Skypoint AI Use Cases

Skypoint is a HITRUST r2 certified data unification and agentic AI platform that accelerates productivity and efficiency for healthcare organizations.

Are you ready for AI? Here are 5 Questions to Address AI Readiness.

Skypoint Studio and AI Agents

Skypoint, a HITRUST r2-certified AI-powered data unification and agentic SaaS platform, enhances productivity and operational efficiency for healthcare organizations. It includes:

  • Skypoint AI Studio: Enables IT professionals to manage data and AI agents within healthcare enterprises.
  • Skypoint Copilots with AI Agents: Empowers business users to automate workflows and enhance decision-making with AI-driven insights.

By analyzing vast amounts of data and recognizing patterns, it can provide invaluable insights that enable organizations to take proactive steps to capitalize on opportunities or mitigate issues before they become major problems.

Your data. Your AI. Your future.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are two related but distinct technologies that form a harmonious relationship.

AI collects data like demographics, transactions, or health history, while ML algorithms process this massive amount of information to identify patterns and make recommendations based on predicted outcomes.

By continuously adapting ML models with high quality data, organizations can make the right decisions to best serve their customers and employees in regulated industries.

Skypoint’s AI and ML models provide the competitive edge to help you make rapid decisions at scale to deliver the best possible outcomes. 

How Skypoint AI Works:

With a variety of options ranging from simple yes/no predictions with AI Builder, to bespoke machine learning models for complex scenarios – Skypoint provides the competitive edge to help you make rapid decisions at scale to deliver the best possible outcomes. 

1. Import

Import data from disparate sources into the Skypoint Lakehouse using Dataflow, Skypoint’s built-in ELT tool and other data engineering tools. 

2. Unify Data

Data is then unified through a process known as master data management—creating “golden record” profiles for AI models.

3. Compound AI System

Integrate unified data to multiple specialized models to deliver complex, adaptive, and efficient multi-functional AI solutions.

4. Activate

Visualize valuable BI, AI Copilots and predictive insights, or export outputs and execute with 3rd-party applications.

Skypoint's AI Models:

Our pre-built AI and machine learning prediction models enable you to unlock advanced data potential across industries.

The Churn Model predicts who is most likely to cancel, un-enroll, move out, or switch to a competing alternative.

The Recommendation Model uses transaction data like purchases, returns, and donations as its foundation for smart recommendations.

The Lifetime Value Model predicts the potential lifetime value (LTV) of revenue or costs that individuals will bring to your organization.

Entity Resolution enables you to to deduplicate, manage, and improve core business entities or individuals, such as patients, providers, customers, guests, residents, products, and suppliers.

RFM Model (Recency, Frequency, and Monetary) uses values to create targeted segments audiences based on revenue generated or expenses incurred.

The Sentiment Analysis Model utilizes Natural Language Processing (NLP) and intelligent labeling to process feedback from reviews, social media posts, or surveys — unlocking insights into how people feel about everything from products to experiences.

An AI Copilot interface trained to answer questions in a conversational manner based on data that is up-to-date and relevant to specific industries.

Skypoint AI & Machine Learning FAQs

In healthcare for example, AI collects and analyzes large amounts of patient data, including demographic information, medical history, lab results, and imaging studies, while machine learning algorithms analyze this data to identify patterns that are predictive of patient outcomes.

The machine learning algorithms are trained on historical data to make predictions about future patient outcomes and continuously improve their performance as new data becomes available. This combination of AI and machine learning allows healthcare providers to make informed decisions about patient care and develop effective, evidence-based treatment plans.

This powerful machine learning technique can reveal hidden layers in large amounts of text, helping you find relationships between documents and identify key topics.

Two popular algorithms for achieving this are Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) and its variants as well as Non-Negative Matrix Factorization (NMF).

With their help you’ll have all sorts insights into trends, classifications or sentiments within your texts – ready to enhance a variety of applications from document classification to sentiment analysis.

  1. Retrain the model: You can add new data to the existing training dataset and retrain the model with the combined dataset to make the model more accurate.

  2. Fine-tuning: In this approach, you can take an existing pre-trained model and fine-tune it with new data. This approach is especially useful when you have limited new data.

  3. Transfer learning: Transfer learning is similar to fine-tuning, but in this approach, you use a pre-trained model to extract relevant features from the new data and then train a new model on these features. This approach is especially useful when the new data is significantly different from the original data used to train the model.

  4. Incremental learning: Incremental learning involves updating the model with new data while retaining the knowledge gained from the previous data. This approach is useful when the model needs to adapt to new data without forgetting the previously learned information.

For data to be fully utilized by AI and machine learning models, it needs to meet several requirements:

  1. Quality: The data must be of high quality and free from errors, missing values, and inconsistencies. This will ensure that the models generate accurate results.
  2. Quantity: The data needs to be sufficient in quantity, covering a diverse range of scenarios, in order to allow the models to generalize and make accurate predictions.
  3. Relevance: The data must be relevant to the task the model is being used for. For example, in healthcare, the data must pertain to patient medical history, demographic information, and outcomes.
  4. Format: The data must be in a format that can be easily processed by machine learning algorithms. This often involves cleaning, transforming, and normalizing the data to remove any biases or irrelevant information. This is why master data management is critical to leverage ML
  5. Labeling: For supervised learning, the data must be labeled with clear and accurate ground truth information.

Yes! You can integrate your artificial intelligence and machine learning models deployed as web service endpoints to utilize unified tables. Bulk uploading allows you to take advantage of the Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence technologies that send data to your Azure machine learning model and brings the output.

To configure the Custom model, the following prerequisites must be met:

  • You must have an API of the custom object to make the import request.
  • Request and response body of the service should be in JSON format.

Learn more

Skypoint brings AI to your data to help you bring AI to your business.

Ready to get the most value from your data? Skypoint connects unified data with generative AI so you can safely chat with your data and accelerate innovation.