Behind every teacher, doctor and farmer is an IT professional to solve their challenges. We’re here to help. We’ve designed technology solutions to solve real-world problems. Cutting edge technology. Smarter solutions for all. IT expertise. For everybody.
So there you are, doing what you do best, advancing digital transformation and turning tech dreams into tech stacks.
Then, BAM!, the world changes, and before anyone can say, “well, that stinks,” you’ve got the whole thing rearchitected and ready to support a global remote workforce, a healthcare system based around telehealth and remote learning. In days. Oh, and not to mention those massively disrupted supply chains. Now everyone’s ordering everything online.
This is your story and, while your name may be unknown to many, you are critical to making the world work. You and others like you are impacting billions of lives. Helping doctors heal and teachers teach. And getting the goods where they need to go.
Sound familiar?
If you’re an IT leader using technology to transform the way we work, live, build, shop, learn and heal, it sure does.
Even if you’re not in the IT department, you know that the world is getting more digital—more connected—all the time. And IT teams are leading the way.
Take healthcare. The pandemic gave telehealth the mother of all booster shots. But the system needs work. Digital technology is helping address persistent health inequities. AI and genomics reduce time to scientific discovery and make precision medicine a reality. Experience design in healthcare is becoming a sought-after capability for IT leaders.
What about work and school? Almost anyone who can work from home has been doing so, thanks to critical IT heroes. Now, helped along by new mobility and collaboration solutions, there’s been a fundamental change in professional life. How fundamental? 3 in 4 companies plan for employees to keep working remotely after the crisis ends