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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Cedars-Sinai	Healthcare	15043	$5.2B	United States	BD	BD Integrated Analytics	Analytics and BI	2008	n/a	In 2008, Cedars-Sinai deployed BD Integrated Analytics as part of the California Healthcare-Associated Infection Prevention Initiative expansion that listed the hospital among participants using Cardinal Health MedMined data-mining technology to support infection prevention and clinical surveillance. The engagement situates BD Integrated Analytics within the Analytics and BI category for hospital surveillance and reporting use. The installation used MedMined data-mining approaches to populate automated clinical surveillance workflows, case detection logic, and benchmarking dashboards, enabling infection prevention teams to surface potential healthcare-associated infections. Functional capabilities implemented are consistent with Analytics and BI patterns, including automated alerting pipelines, cohort analytics, trend reporting, cross-facility benchmarking, and clinician-facing surveillance reports for clinical epidemiology. Operational coverage focused on hospital infection prevention, clinical epidemiology, patient safety and quality teams, with governance coordinated through the CHAIPI program to standardize surveillance and reporting across participating facilities. The deployment of BD Integrated Analytics is inferred to have enabled earlier detection of healthcare-associated infections and cross-facility benchmarking, reinforcing surveillance workflows across sites.
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey	Insurance	5000	$4.7B	United States	BD	BD Integrated Analytics	Analytics and BI	2005	n/a	In 2005, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey engaged BD Integrated Analytics as part of the New Jersey Infection Prevention Partnership Program to support statewide infection prevention and clinical surveillance efforts. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey used BD Integrated Analytics in the Analytics and BI category to centralize surveillance, reporting and quality improvement workflows across participating in-network hospitals, and contemporaneous MedMined deployments by CareFusion are inferred to represent the BD Integrated Analytics capability referenced in vendor materials. The implementation emphasized clinical surveillance and infection prevention analytics, with configuration focused on automated surveillance workflows, consolidated quality improvement reporting and alerting for bloodstream infection detection. BD Integrated Analytics was used to operationalize case-finding rules, standardize metric definitions and produce longitudinal quality dashboards to support infection control teams and hospital quality programs. Operational coverage included participating in-network hospitals across New Jersey and coordination with CareFusion MedMined operations, enabling a state-level programmatic approach to surveillance. Business functions impacted included infection prevention, clinical quality, patient safety and epidemiology, with data aggregation and analytics provisioned to support routine surveillance cycles and inter-hospital benchmarking. Program governance ran on a statewide cadence from 2005 to 2011, establishing standardized surveillance workflows, common reporting templates and coordinated quality improvement processes across participating sites. Rollout and operational governance aligned hospital infection prevention teams with payer-sponsored program oversight to maintain consistent definitions and reporting frequency. The New Jersey Infection Prevention Partnership Program produced explicit outcomes during the 2005–2011 period, including a 42.16% decrease in bloodstream infections, approximately 14,000 fewer healthcare associated infections and significant cost avoidance as reported by program summaries. These outcomes are attributed to the programmatic use of MedMined analytics, inferred in vendor materials to correspond to BD Integrated Analytics, and reflect the measurable impact reported during the initiative.
	Healthcare	60	$10M	United States	Meditab	Meditab IMS Practice Analysis	Analytics and BI	2015	n/a
	Healthcare	27	$3M	United States	Azalea Health Innovations	Azalea Analytics	Analytics and BI	2022	n/a
	Healthcare	80	$8M	United States	Azalea Health Innovations	Azalea Analytics	Analytics and BI	2020	n/a
	Insurance	14000	$5.5B	United States	MedeAnalytics	MedeAnalytics Payer Enterprise Analytics	Analytics and BI	2014	n/a
	Healthcare	300	$900M	United States	MedeAnalytics	MedeAnalytics Medicaid Enterprise Analytics	Analytics and BI	2019	n/a
	Education	10000	$1.7B	United States	MedeAnalytics	MedeAnalytics Medicaid Enterprise Analytics	Analytics and BI	2016	n/a
	Insurance	14000	$5.5B	United States	MedeAnalytics	MedeAnalytics MedeElevate	Analytics and BI	2016	n/a
	Healthcare	200	$25M	United States	MedeAnalytics	MedeAnalytics MedeElevate	Analytics and BI	2020	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Cedars-Sinai

Healthcare

15043

$5.2B

United States

BD Integrated Analytics

Analytics and BI

2008

n/a

In 2008, Cedars-Sinai deployed BD Integrated Analytics as part of the California Healthcare-Associated Infection Prevention Initiative expansion that listed the hospital among participants using Cardinal Health MedMined data-mining technology to support infection prevention and clinical surveillance. The engagement situates BD Integrated Analytics within the Analytics and BI category for hospital surveillance and reporting use. The installation used MedMined data-mining approaches to populate automated clinical surveillance workflows, case detection logic, and benchmarking dashboards, enabling infection prevention teams to surface potential healthcare-associated infections. Functional capabilities implemented are consistent with Analytics and BI patterns, including automated alerting pipelines, cohort analytics, trend reporting, cross-facility benchmarking, and clinician-facing surveillance reports for clinical epidemiology. Operational coverage focused on hospital infection prevention, clinical epidemiology, patient safety and quality teams, with governance coordinated through the CHAIPI program to standardize surveillance and reporting across participating facilities. The deployment of BD Integrated Analytics is inferred to have enabled earlier detection of healthcare-associated infections and cross-facility benchmarking, reinforcing surveillance workflows across sites.

Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey

Insurance

5000

$4.7B

United States

BD Integrated Analytics

Analytics and BI

2005

n/a

In 2005, Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey engaged BD Integrated Analytics as part of the New Jersey Infection Prevention Partnership Program to support statewide infection prevention and clinical surveillance efforts. Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey used BD Integrated Analytics in the Analytics and BI category to centralize surveillance, reporting and quality improvement workflows across participating in-network hospitals, and contemporaneous MedMined deployments by CareFusion are inferred to represent the BD Integrated Analytics capability referenced in vendor materials. The implementation emphasized clinical surveillance and infection prevention analytics, with configuration focused on automated surveillance workflows, consolidated quality improvement reporting and alerting for bloodstream infection detection. BD Integrated Analytics was used to operationalize case-finding rules, standardize metric definitions and produce longitudinal quality dashboards to support infection control teams and hospital quality programs. Operational coverage included participating in-network hospitals across New Jersey and coordination with CareFusion MedMined operations, enabling a state-level programmatic approach to surveillance. Business functions impacted included infection prevention, clinical quality, patient safety and epidemiology, with data aggregation and analytics provisioned to support routine surveillance cycles and inter-hospital benchmarking. Program governance ran on a statewide cadence from 2005 to 2011, establishing standardized surveillance workflows, common reporting templates and coordinated quality improvement processes across participating sites. Rollout and operational governance aligned hospital infection prevention teams with payer-sponsored program oversight to maintain consistent definitions and reporting frequency. The New Jersey Infection Prevention Partnership Program produced explicit outcomes during the 2005–2011 period, including a 42.16% decrease in bloodstream infections, approximately 14,000 fewer healthcare associated infections and significant cost avoidance as reported by program summaries. These outcomes are attributed to the programmatic use of MedMined analytics, inferred in vendor materials to correspond to BD Integrated Analytics, and reflect the measurable impact reported during the initiative.