Disaster recovery planning often starts with infrastructure. What’s the RTO? Where are the backups? Which systems are critical? But customers don’t experience infrastructure — they experience journeys, and when those journeys break, trust breaks with them.
Tech executives today are navigating an environment where the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is relentless: boards expect strategic updates, competitors accelerate adoption, and markets insist on innovation. But in the rush to deploy AI, decision-making often becomes reactive, driven by hype and short-term performance demands.
The race for fan loyalty is on, and the rules have changed. In today’s digital-first world, fans are bombarded with content across platforms. Sports marketers are no longer competing for airtime. They’re competing for attention in a fragmented, fast-scrolling landscape. Now, personalization is the differentiator that helps brands stand out from the crowd.
By embedding AI into our organization, we glean insights and practical expertise that empower us to guide our clients with informed, forward-thinking recommendations.
Most organizations don’t believe they’re ready for disaster recovery. Not because they’re ignoring the risks, but because they’re unsure where to begin.
Deployed at the 2025 PGA Championship, CapTech's Data-Driven Fan Experience (DDFX) solution provided PGA of America (PGA) event producers with new ways to create value for rights holders, fans, and sponsors at major sporting events leveraging real-time data sources.
Many healthcare organizations are starting to modernize their technology, transitioning from large, monolithic IT systems to smaller, more flexible modules. The intention is to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and, ultimately, enhance healthcare outcomes.
Many global organizations believe they’re prepared for disruption with their binders, plans, and protocols. But when disaster strikes — whether it’s a cyberattack, a natural event, or a cascading system failure — those plans often fall apart.
Across every industry, executives are grappling with the same fundamental challenge: how to leverage their organizations’ vast data assets for a competitive advantage. While traditional business intelligence tools have served companies well for decades, agentic AI promises to entirely redefine how organizations interact with their data. Agentic AI can proactively discover insights, predict outcomes, and recommend actions with minimal human intervention.
CapTech has been at the forefront of data platform modernization for over two decades, and we’vehelped early adopters leverage agentic AI capabilities to adapt to market changes. Organizations that hesitate to embrace agentic data analysis risk falling behind in an increasingly data-driven marketplace, where agility often translates to market share.
As the dialogue surrounding Medicaid work requirements gains momentum through the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” states face the delicate task of balancing policy implementation with the need to safeguard vulnerable citizens. Drawing inspiration from previous state implementations, such as those seen in Arkansas and Georgia, this initiative mandates that individuals aged 19-64 who are applying for Medicaid or are enrolled through Affordable Care Act (ACA) expansion must engage in work or qualifying activities for 80 hours per month. The goal of this initiative is to foster engagement in work, education, and community service, ultimately enhancing individual livelihoods and supporting community resilience.
A Fortune 500 leading provider of investment and business solutions partnered with CapTech to streamline processes and ensure seamless data integration.