Latest research update on the UK SITS Market

In February 2026, Firstsource managed to achieve growth despite facing challenges that impacted its profits. The company found itself under the watchful eye of regulatory scrutiny during this period. The UK SITS Market outlook was updated, providing key insights into the industry’s future direction. OneAdvanced made headlines by launching a unified education platform, showcasing its commitment to innovation and progress.

Telent secured an important deal with Sizewell C, further solidifying its presence in the market. Palantir reported a substantial growth of 70% in Q4, demonstrating its prowess in the industry. Snowflake and OpenAI announced a significant partnership worth $200 million to enhance enterprise AI solutions, highlighting the importance of collaboration in driving technological advancements.

Barnsley was dubbed as a “Tech Town” with remarkable branding efforts but lacked substantial substance behind the facade. Shearwater continued to build momentum in contracts throughout the first quarter of 2026. Netcompany’s FY25 results laid a strong foundation in the Public Sector, establishing its credibility in the market. The Tech User Connect program aimed to empower CXOs in their digital transformation journeys, emphasizing the importance of technology in business strategies.

The UK government provided an update on its progress in the field of artificial intelligence, showcasing its commitment to innovation. DXC adopted a defensive discipline approach along with an offensive ambition in its Q3 performance. Hitachi consolidated its GlobalLogic and Digital Services businesses to accelerate growth in AI technology, marking a significant milestone in its strategic direction. Rob Walker, Managing Director of Capgemini’s UK Business Unit, shared insights in a podcast titled “View from the Top,” shedding light on the company’s vision moving forward.

In January 2026, Redsquid continued its acquisition spree in the industry, expanding its presence and influence. The government established the Centre for AI Measurement, reflecting the growing importance of artificial intelligence in shaping policies and strategies. The UK SITS Market outlook for 2024-2028 was updated, providing valuable insights into future trends and developments. National Grid and Atos introduced Triton, underscoring the synergy between energy and technology sectors.

SAP delivered strong results in FY25, although its backlog guidance raised concerns among investors. Access Group promoted CRO Jon Jorgensen to co-CEO, signaling a shift in leadership dynamics within the organization. Lloyds Banking Group anticipated AI’s value to exceed £100 million in 2026, highlighting the transformative potential of technology in financial services. ServiceNow and IBM both reported solid FY25 results, showcasing their resilience and adaptability in a competitive market environment.

Microsoft witnessed a surge in AI deployments, accompanied by significant infrastructure spending reaching $37 billion in Q2. Alfa experienced a growth of 17% in FY25, demonstrating its ability to navigate market challenges effectively. Home Office faced calls to accelerate police tech rollout to enhance public safety and security. Consulting profits soared at KPMG, despite a slight shrinkage in its operations.

CGI’s UK business sustained solid performance in Q1, reflecting its commitment to excellence and client satisfaction. The UK government deepened its AI ties with Anthropic and Meta, expanding its network of technological partnerships. Darktrace witnessed a change in leadership as its CEO departed after 16 months, raising questions about the company’s future direction. PA secured a £16 million contract with the Department for Transport, underscoring its expertise in delivering value-driven solutions.

The government aimed to equip 10 million workers with AI skills to drive adoption and innovation in the workforce, highlighting the importance of upskilling in a technological landscape. CGI took its UK-spearheaded OpenAI partnership global, showcasing its commitment to fostering global collaborations. As CGI celebrated 50 years in the industry, it renewed its commitment to STEM initiatives, emphasizing the importance of education and innovation in driving industry growth. TechMarketView’s predictions for the public sector in 2026 provided valuable insights into future trends and developments in the industry.