Why I started Agnos
It has been almost forty years since I graduated from Georgetown University, where the Jesuit tradition challenged me to become a man "in the service of others, especially the most vulnerable and disadvantaged members of the community." I did not fully understand those words then. My years at IBM, Unisys, Microsoft and Accenture taught me how the industry's giants build software and run programs. They also made me want to tread a new path: a technology company that took the best of what the titans taught me and built it on those older values.
In April 2012, Agnos opened its doors with an unconventional business paradigm: equal emphasis on profit and on social purpose. Our name means "one who does not know," because the known unknowns are where the real work is, and because we must stay technology-agnostic when we advise you. Since 2016 that work has been healthcare: EMRs, interoperability, digital health, and now AI with the EMR. And as part of giving back, we work to bridge the Digital Divide, so that the people who gain technology skills on our projects include those the industry has left out.
Today the mountain is AI. The doctor who treats himself has a fool for a patient, and the health system that takes on AI alone is in the same position. That is why the elephant now wears armor. We climb the mountain with you.
Samuel Salomon Levy












Samuel Salomon Levy












