Back in 2012, Gartner introduced the concept of the “Nexus of Forces,” highlighting the convergence of social, mobile, cloud, and information. This framework captured the evolving technology landscape and its impact on businesses.
Fast forward to today, and we see those forces have not only intensified but have also intertwined with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced data analytics. This evolution has given rise to what is essentially a digital and connected expansion of the original nexus — to become a digital nexus.
Today’s digital nexus involves the interconnected nature of data, AI, hybrid cloud, and cybersecurity which presents new challenges and opportunities for mid-market companies. Navigating this complex landscape requires a deep understanding of each domain and the ability to integrate them seamlessly to achieve business objectives.
Let’s break down why each element of this digital expansion is critical for mid-market companies:
Our name, NexusTek, reflects our commitment to helping businesses navigate the interconnected world of technology and to make it easy. We act as the digital nexus, bringing together the right solutions and expertise to drive digital transformation and achieve your desired outcomes.
NexusTek understands the challenges and opportunities that this digital expansion presents. We have a proven track record of helping mid-market companies in industries like hospitality, healthcare, legal services, and financial services harness the power of these technologies for their own digital transformation. Our team of experts can help you develop and implement a comprehensive digital strategy that aligns with your business goals.
Are you ready to embrace the future of digital business?
Chief Product Officer, NexusTek
Jay Cuthrell is a seasoned technology executive with extensive experience in driving innovation in IT, hybrid cloud, and multicloud solutions. As Chief Product Officer at NexusTek, he leads efforts in product strategy and marketing, building on a career that includes key leadership roles at IBM, Dell Technologies, and Faction, where he advanced AI/ML, platform engineering, and enterprise data services.