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December 15, 2023 | BUSINESS WIREEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Connection, a leading information technology solutions provider to business, government, healthcare, and education markets, is pleased to announce the company has launched the Helix Center for Applied AI and Robotics. Helix brings together industry-leading experts, resources, and support designed to help organizations of all sizes realize the benefits of artificial intelligence and automation.
Tim McGrath, President and CEO of Connection said, “Artificial intelligence offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity for organizations to achieve rapid productivity and efficiency gains. As a trusted technology provider, it’s our job to help customers sort through the noise and adopt new technologies with confidence and clarity. The Helix Center for Applied AI and Robotics provides the guidance, tools, and support customers need to unravel the complexity and confusion around AI—and properly identify, understand, and access its true potential for their unique environments and business needs.”
Jamal Khan, Chief Growth and Innovation Officer at Connection and Head of the company’s Helix Center for Applied AI and Robotics said, “We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Helix Center for Applied AI and Robotics, a pivotal milestone that underscores our unwavering commitment to driving transformative change in the AI landscape. At Connection, we recognize the profound impact of AI and the potential it represents for businesses and industries, and our Helix Center stands as a testament to our dedication in delivering against this promise. Our mission is clear: to create exceptional AI value outcomes for our customers. With a relentless focus on innovation, and in alignment with our partners, the Helix Center will deliver cutting-edge AI solutions to the market, thereby solidifying our position at the forefront of this technological revolution.
“Our strategic approach involves a keen focus on key verticals, allowing us to tailor AI solutions that align with specific industry demands. Beyond technology, our commitment to advisory excellence remains paramount. We believe in equipping our customers with the insights and guidance needed to make informed strategic decisions and achieve the most favorable outcomes.
“The Helix Center isn't just about technology—it's about catalyzing growth, inspiring innovation, and elevating the success stories of our clients and partners. We look forward to embarking on this journey of innovation together, shaping the AI landscape and ushering in a new era of possibilities.”
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