Our client is a local, nonprofit, managed care organization focused on improving the health of Texas residents. They offer one of the largest portfolios of affordable or no-cost plans that serve one of the largest provider networks.
Awair empowers its users to mitigate their indoor air for health and safety, be it at home, school, the workplace or anywhere else they may spend time indoors such as gyms, cafes, or elsewhere. They engaged Penrod to help build a scalable technology solution that improves their existing sales/lead management process, promote data integrity, and builds a foundation for additional business units to leverage Salesforce in the future.
While the goal was to replace their existing system, the alignment and vision of the client paired with the clear boundaries and goals of Penrod’s...
Awair empowers its users to mitigate their indoor air for health and safety, be it at home, school, the workplace or anywhere else they may spend time indoors such as gyms, cafes, or elsewhere. They engaged Penrod to help build a scalable technology solution that improves their existing sales/lead management process, promote data integrity, and builds a foundation for additional business units to leverage Salesforce in the future.
While the goal was to replace their existing system, the alignment and vision of the client paired with the clear boundaries and goals of Penrod’s...
Penrod and Starkey were challenged with transitioning their Service teams from a highly customized, heavily integrated, legacy system over to Salesforce.
Our client is a local, nonprofit, managed care organization focused on improving the health of Texas residents. They offer one of the largest portfolios of affordable or no-cost plans that serve one of the largest provider networks.
Our client was using a third-party partner to manage their clinical trials. As a public benefit corporation, our client takes patient experience incredibly seriously – and patient experience often starts with data. The third-party restricted our client from editing patient data, which meant that they were unable to refine the patient experience, act as quickly as they needed, or analyze data in real-time.