The client was a multi-facility health system exploring the use of artificial intelligence to improve clinical outcomes, operational efficiency, and financial performance. While leadership saw strong potential in AI, prior initiatives had been fragmented, pilot-driven, and lacking enterprise coordination. There was no shared view of readiness, value prioritization, or governance.
To move from experimentation to execution, the health system partnered with Zymr to conduct a comprehensive AI readiness assessment and develop a structured implementation roadmap.
AI interest existed across departments, but efforts were siloed and lacked consistent evaluation criteria. Data quality, infrastructure maturity, and governance readiness varied widely across clinical and operational domains. Leaders needed clarity on where AI could deliver measurable value versus where foundational gaps would limit impact. Without a governance model, there was also risk around model oversight, bias, explainability, and regulatory exposure.
Zymr helped the health system move from AI curiosity to AI strategy. By grounding decisions in readiness and value, the organization avoided fragmented experimentation and gained a clear, governed path to deploying AI responsibly and at scale.
Zymr conducted an enterprise-wide AI readiness and maturity assessment, translating interest into an actionable strategy.