With roots stretching back to 1836, Wolters Kluwer has navigated profound changes in the publishing market moving from print to digital to value-add information services. In this most recent phase of the company’s history, artificial intelligence has helped further cement strong customer ties and, we believe that this evolving technology will also strengthen Wolter Kluwer’s future competitive position. In our second Digging Deeper conversation, Investment Manager Paul Loudon shares his thoughts on what has underpinned the company’s long-term success and the strengths that, we believe, will drive future growth.
Key takeaways
- A reminder that ‘disruptors’ aren’t always newly formed companies. Companies with long and successful track records will, almost by definition, have navigated and often led change in their industry. Wolters Kluwer is one such example.
- The company provides mission-critical information services for millions of professionals around the world from doctors and healthcare workers to accountants and lawyers amongst many.
- For Wolters Kluwer’s customers the integrity of the data and information being shared is vital. AI offers tremendous opportunity in the gathering of data and research but developments in AI also offer Wolters Kluwer a distinct competitive advantage through its ability to manage that information and ensure its accuracy and provenance.
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