Coforge Named Leader in ISG Provider Lens 2025 Multi Public Cloud Services
Coforge Limited has been named a Leader in the ISG Provider Lens 2025 Multi Public Cloud Services report for the US and UK. The recognition covers Consulting and Transformation Services and Managed Services for the midmarket. The report highlights Coforge's AI-native cloud operations and platform engineering capabilities.
Being recognized as a leader in an industry report by a reputable firm like ISG can enhance the company's market positioning and attract new clients, but it does not directly translate to immediate financial results.
The company has been recognized as a Leader in a prominent industry report, highlighting its strengths and capabilities in cloud services.
Coforge Limited has been recognized as a Leader in the ISG Provider Lens® 2025 Multi Public Cloud Services report for the United States and United Kingdom. The company was acknowledged in the Consulting and Transformation Services – Midmarket and Managed Services – Midmarket quadrants.
The report, which evaluated over 63 providers, highlighted Coforge's strengths in AI-native cloud operations, platform engineering, and industry-specific transformation capabilities. Coforge's leadership is attributed to its ability to combine consulting-led transformation with cloud-native engineering, supported by a portfolio of industry accelerators and open-source delivery platforms.
Shashank Rajmane, Principal Analyst at ISG for the US region, noted Coforge's rapid growth in public cloud services by integrating vertical IP with AI-native cloud operations for outcome-tied transformations across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Meenakshi Srivastava, Lead Analyst at ISG for the UK region, emphasized Coforge's use of AI-native automation, deep industry expertise, and outcome-based engagement models to deliver optimized cloud transformations.
The ISG report also recognized Coforge's EvolveOps.AI platform for its autonomous cloud operations capabilities, including knowledge graphs, multimodal AI, policy-as-code, self-healing runbooks, and predictive incident management. These features enhance operational resilience and deliver improvements in MTTR, cost efficiency, and financial governance through an integrated FinOps-as-a-Service model.
Ashish Kumar, Global Business Unit Head – Cloud, AI Infra, Security & ServiceNow at Coforge, expressed pleasure at the recognition, stating it underscores the company's commitment to designing resilient, high-performance, and value-driven cloud environments. He highlighted the role of investments in AI-native platforms, cloud modernization, and industry-specific IP in delivering predictable and secure transformation programs aligned with client business objectives.
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