By Mike Luthman, Managing Consultant, Product Solutions, Infoverity, Inc. We find ourselves in unprecedented times for both personal and business health. Companies are navigating in uncharted territory, needing to react quickly to the changing landscape of business operations and consumer spending. Keeping employees and customers healthy and confident requires altered approaches to keep commerce flowing….
Guest blog by Kerry Young, VP and General Manager, EnterWorks at Winshuttle (Infoverity partner) COVID-19, or the novel coronavirus, continues its rapid spread. As the world looks on, a massive response is underway across industries and regions. Perhaps for the first time, we are seeing how the interconnectivity of our world creates problems…
By Nic Prellwitz, Managing Consultant, Product Solutions, Infoverity, Inc. There’s a rumor going around that it requires anywhere from six months to a year to implement a Product Information Management (PIM) solution. The reality is this can be done in under 3 months! Infoverity has implemented multiple 12-week PIM QuickStart implementations, enabling clients to…
EDITOR’s NOTE: This article first appeared as a guest post on the Enterworks blog on January 28, 2019. By Steve Ruff, Global Practice Director, Product Solutions, Infoverity Companies recognize the mission-critical nature of Master Data Management (MDM) initiatives; yet when it comes to the implementation, it can be challenging to know where to start. Ensuring a…
There are 3 key benefits to accelerated onboarding of provider data for newly merged hospital and healthcare provider networks: Cost reduction – Data process integration costs and the risks associated with hospital and practice acquisitions are reduced as fewer resources are taken away from operational tasks, regulations are followed and HIPAA compliance fees are reduced. …
The implementation of Infoverity’s FlexiFrame™ Provider Data Management (PDM) Accelerator also provides improvements to the marketing of physician services. As provider data is consolidated from individual silos into centralized “Find-a-Provider” systems, five key improvements to physician marketing are achieved: 1) Improved data quality and accuracy in provider directories and physician profiles as MDM provides the…
by Andy Crago, Managing Consultant, Infoverity A multi-hospital health system serving patients across central Pennsylvania was faced with the common Provider Data Management (PDM) challenges that follow any health system merger or acquisition. Provider master data was siloed in multiple systems that made it difficult for data to be shared at the health system level,…
A Comprehensive Approach To Unifying Provider Data for Hospitals and Health Systems Dublin, OH — To meet the demand from large hospitals and health systems for a comprehensive solution to unify provider data, Infoverity, a leading systems integrator and global professional services firm, today announced its FlexiFrame™Provider Data Management (PDM) accelerator. The accelerator is…
The City of Dublin, OH has featured Infoverity in a video about the company and why it chose Dublin for its global headquarters. Infoverity became a 100% employee-owned company earlier this year. “Entrepreneurship thrives in Dublin,” said Matt Wienke, President of Infoverity. Infoverity offers a wide range of career opportunities for new team members, ranging…
Ryan Hartley, Manager of Customer Solutions at Infoverity, is a featured presenter this week at Boomi World ‘19 in Washington DC. Today, Hartley was a speaker at the Boomi Partner Summit, discussing joint customers for whom Master Data Hub is used to synchronize and enrich trusted data across their enterprises. On Wednesday, October 3, 2019,…
An interview with Morgan Lawrence, a Senior Consultant with Infoverity, was featured this week in Stibo System’s blog series on “Women in Master Data Management”. The series honors women such as Morgan to inspire others to pursue careers in master data management and its related fields. Read the interview with Morgan here: About Infoverity Founded…
Recent research from both Gartner and the Ponemon Institute found that IT downtime can cost companies as much as $9000 per minute or $540,000 per hour, including direct, indirect and opportunity costs. Optimizing system performance and efficiency is needed to reduce the potential costs and risks associated with MDM-specific integration into any enterprise environment. With…