WT 360: Digital Infuzion and its shepherding approach to transformation
Digital Infuzion's founder and leader Hemant Virkar addressing employees. Digital Infuzion photo.
By
Ross Wilkers
Hemant Virkar, founder and chief executive of Digital Infuzion, goes over how the company has extended beyond its initial healthcare roots and still leans on that heritage to help agencies on their modernization journeys.
Digital Infuzion was born in 1999 as a health informatics company with the idea of helping organizations improve clinical research and its first client at the the National Institutes of Health remains a customer.
Hemant Virkar, founder and chief executive of Digital Infuzion, joins for this episode to explain how the company has grown beyond those initial healthcare roots to add new practice areas across the broad umbrella of digital transformation.
The company still leans on that heritage to act as a shepherd for agencies as they travel the path of modernization, as Virkar tells our Ross Wilkers.
Virkar’s keys for making outcome-based efforts work well for the government customer collective and advice for other founders/entrepreneurs also feature in the discussion.
