Pegasystems

At the Citi TMT conference, Pega unveiled new AI tools such as Infinity ’26 and Infinity Studio, which the company says will drastically shorten development times. At the same time, currency-adjusted ACV growth for the quarter was 8%, well below the annual forecast of 15%, leading Pega to forecast lower year-end free cash flow for 2026 than the previously expected $575 million. Higher legal costs (now expected to be $70–90 million) and a delayed shift to a more active “hunter” sales model are weighing on the recovery, but Pega remains optimistic it will return to free cash flow of over $700 million in 2027/28. » More on de.investing.com

Coforge has broadened its partnership with Pegasystems and gained extended commercial rights to package, brand and commercially distribute Pega‑based solutions under its own name. The company can now combine Pega technology as part of integrated transformation programs with consulting, implementation, engineering and managed services. The agreement targets accelerated deployment, reduced complexity and joint go‑to‑market strategies in industries such as insurance, travel, transportation and financial services. The partnership builds on roughly two decades of collaboration between the two firms. » More on de.investing.com

At the Rosenblatt Tech Summit, Pegasystems said enterprise AI is moving from broad enthusiasm toward cost control, compliance and measurable value. The company does not want to bill AI per token, but to fold usage into a case-based pricing model with a surcharge that includes agent costs. Products such as Blueprint, Infinity Studio and Agentic Process Fabric are intended to redesign processes, speed development and integrate AI “surgically” into workflows while preserving deterministic business rules. Pegasystems positions itself as a workflow and decision-management specialist for regulated large customers and remains model-agnostic in choosing Claude, Gemini and GPT. » More on de.investing.com