Globant, a digitally native company that helps organizations thrive in a digital and AI-powered future, announced a strategic partnership with Cascadience LLC, a not-for-profit technology company creating inclusive digital solutions for individuals with disabilities, and Viability, a mission-driven, not-for-profit organization with 55 years of experience providing community-based human services across five US states. Together, the partners will develop a suite of AI-first digital platforms that extend Viability's proven support model into the digital space, amplifying user agency while expanding access and opportunity through human-centered technology. The digital platform is designed to support neurodiverse college students and those experiencing stress or anxiety to manage typical challenges in their college experience.
This integrated digital solution offers tools for task organization, decision-making, and connection building, designed with user independence and personalization at its core. Built around user input and designed to complement rather than replace existing services, the platform supports students in achieving greater satisfaction and success across academic, social, workplace and daily life environments. Through the collaboration, Globant is providing end-to-end product development expertise, including AI architecture design, data integration, accessibility engineering, and user experience development.
Leveraging its experience building scalable AI-powered platforms in highly regulated environments, Globant is developing the digital backbone with intelligent task orchestration, adaptive support features, and secure data management. This foundation builds on Viability's direct experience supporting individuals with disabilities, translating proven service methodologies into scalable digital capabilities. By combining advanced technology with human-centered design, the partnership transforms Viability's service model into a digital experience that reinforces independence, structure, safety, and confidence.
The platform will be mobile-first, web-responsive, and designed to meet WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards, FERPA, and HIPAA standards where applicable, ensuring compliance with US education and healthcare data protection regulations. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to inclusion, dignity, and innovation, ensuring that technology strengthens human potential and expands access to opportunity for all.

















