Top 10: IT Service Providers

Healthcare IT service providers manage and secure IT infrastructure for key parts of the care sector, such as clinics, hospitals and GP practices.

It helps ensure high uptime for electronic health records (EHR), maintain strict data compliance and deliver continuous helpdesk support.

IT service providers can help the healthcare industry run smoothly, while freeing up staff for more critical tasks.

Healthcare Digital explores the top 10 IT service providers in the healthcare industry, ranked by market capitalisation.

10. CGI Inc.

Market cap: US$21bn
CEO: Tim Hurlebaus
HQ: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

CGI works alongside health, care and life sciences organisations to help make healthcare services more accessible and interconnected.

It offers AI and smart data tools to help teams make faster decisions focused on improving outcomes for patients, professionals and the wider healthcare system.

CGI can manage healthcare organisations' IT and digital estates with end-to-end support and digital transformation capabilities.

9. Wipro

Market cap: US$22bn
CEO: Srini Pallia
HQ: Bengaluru, India

Wipro runs one of the world's largest e-governance health-related IT programmes, affecting more than 50 million lives in India.

Its services deliver cost-effective, high-quality care through robust systems, products and commercial models.

Wipro operates across the value chain, focusing on care delivery, distribution and pharmacy benefit management.

8. Capgemini

Market cap: US$30bn
CEO: Aiman Ezzat
HQ: Paris, France

Capgemini's digital technologies provide an opportunity to increase scarce clinical and care capacity, enable flexible, person-centric services, and reduce friction among care organisations.

It aims to use data and technology to transform health and social care, including strategy, modelling, intelligent automation and product engineering.

The company designs accessible front-end solutions for patients, including citizen portals and mobile apps to connect them to healthcare professionals.

7. NTT DATA

Market cap: US$35bn
CEO: Abhijit Dubey
HQ: Tokyo, Japan

NTT DATA has more than 14,000 healthcare digital transformation experts and more than 50 years of experience in global healthcare services.

It works alongside hospitals, health systems, public health agencies and payer organisations to help meet growing stakeholder demands.

NTT DATA helps healthcare leaders unlock technology's potential to streamline workflows, enhance clinical decision-making and personalise care experiences.

6. Cognizant

Market cap: US$37bn
CEO: Ravi Kumar S
HQ: Teaneck, New Jersey, US

AI builder and technology services provider Cognizant aims to bridge AI investment and enterprise value by building full-stack AI solutions for its clients.

Its healthcare platforms are policy-governed, auditable and built on industry standard healthcare interoperability protocols.

It has more than 80,000 healthcare industry experts, supporting 200 million healthcare members in the US.

5. HCLTech

Market cap: US$40bn
CEO: C Vijayakumar
HQ: Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

HCLTech specialises in cloud security solutions and migration services for healthcare providers, helping clients accelerate their cloud journey and reduce IT operational costs.

Its solutions aim to help enhance efficiency, improve patient outcomes and drive cost savings.

HCLTech uses advanced analytics, AI-powered care delivery and seamless data integration to help healthcare providers adapt to disruption and maintain compliance, while prioritising data security and patient-centric care.

4. Infosys

Market cap: US$70bn
CEO: Salil Parekh
HQ: Bengaluru, India

Infosys Healthcare aims to help health-tech enterprises to modernise platforms, streamline operations and enhance member and patient experiences.

Its services cover the payer value chain, enabling end-to-end transformation from claims and revenue cycle optimisation to clinical workflow transformation.

It leverages AI, automation, cloud and data-driven solutions to drive improved outcomes, operational efficiency, regulatory compliance and interoperability.

3. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Market cap: US$150bn
CEO: K. Krithivasan
HQ: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

TCS' Public Healthcare Solutions use IT to enable governments to scale up healthcare offerings at affordable prices.

It has based these solutions on its extensive experience in automating large hospitals, integrating state-level medical facilities and enabling health insurance provisioning for citizens.

These aim to improve telemedicine, citizen healthcare lifecycle, integrated preventive disease surveillance, remote consultations and drug supply chain efficiency.

2. Accenture

Market cap: US$161bn
CEO: Julie Sweet
HQ: Dublin, Ireland

In the healthcare sector, Accenture focuses on AI implementation and cloud-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems.

It helps health organisations migrate to cloud systems such as Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare or AWS, and provides automation and infrastructure support.

Accenture's EMR solutions aim to help empower the workforce, enhance clinical informatics, provide greater operational visibility and boost patient engagement.

1. IBM

Market cap: US$230bn
CEO: Arvind Krishna
HQ: New York, US

IBM offers enterprise-grade IT services for the healthcare sector, with a focus on hybrid cloud, AI integration and secure data management.

It provides HIPAA-compliant hosting on its IBM Cloud service for Healthcare and Life Sciences, helping to manage sensitive patient data and scalable workloads.

The company delivers centralised, multi-vendor hardware and software support, freeing clinical staff from technical burdens.

It operates the IBM Smarter Hospitals scheme, which enables healthcare organisations to develop business cases, plan programmes and design and implement solutions for smarter, more digitally enabled hospitals and healthcare services.