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Hi editors,

I’m submitting a proposed draft to populate this article, as it’s currently blank and I believe Info-Tech Research Group meets notability guidelines based on third-party coverage and independent recognition.

I’m a paid contributor working on behalf of Info-Tech Research Group, and I’ve disclosed this in accordance with Wikipedia’s conflict of interest and paid editing policies. I am not editing the page directly and am only posting here to request review by independent editors.

The draft I’ve prepared is written in a neutral, encyclopedic tone and supported with citations to independent, verifiable sources. I'm happy to collaborate and revise the content further if needed.

Would it be possible for an editor to review and consider adding the draft content below?

Thanks for your time and consideration.


Article Name: Info-Tech Research Group

Info-Tech Research Group is a Canadian research and advisory firm that offers information technology (IT) and human resources (HR) services to enterprise and mid-sized organizations. Headquartered in London, Ontario, Canada, the company also maintains offices in Toronto, Arlington (Virginia), London (United Kingdom), and Sydney (Australia). As of 2025, Info-Tech employs more than 1,400 individuals and serves clients across North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.

History

Info-Tech was founded in 1997 by Joel McLean in London, Ontario. The company originally focused on providing tactical IT research for chief information officers (CIOs) and technology professionals. In the early 2000s, Info-Tech expanded by opening a Toronto office and launching analyst-led advisory services in 2008. In 2010, it introduced proprietary "blueprints"—step-by-step project frameworks for IT planning and execution—and also launched McLean & Company, a division focused on human resources research.

In 2013, Info-Tech acquired the historic Masonic Temple in Toronto, formerly used by MTV Canada.[1]

In the 2020s, Info-Tech introduced new AI-driven tools, including the AI Marketplace Research Center and an AI assistant for members. In 2025, it expanded its annual conference, Info-Tech LIVE, to new global locations in Las Vegas, Brisbane, and Barcelona. The company also broadened its industry coverage to 22 sectors.[2][3]

Divisions

McLean & Company – Offers research and advisory services focused on HR strategy, leadership, employee experience, and organizational effectiveness.

SoftwareReviews – Provides peer-sourced software reviews, competitive comparisons, and insights on enterprise technology tools.

Services and Offerings

Info-Tech’s services include IT and HR research publications, diagnostic tools, advisory consultations, and events. Its research portfolio covers areas such as IT strategy, project and portfolio management, cybersecurity, enterprise architecture, and organizational design.

The firm also offers vendor evaluation tools, benchmarking data, and hands-on support from advisors in both IT and HR disciplines.

Events

Info-Tech LIVE – An annual conference that brings together over 4,000 IT professionals to discuss digital transformation, emerging technology, and leadership. It has been named one of the top global IT events by TechRepublic and CIO Dive.[4]

Leadership Summits – Regional events launched in 2023 focusing on leadership development in IT.

IGNITE Series – A 2025 initiative focused on innovation, transformation, and IT team performance.

Signature – An annual HR conference hosted by McLean & Company that explores talent strategy, leadership, and workplace culture.

Recognition

LinkedIn Top Companies – Info-Tech was included on LinkedIn’s Top Companies list in Canada in both 2023 and 2024, alongside organizations such as RBC, Amazon, and Mastercard.[5]

CIO Awards – An annual program established in 2016 recognizing IT leaders based on stakeholder satisfaction and strategic performance.

Leadership

As of 2025, the company is led by CEO Tom Zehren. Founder Joel McLean continues to serve as Chair of the Board.[6]


I’m happy to assist further or revise based on editor guidance. Thank you for considering this submission! —User:KBall97 KBall97 (talk) 19:03, 30 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]

@KBall97 Hmmm. Your text seems AI generated. The problem with AI content is that it does not follow Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy. I suggest you rewrite it with the WP:WIZARD which will make a draft article for you to create/add content and you will have the option to request it to be reviewed. Myrealnamm (💬Let's talk · 📜My work) 21:45, 30 May 2025 (UTC)[reply]