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Atos Names Judith Stewart To Lead Asia Pacific Healthcare, Life Sciences

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 2 (Bernama) -- Atos, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered digital transformation company, has appointed Judith Stewart as Head of Healthcare & Life Sciences for Asia Pacific, as it seeks to grow the business and help healthcare organisations use AI, sovereign technologies and cybersecurity.

Atos Executive Vice President and Head of International Markets, Daniele Principato said Stewart brings extensive healthcare leadership experience and a deep understanding of the challenges facing the sector.

“Her appointment strengthens our Healthcare & Life Sciences capabilities in Asia Pacific and our ability to help clients accelerate transformation while addressing critical priorities around AI, cybersecurity and digital sovereignty,” he said in a statement.

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In her new role, Stewart will lead Atos’ healthcare and life sciences business in Asia Pacific, focusing on growth, customer relationships and innovation.

“Healthcare and Life Sciences organisations are navigating significant change, and technology and AI have an important role to play in helping them transform and innovate.

“I look forward to helping our clients unlock that potential and deliver meaningful outcomes for the communities they serve,” said Stewart.

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Stewart has more than 18 years of healthcare leadership experience in Australia and the United Kingdom, and was most recently Executive Director for Child and Adolescent Community Health Services at WA Health, Western Australia’s public health system, in Perth.

-- BERNAMA