Case studies

As one of the world’s largest automotive manufacturers, Nissan Motor Corporation has been creating quality cars for more than 100 years. Now a Global 2000 Company, Nissan has 32 major manufacturing facilities in 17 countries, and employs more than 131,000 employees around the world.

As the first company to specialize in software development and services, Solugenix has established a reputation for providing exceptional IT services to leading corporations across the globe. Over the course of more than half a century, the organization has established a customer-centric mindset that supports strategic growth and drives innovation.

For more than a century, Cleveland Clinic has been at the forefront of modern medicine. Cleveland Clinic has grown to more than 200 locations around the world, employing more than 65,000 caregivers administering care for more than 6 million patient visits each year.

The Reemployment Assistance Program (RAP) of South Dakota has a critical responsibility: providing temporary financial support for people who have lost their jobs.

Responsible for connecting workers with benefits to protect their financial well-being, the Division of Unemployment Insurance at the Delaware Department of Labor serves a vital role for citizens across the state.

Wellstar Health is one of the largest healthcare providers in Georgia, serving one out of every six citizens in the entire state. The organization’s doctors, nurses, and other staff members work to deliver the best possible care to every patient they see, but those same employees need support as well.

Second Harvest Heartland is one of the biggest and most effective hunger relief organizations in the United States. It has helped provide 113 million meals, rescued 20,000 tons of surplus food from grocers and restaurants, and partnered with 70 farms to source fresh produce. Using its extensive warehousing and distribution capacity, it has supplied 61,000 tons of food to its network of 1,000 local programs.

As part of a long-standing commitment to healthcare innovation and excellence, this provider is standing as a recognized leader in progressive and prominent medical centers. The organization's 25,000+ physicians and employees are serving over one million patients each year with personalized and efficient care.

Kyocera Document Solutions America, a subsidiary of Kyocera Corporation, is a top 100 global innovator serving its international customers with a wide range of offerings, including office technology, software solutions, commercial printing technology, and ICT services.