Cloud-native intelligence platforms are set to become disruptive in the field of public services in a world that is being more and more influenced by information and digital systems. These platforms integrate application of cloud computing with real-time analytics and artificial intelligence to transform the operation of essential industries such as education and healthcare. Whether it be the capacity to provide individualized learning experiences to bolstering proactive medical care, these transitions are more than technological; they are a leap towards an equitable, human-centrous innovation that helps fix inefficiencies in the system and improves performance across diverse groups.

Leading the way in this change is Anusha Joodala, the data professional and her career has involved pivotal points of interaction between technology, governance and social good. Having been involved in architecting large-scale data infrastructures and with extensive experience with institutional problems, Anusha has always paid attention to system design in order to create a balance between performance and purpose. Her previous experience in unifying intelligent workflows in the multiple areas of public services has provided her with the foundation on which she is currently working on using cloud-native intelligence to transform education and healthcare delivery of services.