Frank Palermo, Global Head of Digital Solutions at Virtusa, has joined the BSM Blog on APMdigest.
Palermo has more than 25 years of experience as a successful technology executive, with broad leadership skills in areas such as digital strategy, technology, engineering and operational management. He excels at cultivating an entrepreneurial culture, assembling high performance teams, identifying emerging technology trends, and incubating high growth businesses. Palermo is passionate about helping companies re-imagine their digital future through the application of technology.
In his current role at Virtusa, Palermo heads the Global Digital Solutions Group which integrates many specialized digital competency areas such as Digital Strategy, User Experience, Customer Experience Management, Mobile, the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Computing, Data & Analytics and Cyber Security. The group is responsible for creating an overall go-to-market strategy, developing technical competencies and standards, and delivering IP based Solutions for each of these practice areas.
Virtusa provides end-to-end digital transformation and IT outsourcing services to Global 2000 companies. Using a combination of digital engineering services to create distinctive digital storefronts, and a unique platforming methodology to rationalize IT application infrastructure, Virtusa helps clients successfully execute end-to-end digital business transformation initiatives.
Virtusa accelerates business outcomes for its clients by providing cost-effective solutions through a global delivery model, using advanced methods such as Agile DevOps and gamified CICD, and applying disruptive innovation through its xLabs and Digital Innovation Center. As a result, its clients are simultaneously able to drive business growth through digital-first customer experiences, while consolidating and modernizing their IT application infrastructure to support digital business transformation.
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