From the firm's own write-upReceipt no. 8435
What sucked
A dental services organization operating more than 100 facilities lacked a unified data environment.
Reporting and operational monitoring were inconsistent from site to site, making standardized visibility across the network difficult.
What they built
Omnificity architected a cloud-based data environment with governance structures that support standardized reporting and operational monitoring at scale. The work connected more than 100 facilities onto a common, governed foundation.
What changed
100+ Facilities Connected
More than 100 dental facilities were brought onto a single cloud data environment.
Governance Established
Governance structures were put in place to support consistent, standardized reporting across sites.
Operational Monitoring at Scale
Operational monitoring was enabled across the network, giving leadership visibility at scale.
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