Reltio: Pioneering Data Driven Future
Manish Sood, CEO & Founder
Reltio Cloud’s enterprise data-driven applications are tailored for the role and business goals of each user. They are as easy to use as consumer data-driven applications such as LinkedIn, and each application can be deployed in phases for specific business initiatives.
Reltio has been used to support account and sales teams using affiliation management, key account management, plan and payer management; brand managers for product segmentation, cataloging, market and competitive analysis; HR teams for CIA (Corporate Integrity Agreement) sales rep training compliance; marketing and MSL (Medical Science Liaisons) for key opinion and thought leader management, clinical trial site and investigator management, patient data management and more. “Reltio datadriven applications are being used by companies in business scenarios that the rigid process-driven structure of CRM wasn’t designed for. Sales people see CRM as a recording device for management, that doesn’t help them sell more or manage their accounts better. They want tailored applications which can provide insight and recommended actions, based on the best data available, to help them succeed,” remarked Manish.
Reltio’s modern data management foundation for DDAs dynamically cleanses and reconciles data to uncover relationships within and across Healthcare Professionals (HCP), Healthcare Organizations and more. Any type of master data, transaction and interaction data, third party, public and social data can be brought together and related through Reltio, with full security, privacy, and auditability meeting the highest IT data quality and compliance standards.
Buying Data as Easy as Shopping on Amazon
Organizations that license data from third party data providers or want to leverage open data sets traditionally had to burden IT with loading data through cumbersome batch processes. By providing these data sets through data-as- a-service (DaaS) Reltio has lowered the barrier for companies to integrate and augment data within their enterprise, and provided third party data providers with a mechanism to sell their data to new audiences. Reltio has formed partnerships with data providers such as MedPro, DarkMatter2BD, Health Market Science and Enclarity (now LexisNexis) to bring their datasets in the cloud. Users of Reltio DDA scan search across all data sources, purchasing data Amazon-style on demand to give them a broader insights which they can act upon right there and then.
Manish proudly added, “Endusers of a Reltio DDA can even collaboratively improve the quality of the data. Since many frontline business users meet with their customers such as HCPs and HCOs, they have access to the very latest updates, which they can feed back to the vendor for credits, a win-win for all.” Meanwhile, the same data subscription capability can be used internally between departments. In other words, each deployed DDA can subscribe or share data with another DDA. Data from affiliations, plan and payer, HR CIA, product and HCP/HCO master information can all roll up to feed a key account management DDA.
Reltio’s modern data management foundation for DDAs dynamically cleanses and reconciles data to uncover relationships within and across Healthcare Professionals (HCP), Healthcare Organizations and more. Any type of master data, transaction and interaction data, third party, public and social data can be brought together and related through Reltio, with full security, privacy, and auditability meeting the highest IT data quality and compliance standards.
Buying Data as Easy as Shopping on Amazon
Organizations that license data from third party data providers or want to leverage open data sets traditionally had to burden IT with loading data through cumbersome batch processes. By providing these data sets through data-as- a-service (DaaS) Reltio has lowered the barrier for companies to integrate and augment data within their enterprise, and provided third party data providers with a mechanism to sell their data to new audiences. Reltio has formed partnerships with data providers such as MedPro, DarkMatter2BD, Health Market Science and Enclarity (now LexisNexis) to bring their datasets in the cloud. Users of Reltio DDA scan search across all data sources, purchasing data Amazon-style on demand to give them a broader insights which they can act upon right there and then.
Manish proudly added, “Endusers of a Reltio DDA can even collaboratively improve the quality of the data. Since many frontline business users meet with their customers such as HCPs and HCOs, they have access to the very latest updates, which they can feed back to the vendor for credits, a win-win for all.” Meanwhile, the same data subscription capability can be used internally between departments. In other words, each deployed DDA can subscribe or share data with another DDA. Data from affiliations, plan and payer, HR CIA, product and HCP/HCO master information can all roll up to feed a key account management DDA.
