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Four more stories from across Oracle, S&P Global, and Weill Cornell Medicine — accurate, current, just not part of the four flagship case studies featured on the homepage.

Behavioral Telemetry & Real-Time Metrics Strategy
Oracle · Data Strategy

Context: Two enterprise platforms lacked real-time behavioral insight, so decisions were reactive and product prioritization was limited.

What I did: Defined feature-level adoption metrics and executive dashboards, and built continuous data pipelines for decision-making insights.

Impact: NPS improved from 6 to 8; real-time product insights replaced reactive strategy.

What I learned: behavioral data only changes decisions once it reaches the people making them in a format they can act on — dashboards mattered as much as the pipeline behind them.

Multi-Division Enterprise Analytics Rollout
S&P Global · Market Intelligence

Context: The Market Intelligence division needed a unified reporting platform; manual, fragmented reporting limited visibility and compliance was inconsistent across divisions.

What I did: Defined governance, audit, and compliance pipelines, and coordinated stakeholders across Product, Sales, Data Science, and Compliance.

Impact: Reporting automated from weeks to real time; predictive risk scoring contributed to a 10%+ improvement in retention.

What I learned: governance and speed aren't opposites in a regulated enterprise — they just need to be designed together from the start.

Digital Transformation for Healthcare
Weill Cornell Medicine

Context: A provider portal and patient-facing platform served 2,000+ physicians and millions of patients, with low engagement, fragmented workflows, and critical compliance requirements.

What I did: Designed digital workflows, improved portal usability, and aligned IT, clinical, administrative, and compliance teams.

Impact: Patient engagement improved 40%; HIPAA compliance maintained throughout.

What I learned: in healthcare, usability and compliance have to be solved together — treating either as secondary slows both down.

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