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Persistent Systems has earned the Databricks Brickbuilder Specialization for Healthcare and Life Sciences, validating its ability to deliver governed data and AI solutions on the Databricks Data Intelligence platform for regulated environments.
Persistent Systems has earned the Databricks Brickbuilder Specialization for Healthcare and Life Sciences, announced in a press release. The recognition confirms the company’s capability to deliver governed data and AI solutions on the Databricks Data Intelligence platform for regulated environments.
The specialization enables Persistent to support healthcare and life sciences organizations in unifying diverse datasets including clinical, genomic, and imaging data. This helps accelerate clinical trials, improve patient outcomes, and operationalize AI across research and commercial workflows.
Persistent’s use of Databricks technologies such as Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, and Mosaic AI allows for reliable data management, governance, and secure model development. The company has implemented these solutions for clients including a contract research organization and a medical device manufacturer to enhance trial success and innovation.
Persistent is a Global Systems Integrator partner for Databricks at the Silver Tier, with more than 900 certifications and a growing portfolio of accelerators built on the Databricks platform.
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