Innovations in technology radiate past the confines of their original intentions to transform and evolve the way things are done. Imagine the possibilities for a team of engineers or contractors with access to virtual or augmented reality technology. How can new partnerships leverage their synergy to create something bigger and better than what existed previously? As new tools are discovered and developed, a wave of innovation emanates through every industry.

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Terrence Robbins in New York. Hans is the corporate senior vice president and CIO of STO Building Group. 

As the world innovates, the IT industry must find a way to innovate alongside, whether that means adapting to the global cloud or looking ahead to a post-Internet age. Dedication and expertise can make all the difference in global business, but flexibility can give some an added edge over the competition. Flexibility in working with local and global businesses is a necessity when working in the global IT field. It is paramount that IT businesses working on a global scale ask themselves: “What’s next?”

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Hans Kruithof in Curaçao. Hans is the CEO of Inova Solutions.

For many companies the pandemic caused innovation to be moved into the forefront so new products and services could be developed in order for their company to survive. For other companies, it caused a need to accelerate products and services that were ready to go to market but became crucial to implement quickly. Companies needed to learn to let their employees work anywhere, and they needed help fast in learning how to implement this infrastructure. It was companies like Compugen that were able to bring these services to life and help companies get through the new challenges created from a global pandemic.

In this episode of the GITA Interviews host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Terry Mirza, President of Compugen. Terry discusses what a pandemic did for their company, but how they were able to come on the other side stronger than ever.

As many employees return to the workforce while others remain working remotely, the IT industry and the world are changing the way the work environment is perceived. Companies are seeking comprehensive solutions to manage their equipment needs past simple inventory management. Companies within the IT industry are finding comprehensive solutions to building successful relationships across the globe to meet needs worldwide.

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Carlos Escutia in San Diego, California. Carlos is the CEO of GroWrk. 

Although much of the world has slowed in response to global pandemic, the IT industry has thrived in new ways despite a change and reset in dynamics for IT companies. Many businesses outside of the IT industry sought immediate solutions for ensuring the safety of employees and delivering quality products and services to customers. To be successful, IT companies must stay up to date with the latest solutions, technologies and tools, as well as possessing the global connections to successfully operate across oceans. Additionally, many IT companies are facing issues with supply shortages and product delivery. As we begin to exit the pandemic in parts of the world, what solutions can be applied to companies in various states of recovery and adaptation to the pandemic?

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Dharmesh Anjaria in India. Dharmesh is the CEO of Dynocons Systems. They also discuss the flexibility and outside thinking required to successfully satisfy customers during the global pandemic.

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As companies grow through global partnerships, the global pandemic impacts the way in which global relationships are built in the IT industry. This could not be more true for companies in the United States and in China, where face-to-face communication holds high value in business.

Issues of security come into conflict with the necessity of working from home and being cautious in regard to health and safety concerns. How does extending or managing ongoing products change while in the midst of responding to important changes caused by COVID-19. Looking ahead, what facets of the IT industry have found new life or have experienced growth and improvement during the global pandemic?

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Billy Yeung in Hong Kong. Billy is the CEO of HKBN Enterprise Solutions. They also how the pandemic has uniquely affected Hong Kong, and their relationship with China and the rest of the world. To learn more about GITA, visit www.GITA.com

In the midst of economic recovery during a tumultuous, challenging year, IT companies are seeking support and guidance from their global partners. Collaboration and teamwork has advanced and accelerated what companies can do from their home countries for their customers across the globe, and nothing has tested this more than the global pandemic. As many companies project modest to exponential growth in sales for the coming year, meeting those projections requires new strategies and solutions for working from home, getting products to customers, and maintaining strong relationships with customers locally and internationally. Attracting and retaining the best employees possible has become one of the most important factors in finding success this past year, and the loyalty one has to their employer plays a chief role in that, as well as in the company’s success overall.

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Laurence Baynham in Australia. Laurence is the CEO of Data3. They also how the pandemic has uniquely affected Australia, which records some of the lowest total case numbers in the world.

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As the vaccination process begins in North America, IT companies in the region are looking forward to returning to some sense of normalcy after a year of adapting and evolving to meet the changing needs of the customer. Countries like Mexico and Canada, whose economic growth is very much linked with their neighbors, the next fiscal year are expecting significant growth as the world begins to “reopen” and recover from the pandemic. Throughout the past year, companies in the IT industry and outside of the IT industry have begun to prioritize and champion adaptability in their processes and in the personnel who enact those processes.

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Horacio Gutierrez in Mexico. Horacio is the managing director of Compucentro. They also discuss the benefits the Global IT Alliance has provided for customers across the globe. 

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A year after the beginning of the global pandemic, international IT companies are shifting their infrastructures and anticipating the new needs and wants of customers drastically changing their processes. In countries outside of the United States, vaccination rates and solutions to the global pandemic have heavily influenced how companies can grow, and how quickly they can recover, from the pandemic. While many companies are already looking ahead to the next year, others continue to explore and advance what services can be offered remotely. Further, the international demand for technology slows the rate of production and delivery.

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined virtually by Daniel Reis in Brazil. Daniel is the sales director of Microware. They also discuss the new pressure experienced by companies both inside and outside of the IT industry to be able to provide services and goods to customers digitally.

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As we continue to navigate the global pandemic, companies in the United States and across the globe are reshaping how they work with government and private entities. The past year has created a widespread demand for comprehensive, competent IT solutions as entire families transition to the online environment for work, school, and everything in between. How do plans, roles, and strategies made before COVID-19 change as companies navigate the pivot towards working from home? 

This is just some of what’s discussed in this episode of the GITA Interviews, as host and Global IT Alliance Executive Director, Emery Geosits is joined by Mark Romanowski. Mark is the executive vice president of Agilant Solutions, Inc. They also discuss other issues affecting the IT industry, like global warming and shipping delays.

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