Human Rights
We respect internationally recognized human rights and seek to ensure that our operations, employment practices, technology solutions, and business relationships do not contribute to human-rights abuses.
Company
Sustainability & Responsible Business
Pillarsis is committed to building responsible, inclusive, and sustainable technology solutions that create long-term value for our clients, employees, partners, and the communities we serve.
Responsible business
Our Participation in the United Nations Global Compact
Pillarsis is a participant in the United Nations Global Compact and supports its Ten Principles in the areas of human rights, labor, environment, and anti-corruption.
Through our participation, we are committed to integrating responsible business practices into our strategy, operations, project delivery, employment practices, supplier relationships, and technology solutions. We report on our progress through the United Nations Global Compact Communication on Progress.
Our commitments
The Ten Principles in our work
Labor
We support fair employment practices, equal opportunity, professional development, workplace safety, and the elimination of discrimination, forced labor, and child labor.
Environment
We seek to reduce the environmental impact of our operations through digital-first delivery, remote collaboration, efficient cloud infrastructure, responsible technology procurement, and reduced reliance on paper-based processes.
Anti-Corruption
We maintain a zero-tolerance approach to bribery, corruption, fraud, facilitation payments, and improper influence. We promote ethical conduct, transparent procurement, responsible contracting, and compliance with applicable laws and client requirements.
Shared value
Technology for Social Impact
Pillarsis applies its software engineering and digital-transformation capabilities to challenges in healthcare, government, justice, insurance, and public-service delivery.
Our eIntelliHealth digital-health initiative has supported more than 1,000 healthcare facilities and more than 5,000 healthcare professionals. The platform is designed to improve access to essential clinical and administrative technology, particularly for healthcare providers operating in African and other resource-constrained markets.
This initiative demonstrates our shared-value approach: expanding access to practical digital infrastructure while strengthening Pillarsis’s reusable technology capabilities, sector expertise, and ability to deliver sustainable solutions for clients.
Transparency and accountability
Communication on Progress
Pillarsis reports periodically on the actions and progress made in implementing the Ten Principles of the United Nations Global Compact. Our reporting addresses responsible business practices across our United States and Tanzania operations, including corporate administration, software development, project delivery, workforce practices, and client-facing activities under our management and control.
View the latest Communication on Progress (opens in a new tab)