BOSTON (PRWEB) October 18, 2018
Cambridge Semantics, the leading provider of an enterprise data fabric, and Symbotix, a healthcare technology innovation and consultancy group, today announced a partnership that aims to help solve the most challenging data problems of modern healthcare enterprises.
Today’s healthcare organizations face complex challenges compounded by massive volumes of unstructured and structured data from diverse sources such as databases, warehouses, data-lakes, medical devices, transaction applications and social feeds. Both providers and payors need to harmonize these data elements to adequately feed and augment analytic tools intended to generate actionable insights.
The partnership between Cambridge Semantics and Symbotix, which has been solidified through mutual investments in a shared healthcare industry go-to-market initiative, will focus on equipping pharmaceutical and healthcare delivery organizations with the implementation services and advanced tools to combat these data challenges.
“Flexible knowledge graphs and semantically interoperable data fabrics have emerged as the solutions to form a durable platform able to tackle the data complexities inherent in today’s healthcare industry,” said Chuck Pieper, CEO and Chairman of Cambridge Semantics. “Partnering with Symbotix enables us to extend their proven business transformation capabilities and together, digitally enable the reinvention of the healthcare IT enterprise.”
A definitive path to positive change for healthcare organizations is not tenable without the right enterprise interoperability tools in conjunction with information management capabilities. Cambridge Semantics’ Anzo provides speed and simplicity while offering scalability, security, durability and availability of large volume transactions for healthcare enterprises through its data fabric technology.
“Symbotix has been IT-enabling business transformation for more than two decades. Based on our experience, Anzo is the tool of choice for rapid, predictable step-level advancements in enterprise analytics, augmented intelligence/decision support, and business innovation,” said Ted DellaVecchia, CEO and Managing Partner of Symbotix. “The Cambridge Semantics data fabric is a powerful layer for the critical last-mile of interoperability in a flexible standards-based architecture for the ever-evolving dynamics that earmark healthcare.”
As the healthcare industry shifts towards personalized care and wellness delivery, the industry will benefit from solutions that harmonize data from all sources into actionable knowledge. Symbotix and Cambridge Semantics will cater to pharmaceuticals, life sciences, hospital systems, physician practices, health networks, academic medical centers, and health insurance enterprises.
About Cambridge Semantics
Cambridge Semantics Inc., The Smart Data Company®, is a modern data management and enterprise analytics software company that offers an enterprise data fabric including a universal semantic layer to connect and bring meaning to all enterprise data. Its Anzo software, enables IT departments and their business users to semantically link, analyze and manage diverse data whether internal or external, structured or unstructured, with speed, at big data scales and at the fraction of the implementation costs of using traditional approaches.
Cambridge Semantics is based in Boston, Massachusetts.
For more information visit http://www.cambridgesemantics.com or follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter: @CamSemantics.
About Symbotix
Since 2007, Symbotix has been designing, IT-enabling, and implementing advanced business models and interoperable healthcare delivery ecosystems.
Their “Time-Value Methodology” synchronizes people, process, architecture, and information-technology solutions creating durable and extensible enterprise capabilities. They accelerate, execute, and energize client vision into functional reality while simultaneously operationalizing new abilities as durable and extensible assets for modern healthcare enterprises.
Symbotix is headquartered in Wake Forest, North, Carolina. For more details, please visit http://www.symbotix.com