Pegasystems

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. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Pegasystems has announced a special dividend totaling $7 million (about $0.083 per share), payable on 16 September 2026 to shareholders of record on 17 August 2026. The distribution is part of a settlement agreement to resolve consolidated derivative shareholder lawsuits and is accompanied by agreed corporate governance reforms. Certain shareholders named in the agreement are excluded from the payment; the litigation was finally settled and the appeal period ended on 25 July 2026. » Plus sur de.investing.com

At the Canaccord Growth Conference, Pegasystems acknowledged that ACV growth in the first half of 2026 was disappointing but said its pipeline has materially improved and it expects a stronger second half. The company unveiled new products such as Blueprint and Pega Infinity ’26 (Infinity Studio) aimed at shortening implementation times and speeding the transition from design to production. Pegasystems is pursuing a fixed‑price model for AI‑powered work units, will absorb token cost risks itself, and emphasizes governance and human oversight in regulated industries. Despite declining bookings, the company generated record free cash flow in H1 and reiterated its target of more than $700 million in free cash flow by 2028. » Plus sur de.investing.com