In construction, sales, and forecasting, the real value isn’t in visualizing data—it’s in automating decisions. And that shift starts with the foundation. Enterprise data warehouses like Snowflake are enabling real estate and construction leaders to predict lot starts, streamline sales workflows, and reduce cycle times—not by looking back, but by acting forward.
Across the country, teams are implementing evidence-based programs, aligning with providers, and investing in outreach. But when the HEDIS scores come back, the results often don’t reflect the work. Not because care wasn’t delivered. But because it wasn’t captured in a way the system recognizes.
Star Ratings aren’t just a quality measure—they’re currency. For Medicare Advantage plans, they affect everything from CMS bonus payments to marketing effectiveness to consumer trust. A single half-star drop can result in millions in lost incentives and a weakened position during open enrollment.
Data lakes are centralized repositories of data that are helpful for compliance purposes, performing forecasts, risk assessments, and understanding customer behavior.
A data warehouse is a storage system that enables you to track crucial data points over time and analyze them to run your financial operations smoothly and make sound decisions.
In recent years, Health Information Exchange (HIE) capabilities have helped mobilize patient data allowing clinicians and healthcare managers to provide near real time diagnosis closing the gap on member care.
Healthcare Interoperability is a framework where systems are coordinated to provide standardized methods of interacting with patient data.
In late December of 2020, bi-partisan legislation known as the No Surprises Act was passed by the U.S. government. The main purpose of the bill is to eliminate surprise medical costs for out-of-network services.
If data is the new business currency, then predictive analytics are the means in which organizations can take control of that currency to maximize its benefits.