The VA’s EHR rollout aimed to modernize the systems that give veterans access to essential healthcare services, but it has posed numerous modernization challenges that echoed poor citizen experiences being felt across the public sector.
With public health crises like COVID-19, the importance of modernizing IT infrastructure to adapt to healthcare challenges and meet citizens’ needs is paramount for federal agencies. Agencies must work towards modernization but are faced with many logistical issues that make rapid implementation infrastructure difficult.
iTech AG provides the government with cutting-edge technology solutions to help agencies modernize systems to fit their needs, enable health care organizations to truly serve citizens, and optimize results and predictions.
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About Frank Antezana, CEO and Co-Founder, iTech AG
Frank Antezana is the CEO and co-founder of iTech AG, providing
executive leadership and ensuring the firm’s vision and mission are integrated into all iTechAG’s initiatives. In this role, Frank leverages over 20 years of IT consulting experience in both the federal and commercial/private marketplaces. Throughout his career, Frank has built multiple startup companies in a variety of industries, including textiles, telecom, contact centers, and software development. In addition to his entrepreneurial activities, he has been in executive roles at a number of Fortune 500 Firms. Frank received a Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Business Scaling from Stanford Graduate School of Business. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis on finance and marketing from Universidad Privada Boliviana (UPB).
About iTech AG
Founded in 2008, iTech AG is a technology consulting firm that helps federal, state, local, and private organizations streamline their operations to achieve better, faster, and more predictable results. Using a wide range of innovative solutions, the company modernizes customers’ systems and processes to help them unlock their true potential. iTech AG is the only 8(a) disadvantaged small business that is a ServiceNow Elite Partner, and was recently awarded 8(a) STARS III, a Government Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) vehicle with a $50 billion ceiling.
