U.S. Firms Adapt to Shifting Sustainability Requirements
Key Highlights
- ➤66 providers evaluated across three digital sustainability quadrants
- ➤Federal retreat reduced national regulatory momentum, while state and international rules still apply
- ➤Enterprises expanding AI, IoT and digital twins to improve energy use and reliability
- ➤Accenture, Capgemini, Cognizant, HCLTech, IBM, Infosys, TCS and Wipro led three quadrants each
- ➤Atos named global ISG CX Star Performer for 2026 among digital sustainability providers
Expert Statements
Kathy Rudy, Partner, ISG Data, Analytics and Technology Office
“Digital sustainability in the U.S. continues to progress when it addresses the same pressures facing operations: high energy costs, constrained capacity and fragile supply chains”
Kathy Rudy, Partner, ISG Data, Analytics and Technology Office
“Companies are concentrating investments where environmental progress also strengthens reliability, resilience and market access.”
Matt Warburton, ISG principal consultant and digital sustainability lead, and lead author of the report
“Organizations need flexible sustainability plans that also serve immediate operating priorities.”
Matt Warburton, ISG principal consultant and digital sustainability lead, and lead author of the report
“Providers offer solutions that deliver financial and environmental outcomes, in addition to efficient regulatory compliance.”
Companies seek flexible controls to comply with mixed mandates and achieve demonstrable business results, ISG Provider Lens(®) report says
U.S. enterprises are increasingly adopting digital sustainability solutions that lower energy costs, improve asset performance or protect market access as a fragmented regulatory landscape and rising AI demand reshape investment priorities, according to a new research report published today by Information Services Group (ISG ) (Nasdaq: III ), a global AI-centered technology research and advisory firm.
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