Practical Data Solutions Partners With MicroStrategy To Deliver Visualizations And Analytics Solutions To Healthcare Users Nationally

Practical Data Solutions (PDS) today announced the inclusion of MicroStrategy 10™ into its analytics offering, PDS iMPower platform, which will be rolled out to its customer base in June of 2018.

Southbury, CT (PRWEB) Practical Data Solutions (PDS) today announced the inclusion of MicroStrategy 10™ into its analytics offering, PDS iMPower platform, which will be rolled out to its customer base in June of 2018. PDS CEO Russell Hendrickson made this announcement at MicroStrategy World™ 2018, taking place at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas this week, when showcasing and presenting healthcare data using the MicroStrategy Dossier™ feature. Dossiers go beyond dashboards to bring together data from across the business in intuitive, interactive analytical applications.

Hendrickson stated, “MicroStrategy 10 continues to give PDS’ healthcare customers an edge when publishing and delivering metrics related to performance, operations, costing, clinical quality care gaps, and physician compensation. We have worked with several analytics tools over our 20-year history, and MicroStrategy 10 comes out ahead in terms of its power, features and functionality to transform data into real-world intelligence.”

“The PDS technology partnership is a great example of how our technology partners in the healthcare industry can deliver analytics and mobility solutions that are not only industry-specific, but also boost operational efficiencies,” said David J. Rennyson, Senior Executive Vice President, Worldwide Sales, MicroStrategy® Incorporated. “Today’s healthcare organizations must be laser focused on the cost and quality of care delivery, and willing to embrace leading technologies to deliver care more cost-effectively and more conveniently to patients. We are pleased to work with PDS, a leader in healthcare analytics solutions, to deliver our powerful analytics platform to health systems nationally.”

MicroStrategy gives healthcare organizations deep insight into their businesses, enabling efficiency and productivity gains that help increase profitability while also delivering a better patient experience. MicroStrategy's powerful analytical tools and mobile capabilities enable healthcare providers to employ new models of care that leverage deeper insights into patient medical histories and risk profiles, and feature more interactive care delivery through mobile devices.

For over 20 years, PDS has delivered proven healthcare solutions that leverage industry-leading technologies for visualization, analytics, dashboarding, business intelligence and data warehousing. PDS’ state-of-the-art reporting tools are used for patient risk acuity scoring, physician compensation, patient access and revenue cycle among others.

About MicroStrategy Incorporated 
MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) is a worldwide leader in enterprise analytics and mobility software. A pioneer in the BI and analytics space, MicroStrategy delivers innovative software that empowers people to make better decisions and transform the way they do business. We provide our enterprise customers with world-class software and expert services so they can deploy unique intelligence applications. To learn more, visit MicroStrategy online, and follow us on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.

MicroStrategy, MicroStrategy 10, MicroStrategy World and Dossier are either trademarks or registered trademarks of MicroStrategy Incorporated in the United States and certain other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

About Practical Data Solutions 
Since 1995, PDS has partnered exclusively with healthcare organizations to design, build, and support state-of-the-art technologies employing best practices for data warehousing, business intelligence, analytics, and dashboard reporting.

The key ingredients in our success are data modeling and our senior leadership’s expertise in harnessing data to manage the business of healthcare. As anyone working in healthcare understands, transactions between providers and payers are arguably much more complex than in any other industry. Without a good data model, it is challenging - if not impossible - to measure revenue cycle performance, clinical and quality outcomes, and operational expenses. And attempting to join data from multiple sources is not just a science – it's a work of art.