You Have The Data, But Do You Use It?

Provider organizations have access to more data than at any point in their history. Yet many executive teams are discovering that having the data, by itself, cannot alone guide management decisions. In an environment defined by margin pressure, workforce shortages, payer scrutiny, and regulatory complexity, instinct alone is no longer enough.

A recent study underscores this shift. The difference between high-performing organizations and average performers isn’t about who spends the most on technology or adopts the newest tools, e.g., analytics software and artificial intelligence (see Digital Health Most Wired: National Trends 2025). High-performing organizations distinguish themselves . . .