Information Services Group, Inc. (III) shares fell 2.93% to $3.98 during late-morning trading after early selling pressure, following the company's release of new research on enterprise demand for Microsoft AI and cloud services. The report highlighted stronger adoption of integrated AI platforms despite tighter technology spending, noting that U.S. enterprises are combining Microsoft AI, cloud, analytics and productivity tools into unified operating environments to improve efficiency while reducing technology complexity and operating costs. The research found that companies increasingly deploy Microsoft Fabric, Azure OpenAI, and Copilot across business applications and data platforms, with organizations using integrated intelligence to automate processes and improve decisions. ISG stated that economic pressure continues influencing enterprise technology strategies, with organizations prioritizing disciplined execution alongside technical capability when expanding AI programs. The report found growing adoption of FinOps practices as enterprises seek greater visibility into cloud costs, and noted that enterprises increasingly select pre-integrated AI solutions available through the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace.