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USU Recognized in the 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for IT Financial Management Tools
2025-05-26 | 22:55:05
Strategic Importance of ITFM Continues to Grow
According to the latest Gartner report, “Gartner IT Score maturity data confirms that ITFM tools remain limited in adoption. ITFM tool vendors are relatively mature, with an estimated 15% to 18% penetration rate, while users in the market are still maturing. The market grew by 16.7% in constant currency during 2023, as compared to 2022. Gartner data suggests that the market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 11% in constant currency between 2023 and 2028. ”
Better Spend Transparency and Cost Controls Through ITFM Tools
Gartner recommends CIOs looking to add purpose-built tools to support and enhance ITFM practices should start by:
• Validating their ITFM mandate, determining the primary audience and what questions are being answered.
• Securing executive and stakeholder buy-in. CIOs, along with the CFO and even key business leaders, should support, fund and take ownership of the ITFM tool initiative’s success.
• Rationalizing processes and skills before buying tools. CIOs should understand the true resource requirements to set up and maintain the tool. Tools will not eliminate the need for or offset the lack of good processes and skilled people. Well-implemented ITFM can help validate and improve processes and increase the ITFM talents’ capabilities and skills.
Johannes Biesing, Vice President Product Management at USU, states: “We think that being included in the Gartner Market Guide for IT Financial Management Tools highlights our strong position in the ITFM market. Internationally operating companies such as Bosch are enabled to gain transparency and control over their IT costs and to make the value contribution of IT measurable by using our ITFM software. With our software products and services for IT Financial Management and FinOps, we offer customers a future-ready platform that meets the demands of modern IT financial control – from traditional ITFM to cloud cost management and FinOps strategies.”
The Gartner report Market Guide for IT Financial Management Tools, published on April 28, 2025, by analyst Robert Naegle, is available at https://www.gartner.com.
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USU GmbH
As a leading provider of software and service solutions for IT and customer service management, USU helps customers optimize IT resources in the cloud and AI era. Organizations worldwide rely on USU to modernize their IT infrastructure, minimize cloud costs, and enhance service excellence.
USU technologies provide comprehensive transparency and control over hybrid IT environments—from on-premises data centers to cloud-based services and hardware assets. Additionally, USU's AI-powered platform serves as a central knowledge base, delivering consistent information across all communication channels and customer services.
More information: https://www.usu.com/en-us/
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--Contract reinstatements partially offset earlier terminations: The Department of Education disclosed plans to reinstate a portion of terminated contracts to comply with Congressional statutes, and notifications of discontinued data products.
--Leadership vacancies gradually filling across key Evidence Act positions: Chief Data Officer, Evaluation Officer, and Statistical Official posts remain vacant or filled by acting officials in multiple agencies, however some Chief Data Officer and Statistical Official posts have been officially assigned to new officials.
--Many agencies meeting requirements of Evidence Act evaluation reporting: Following public announcements of the forthcoming President’s Management Agenda, some federal agencies have begun to issue Annual Evaluation Plans for FY 2026 and agencies are developing multi-year learning agendas, as required by the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act of 2018.
--Multiple data announcements for new funding available: The National Science Foundation through America's Data Hub continues to post new announcements of potential contracts to support the National Secure Data Service, including four new announcements in June 2025 that support data collection, fraud detection, and use of AI.
With the publication of the FY 2026 President’s Budget and development of Congressional appropriations bills, the Data Foundation anticipates greater insights into developments in the administration’s and congressional approaches. The Data Foundation will consider these plans in future analysis, while continuing to document operational changes and restructurings occurring across federal departments and agencies. The Data Foundation will continue to work with stakeholders across the political spectrum to advance open data and evidence-informed decision-making as part of our commitment to radical collaboration. We invite organizations and individuals to contribute to this ongoing analysis through our SAFE-Track platform, which provides secure and anonymous reporting of evidence ecosystem impacts.
The full report is available at: https://datafoundation.org/news/evidence-capacity/635/635-Evidence-Capacity-Pulse-Report-June-30-
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