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The Digital Commerce Services 2026 Market Insights™ helps organizations identify key demand-side trends that are expected to have a long-term impact on digital commerce projects. The report also highlights key modernization challenges in digital commerce environments that enterprises face today.
Enterprises are reaching a critical inflection point as AI accelerates digital commerce transformation from experimentation to execution. Legacy commerce models marked by fragmented architectures, siloed functions, and limited value realization are giving way to ecosystem-driven, AI-led operating models. Enterprises are testing generative AI and agentic AI across product discovery, order orchestration, and customer engagement while prioritizing composable platforms, interoperability, and outcome-based execution. In response, service providers and technology partners are reshaping commerce delivery through integrated ecosystems, proprietary IP, and reusable AI accelerators that , service , and measurable business outcomes. Both demand-side and supply-side trends are covered in Avasant’s Digital Commerce Services 2026 Market Insights™ and Digital Commerce Services 2026 RadarView™, respectively.
The Digital Commerce Services 2026 RadarView™ helps organizations identify strategic partners for modernizing digital commerce environments by offering detailed capabilities for service providers. It provides a 360-degree view of key digital commerce service providers across practice maturity and future-proofing, including the partner ecosystem and its investments and innovations, thereby supporting enterprises in identifying the right service partner. The 65-page report highlights top supply-side trends in the digital commerce services space and Avasant’s viewpoint on them.
The US healthcare system is amid its most significant payment realignment in a generation. Alternative Payment Models (APMs), once a policy aspiration, have become the structural backbone of how care is reimbursed across Medicare, Medicaid, and increasingly, the commercial sector.
This Competency Spotlight Paper examines the evolving role of Global Competency Centers (GCCs) as enterprises increasingly position them as hubs for innovation and transformation. It highlights the limitations of traditional GCC models in meeting current business requirements and discusses emerging approaches, including LTM’s GCC-as-a-Service construct, as part of a broader shift toward more flexible and integrated operating models.
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Region Digital Services 2026 Market Insights assists organizations in identifying important demand-side trends expected to have a long-term impact on any digital projects in the GCC region. The report also highlights key challenges that enterprises face today.
The 2026 Medicare, Medicaid, Duals and Commercial Markets Forum (MMDC26), organized by America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) and held on March 23–25 in Washington, DC, convened more than 1,000 leaders from health plans, government agencies, and the broader healthcare ecosystem.
The 2026 Medicare, Medicaid, Duals and Commercial Markets Forum (MMDC26), organized by America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) and held on March 23–25 in Washington, DC, convened more than 1,000 leaders from health plans, government agencies, and the broader healthcare ecosystem.
In this report, Avasant provides key information on solutions and pricing trends for the IT and apps managed services industry within the past 6–12 months. The report covers several aspects, including market trends, pricing model trends, and pricing and staffing trends in the space. The geographical scope of the report is global, although there is an emphasis on data points from North America. The report leverages valuable insights from our enterprise interactions, ongoing market research, data collection through primary research, and the AvaMark™ Price Benchmarking database.
Global supply chains are becoming more complex, with volatility and rising resilience demands challenging traditional procurement models. In response, many enterprises are investing in AI to mitigate supply chain risks, signaling a decisive shift from reactive procurement to predictive, data‑driven decision-making. “The risks in global supply chains continue to grow in severity and frequency.
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