Wolters Kluwer supplies expert information, software, and services to professionals in healthcare, tax and accounting, financial compliance, and legal and regulatory fields.
Wolters Kluwer provides expert information, software solutions, and services to professionals in healthcare, tax and accounting, financial and corporate compliance, and legal and regulatory sectors. Founded in 1836, the company pairs deep domain expertise with intelligent technology to deliver information and decision support at the point where professionals need it most. Its work is concentrated in areas where the consequences of a decision are consequential: compliance versus violation, and, in healthcare, life and death.
The business is organised around three lines of work: Expert Information Solutions, delivering domain-based content at the point of need; Software Solutions, covering tools and services for its four core sectors; and Professional Services, supporting compliance and quality across regulated industries. Technical work spans intelligent technology, expert information systems, and decision-support technology. The company reports that it serves 93% of Fortune 500 companies, 100% of the top 100 US accounting firms and top 100 US law firms, and 90% of US academic medical institutions.
Wolters Kluwer operates in the United States and globally, drawing on nearly two centuries of domain expertise. The stated emphasis is on standards of compliance and quality, and on providing professionals with information at the moment it is needed. Positions typically engage with regulated, content- and software-intensive domains where accuracy is central to the product.
