Healthcare System Streamlines Access and Speeds Time-to-Value
Successful M&As require identity unification via an Identity Data Fabric.
When two large healthcare systems merged, the business alignment was strong—but identity fragmentation quickly became a barrier to care delivery. Disconnected directories, incompatible applications, and siloed identity stores prevented caregivers from accessing critical systems when they needed them most.
This case study shows how a large healthcare organization unified identity data across environments, accelerated post-merger integration, and avoided tens of millions of dollars in unnecessary infrastructure costs.
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What This Case Study Examines:
The healthcare system partnered with Radiant Logic to unify identity data across both organizations using an Identity Data Fabric approach.
By aggregating identity data from multiple sources into a single, unified view, the identity team eliminated silos without replacing existing systems. Applications that previously could not support multiple directories were able to authenticate users seamlessly through one set of credentials. The case study will help you understand:
The identity and access challenges created by large-scale healthcare M&A
Why legacy IAM systems and incompatible directories slow post-merger integration
The operational and financial risks of traditional identity consolidation approaches
How identity unification eliminates silos without rebuilding infrastructure
How a healthcare system enabled secure SSO and MFA across merged environments
The impact of rapid identity unification on time-to-value and caregiver access
How a unified identity foundation supports long-term scalability and Zero Trust initiatives
See how identity unification enabled secure, rapid healthcare M&A integration—without costly infrastructure changes.