelerating innovation in building, deploying, and orchestrating AI agents. Scope All industries and geographies Services: marketing and interactive experiences Contents In this report, we examine: The evolution of AI The agentic AI framework and its applications in transforming the marketing and CX landscape Agentic AI’s impact on talent strategies, pricing strategies, and potential adoption challenges Big MarTech providers’ agentic AI offerings A few emerging start-ups in the agentic AI space Memberships Marketing and Interactive Experience Sourcing and Vendor Management
  • May 26, 2025
    As businesses navigate a rapidly evolving marketing landscape, providers are becoming key partners in delivering seamless data-driven customer experiences. The rise of omnichannel marketing and increased demand for hyper-personalization are driving enterprises to adopt marketing providers as strategic extensions of their marketing teams. These providers have evolved from traditional providers to integrated partners, leveraging emerging technologies such as agentic AI, advanced analytics, and intelligent automation to enable real-time customer engagement, agile campaign execution, and measurable business impact. Key trends such as integrated, full-service models are reshaping the outsourcing market. These models are gaining momentum as enterprises seek to unify creative, data, and technology capabilities under a single partner for streamlined execution. In this report, we assess 30 marketing providers featured on the Marketing Services PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2025. Each profile provides a comprehensive overview of providers’ key strengths and limitations. The report will assist stakeholders (service providers, enterprises, and technology providers) to better understand the current state of the marketing provider landscape. Scope All industries and geographies This assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2025, interactions with leading providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the marketing services market Contents In this report, we examine: 30 marketing providers’ capabilities and offerings Providers on Everest Group’s PEAK Matrix® framework as Leaders, Major Contenders, and Aspirants Providers’ key strengths and limitations
  • April 10, 2025
    As digital technologies increasingly contribute to carbon emissions, enterprises are under increasing pressure to make their IT operations more sustainable. Regulatory mandates, evolving ESG commitments, and stakeholder expectations are pushing organizations to treat IT not just as a backend function, but as a strategic sustainability driver. Traditionally focused on energy efficiency and hardware lifecycle management, sustainable IT has expanded to encompass cloud sustainability, green software engineering, digital workplaces, and IT asset disposition. This broader scope is increasing enterprise demand for integrated, measurable, and outcome-oriented solutions. Providers are stepping up to this challenge by delivering sustainability-focused technology transformation services aligning with business and sustainability priorities. In this report, we explore the evolution of sustainable IT strategies, enterprise adoption trends, and providers’ key role in enabling the transition. We examine key solution areas such as cloud optimization, carbon-aware application development, sustainable IT procurement, and circularity-driven IT operations to offer a practical playbook for providers supporting client-centric sustainability journeys. Scope All industries and geographies Contents In this report, we: Analyze enterprise adoption trends in sustainable IT Examine how leading IT providers are enabling enterprises to embed sustainability across their technology landscape Explore a wide range of sustainable IT solutions – spanning cloud optimization, green software engineering, sustainable procurement, and IT asset disposition Highlight how these solutions help organizations meet their environmental and social goals and accelerate their journey toward environmentally responsible digital transformation Memeberships Sustainability Technology and Services Sourcing and Vendor Management
  • April 07, 2025
    As businesses adapt to an increasingly complex data ecosystem, Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) continue to expand beyond simple data aggregation. Stricter data privacy regulations, third-party cookies’ decline, and the growing demand for personalized customer experiences are driving enterprises to adopt CDPs as a core component of their MarTech stack. These platforms have evolved from basic data management tools to intelligent, AI-driven ecosystems that facilitate customer engagement, campaign orchestration, and real-time decision-making. Several trends are reshaping the CDP market. Composable architectures are gaining traction, enabling organizations to build flexible, modular data environments. AI-powered analytics and automation are enhancing customer insights and driving hyper-personalized engagement. Additionally, improved security and compliance capabilities are helping organizations align with evolving data privacy laws. Industry-specific CDPs are also emerging tailored to retail, healthcare, and financial services sectors, addressing unique data challenges and regulatory requirements. In this report, we assess 25 CDP technology providers featured on the CDP Products PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2025. It assesses vendors based on their technology capabilities, market adoption, and value proposition. Each profile provides a comprehensive overview of providers’ key strengths and limitations and includes enterprise sourcing considerations. The report enables buyers to select the right-fit technology provider for their needs and empowers technology providers to benchmark themselves against their competition. Scope All industries and geographies This assessment is based on Everest Group’s annual RFI process for the calendar year 2025 interactions with leading technology providers, client reference checks, and an ongoing analysis of the CDP market Contents In this report, we: Examine 25 CDP providers’ capabilities and offerings Position providers on Everest Group’s PEAK Matrix® framework as Leaders, Major Contenders, and Aspirants Compare providers’ key strengths and limitations
  • April 07, 2025
    Agentic AI is redefining Customer Experience (CX) orchestration by making it adaptive, proactive, and autonomously scalable. It connects systems and humans, enabling organizations to deliver highly personalized, emotionally intelligent, and contextually aware interactions at scale. At Adobe Summit 2025, Adobe made several announcements, highlighting its commitment to integrating AI into CX management and marketing. Adobe’s latest product innovations integrate agentic AI agents from Adobe and third-party ecosystems, commercially secure foundational AI models, and extensive first-party data insights across Adobe applications. Some key summit themes included CX orchestration, generative AI in content creation, enhanced B2B marketing, and agentic AI integration. In this report, we examine Adobe’s market positioning, new announcements, and challenges it faces for its narrative on AI-powered CX orchestration. The report explores how Adobe continues to enhance its narrative and market offerings for AI through its offerings. It analyzes AI-powered CX orchestration adoption drivers and inhibitors. Additionally, the report offers valuable insights for IT decision-makers to assess Adobe’s AI strategy, strengths, and growth opportunities, focusing on its Experience Cloud. Scope All industries and geographies This assessment is based on Everest Group’s review of Adobe Summit 2025 Contents In this report, we: Offer an overview of the AI-powered CX orchestration, highlighting its key drivers and inhibitors Examine Adobe’s positioning in the CX orchestration market Review product announcements made at the Adobe Summit 2025