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Technology Industry Quarterly Review Q2 2025

TSIA tracks an index of fifty of the largest, publicly traded, global providers of technology services named The Technology and Services 50. TSIA also tracks an index of forty of the largest born in the cloud companies named the TSIA Cloud 40.

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Overview

Challenges

Technology companies are navigating a high-volatility, low-visibility market with rising revenue acquisition costs, uneven AI adoption, and the challenge of sustaining growth through efficient, data-driven, AI-powered customer engagement models that maintain value while decoupling revenue from headcount.

Summary

The webinar centered on the Technology Industry Quarterly Review for Q2 2025, analyzing the evolving dynamics of tech business models, revenue versus headcount trends, and the implications of AI on efficiency and growth. Key insights highlighted the decoupling of revenue growth from headcount and raised concerns about increasing costs for acquiring revenue, illustrating the necessity for strategic adjustments in tech operations.

Key takeaways

AI is a Profitability Driver

Companies leveraging AI see gains in operational efficiency and competitive advantage.

Revenue Growth Requires Strategy

Increasing revenue acquisition costs demand more precise, data-informed GTM models.

Bifurcation in the Market

A clear split is emerging between AI leaders and laggards, impacting long-term industry positioning.

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Thomas Lah

Executive Director and Executive VP, TSIA

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