Secure Information at Their Fingertips
For any cloud offering security is a big concern. Cases such as exposing of millions of credit cards, e-mails, employee records, and databases have caused concern, even though in most of those scenarios the data wasn’t even stored in the cloud. Reltio ensures all data is completely encrypted and secured. Reltio also adheres to healthcare and life sciences specific industry standards and security policies. “Certifications and accreditations strengthen the security around our data-driven applications, giving our customers peace of mind,” describes Manish.
In fact, Reltio has been used in multibillion-dollar M&As in which security and privacy is of the utmost importance. Reltio was able to reconcile the data for each of the merging parties into their separate clouds, then using DaaS to bring the data into a shared “clean room” cloud that only the auditors could access. This not only helped accelerate the pre-merger analysis of synergies and overlaps between the companies, but also provided the foundation for new DDAs going forward for the combined entity.
Social, mobile, analytics and cloud (SMAC), are key trends that healthcare and life sciences companies should care about and Reltio is uniquely positioned to support them. “Data generated from a variety of sources such as multi-channel and omni-channel customer interactions, as well as Internet of Things for patient care for example, will scale to big data volumes as historical data must be retained,” predicts Manish. “It’s a lot of data to gather let alone understand, and look back on when needed! The ability to create reliable data, uncover relationships to form relevant insights and ultimately eliminate the lag to delivering recommended actions directly into the hands of business users is what will be key,” says Manish.
The Future Contains New Business Opportunities
Reltio is helping guide healthcare and life sciences companies towards a datadriven future. The team reviews requests provided directly by users through a feedback button built into the product, to add new capabilities for better customer insights and recommendations. Reltio also serves other markets such as oil and gas, retail and distribution, enabling cross industry pollination of ideas that can benefit healthcare and life sciences.
Reltio has a multi-pronged agenda: to give healthcare and life sciences the ability to better manage and gain insight into their data and relationships to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their R&D and commercial operations. Along the way, companies will be able to perform more efficient M&A, better serve the HCP and HCO community, align themselves with better patient outcomes, and even find new and exciting ways to monetize their valuable data assets.
For any cloud offering security is a big concern. Cases such as exposing of millions of credit cards, e-mails, employee records, and databases have caused concern, even though in most of those scenarios the data wasn’t even stored in the cloud. Reltio ensures all data is completely encrypted and secured. Reltio also adheres to healthcare and life sciences specific industry standards and security policies. “Certifications and accreditations strengthen the security around our data-driven applications, giving our customers peace of mind,” describes Manish.
In fact, Reltio has been used in multibillion-dollar M&As in which security and privacy is of the utmost importance. Reltio was able to reconcile the data for each of the merging parties into their separate clouds, then using DaaS to bring the data into a shared “clean room” cloud that only the auditors could access. This not only helped accelerate the pre-merger analysis of synergies and overlaps between the companies, but also provided the foundation for new DDAs going forward for the combined entity.
Social, mobile, analytics and cloud (SMAC), are key trends that healthcare and life sciences companies should care about and Reltio is uniquely positioned to support them. “Data generated from a variety of sources such as multi-channel and omni-channel customer interactions, as well as Internet of Things for patient care for example, will scale to big data volumes as historical data must be retained,” predicts Manish. “It’s a lot of data to gather let alone understand, and look back on when needed! The ability to create reliable data, uncover relationships to form relevant insights and ultimately eliminate the lag to delivering recommended actions directly into the hands of business users is what will be key,” says Manish.
The Future Contains New Business Opportunities
Reltio is helping guide healthcare and life sciences companies towards a datadriven future. The team reviews requests provided directly by users through a feedback button built into the product, to add new capabilities for better customer insights and recommendations. Reltio also serves other markets such as oil and gas, retail and distribution, enabling cross industry pollination of ideas that can benefit healthcare and life sciences.
Reltio has a multi-pronged agenda: to give healthcare and life sciences the ability to better manage and gain insight into their data and relationships to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their R&D and commercial operations. Along the way, companies will be able to perform more efficient M&A, better serve the HCP and HCO community, align themselves with better patient outcomes, and even find new and exciting ways to monetize their valuable data assets.
October 23, 2017
