Cognizant, a multinational technology company with headquarters in Teaneck, New Jersey, wanted to promote its brand and discovered through research that golf and its global appeal would be a perfect fit. So it invested — in men and women.

Many organizations across the region are rethinking their operations and strategy to adapt to an increasingly digital world; and turning to the new frontier of AI-driven transformation to become more intelligent enterprises.

Amidst the doom-n-gloom scenario in the jobs market, with so many corporates struggling to survive in a post-COVID world, one technology player bucked the trend.

Speaking to ET NOW, Shantanu Jha, Senior Vice-President, HR, Cognizant India says the market is hot and everyone is hiring across the board.

Market and cost pressures are driving banks and financial services firms to cloud-based platforms, say Rajiv Joshi and Shantanu Chandra, leaders in Cognizant’s banking and financial services practice.

“Software is everywhere these days,” said Andres Angelani, CEO of Cognizant Softvision, kicking off the panel on “The Future of Software” that helped launch Softvision’s 7th annual Programmers’ Week. Software now, he said, “is a vehicle to reimagine industry.”

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According to recent Cognizant-sponsored research, to boost digital usage and member loyalty, healthcare payers need to prioritize investments in analytics, awareness, strategy and design, say Bill Shea and Jagan Ramachandran, leaders in Cognizant’s Healthcare practice.

Cognizant has partnered with Dell Technologies to provide a secure, integrated, and managed platform to orchestrate applications across multiple cloud landing zones.

Digital innovation spurred by Covid-19 has put AI and analytics at the center of business operations.