ThoughtSpot for Healthcare
& Life Sciences Analytics
What if your scientists could analyze drug
results in seconds?
With ThoughtSpot, anyone can search to analyze billions of rows of data from any source - from biometrics, to hospital inventory levels, patient results, even health sensors - in seconds.
Now everyone can make smarter decisions to
improve patient care.
Whether you’re a doctor, lab technician, hospital operations manager, or
pharmaceutical sales rep, you can get instant answers with ThoughtSpot.
Below are a few use cases by role.
Pharmaceutical Reps
Increase sales with instant access to physician data and patient outcomes for better cross-sell and up-sell opportunities.
Hospital Managers
Maximize efficiency by analyzing staffing levels, patient turnover and hospital wait times, reducing costs and improving the patient experience.
Scientists & Researchers
Speed up drug discovery with the ability to analyze clinical trial results and historical genomics data, decreasing the time to market for life saving drugs.
"Our scientists can now search instantly across trial results and identify outliers in minutes rather than months."
HEAD OF RESEARCH,
FORTUNE 200 PHARMACEUTICALS COMPANY
Improving Patient Care with Health Claims Data
See how Availity, a leading health tech services provider, is helping medical providers across the US improve quality of care with fast data insights.
Launching a Winning Cloud Analytics Strategy
Learn how innovative organizations are incorporating cloud technologies into their analytics strategies to get a 360 degree view of their customers and products.
Live Query Azure Synapse with ThoughtSpot Embrace
See how ThoughtSpot Embrace lets you run queries directly in your Synapse cloud data warehouse to give you the most up-to-date insights.
The best companies use ThoughtSpot
Insights at the speed of thought.
ThoughtSpot is the Search & AI-driven Analytics platform for the enterprise. Anyone can use search to analyze company data in seconds and get automated insights when you need them.
