In the ever-evolving landscape of business, one thing remains constant: the importance of data. But what sets successful businesses apart is not just the quantity of data they possess but the quality of it. In this article, we’ll delve into the significance of data quality and explore how it can be a game-changer for businesses of all sizes.

Utilizing a unified data platform, higher education can successfully tackle the challenges of governance, master data, and data quality that can help leaders make lasting change.

Leverage next-generation data management and analytics software for transformation and innovation in patient care, provider relations, revenue cycle management, data quality and compliance.

Utilizing a unified data platform, higher education can successfully tackle the challenges of governance, master data, and data quality that can help leaders make lasting change.

By FX Nicolas, Chief Product Officer, Semarchy As businesses strive to optimize their operations and leverage data-driven insights, the role of master data authoring becomes paramount. Authoring master data consists of creating and modifying the content of the master data entities to unlock the value of an organization’s information assets. Most people consider two scenarios […]

By Scott Moore, Director of Presales, Semarchy Not long ago, Gartner analysts coined a new term for the data and analytics industry—the Enterprise Data Hub (EDH)—to refer to the smaller scope of purposeful and governed data activity companies were utilizing to support agility. But as some data technology vendors began incorporating “Data Hub” in their […]

Pharmaceutical companies are under intense pressure to cut costs while delivering the latest drugs and therapies to the global market at unprecedented speeds. How can you find efficiencies without sacrificing quality, adhere to the changing regulatory environment and protect global health outcomes? he answer lies in tapping the value of data. 

Leverage next-generation data management and analytics software for transformation and innovation in patient care, provider relations, revenue cycle management, data quality and compliance.

In this blog, we discuss the United States Core for Data Interoperability (USCDI) and how it will expand patient data for better exchange and quality.

As the healthcare ecosystem changes, patient registries have expanded to provider registries. In this blog, we discuss how Health:iDM can help providers manage their data intelligently and accurately.

In this blog, we discuss how healthcare organizations can apply the new standardization recommendations from Project US@ which helps enhance patient address matching.

Discover the three core principles of augmented data management in our latest blog.