Case Study: St. Luke’s University Health Network transforms clinical collaboration and productivity with Microsoft Corporation

St. Luke’s transforms clinical collaboration with Microsoft 365 cloud-connected workplace

St. Luke’s University Health Network, a large U.S. health provider, was facing the challenge of modernizing clinical and administrative work while improving patient care, controlling costs, meeting HIPAA and other compliance requirements, and reducing duplicate systems. Working with Microsoft Corporation, the network adopted a cloud-first workplace strategy using Microsoft 365, Azure, Dynamics 365, Teams, Intune, Stream, and Windows 10 to support collaboration across its 17,000 employees.

Microsoft Corporation helped St. Luke’s transform communication and device management with a secure, cloud-connected environment for messaging, conferencing, scheduling, and mobile access. The result was a more unified digital workspace, fewer meetings, better task follow-up, and faster clinical collaboration; St. Luke’s also expects a 20% to 30% productivity increase, along with lower costs and improved usability from consolidating applications.

St. Luke’s University Health Network

Chad Brisendine

Vice President and Chief Information Officer