For most healthcare organizations, the dream of a single, unified analytics platform remains just that—a dream. The reality is a tangled ecosystem of BI tools, each tied to specific departments, legacy systems, or user preferences.
Even organizations committed to standardization end up with multiple analytics platforms. Why? Because:
EHR-embedded analytics like Epic’s Clarity or Cerner’s Power Insight are critical for clinical workflows.
Specialized solutions serve departments such as revenue cycle or supply chain with niche requirements.
Legacy systems still deliver value, and migrating off them is expensive and disruptive.
User preferences vary—teams often have established workflows they’re reluctant to give up.
Vendor partnerships often bundle BI tools into their services.
This multi-tool setup isn’t inherently bad—it’s the unmanaged sprawl that causes friction.
This complexity introduces problems for both analytics teams and end users:
Analytics Teams Face:
Juggling expertise across platforms
Maintaining consistent data definitions
Managing security and permissions
Prioritizing development across ecosystems
Monitoring adoption and performance
End Users Deal With:
Confusion over where to find the right report
Learning multiple interfaces
Uncertainty about data accuracy
Mistrust in conflicting metrics
Wasting time navigating a fragmented system
The result? Underused insights, duplicated work, and lost opportunities.
Most organizations try to fix this chaos through:
Standardization mandates—often failing to meet all departmental needs
Centralized portals—like SharePoint links that quickly go stale
Analytics catalogs—manually curated spreadsheets that are tough to maintain
These methods treat symptoms, not the root cause: a disconnected user experience.
Rather than fighting the multi-tool reality, leading organizations are embracing it—and solving for it with a unified discovery layer. This approach provides:
Platform-agnostic search across all tools
Unified metadata for consistency and clarity
Smart recommendations based on context and usage
Direct report access within native tools
Cross-platform governance for certifications and documentation
This bridges the gap between tools and users, increasing adoption, efficiency, and trust.
The Eureka platform brings this vision to life by:
Automatically indexing reports across major healthcare BI systems
Creating a searchable, browsable analytics catalog
Delivering consistent metadata and descriptions
Enabling single-click access to native reports
Supporting governance workflows across platforms
With Eureka, organizations retain their existing tools—but finally connect the dots.