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In this case study:
Industry: Healthcare
Products and Services: Azure Synapse, Azure Data Platform, On-Ramp to Azure Data Program
Country: USA
Needs
To meet the new FHIR standards for interoperability, the organization needed to migrate its on-premises operational data stores to the Azure Data & Analytics Platform. They also needed a partner who could execute the technical delivery of 2 features: connect and ingest all data sources and develop the Information Governance Framework and Security Model to meet regulatory standards.
The healthcare organization chose Quisitive to deliver a data foundation to house their next-generation Data Hub because of Quisitive’s deep experience with Microsoft best practices and our signature Infrastructure-as-Code approach. The organization asked Quisitive to help build an environment that leveraged best-in-class tools, specifically including Azure Synapse to harness the power of analytics and limitless compute.
Solution
Quisitive’s Infrastructure-as-Code implementation of the Azure Data and Analytics Platform leveraged Azure DevOps and CI/CD pipelines to provide a fully integrated, reliable, scalable, and easy-to-manage Azure environment.
The organization’s Data Hub is now powered by Azure Synapse to bring together regulatory compliance, data integration, enterprise data warehousing, and big data analytics. Quisitive also worked to leverage existing systems and investments and integrate the Data Hub with 3rd party systems to avoid negating the value of these systems during the implementation of the new data platform.
Finally, Quisitive’s secure-by-design and zero-trust security model, coupled with the powerful security features inherent to Azure, ensures the organization’s patients’ data stays highly secure.
Results
The creation of the Data Hub allowed for the consolidation of data into a single store for consumption. The healthcare organization’s new architecture enables an onboarding process for data that will improve accuracy of member data, reliability, and performance, all while securing sensitive patient data.
