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Strict quality standards slowed cycles. Claude now executes the build-test-fix loop, doubling execution speed.
- 10% increase in test coverage
- 2x faster feature execution
Compliance risks held back innovation. Engineers now use Claude Code to validate every PR for privacy and write tests 80% faster.
One of Europe's largest telemedicine providers connects 2.5 million patients across Switzerland and Germany, handling approximately 3,000 remote consultations daily during peak periods.
Development cycles became bottlenecks as the feature backlog grew and regulatory requirements evolved. Engineers faced pressure to accelerate...
“Our development cycles were becoming bottlenecks to healthcare innovation. We needed to deliver faster while ensuring our existing systems remained bulletproof.”
Telemedicine platform providing 24/7 medical consultations via phone and video.
Anthropic is a technology company specializing in artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions.
Integrated Claude Code into Medgate's development workflows and tested it across four teams.
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Strict quality standards slowed cycles. Claude now executes the build-test-fix loop, doubling execution speed.
Talent shortages held back delivery. Engineers now use AI to review code 90% faster and cut 24-hour tasks to one hour.
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Lab supply orders were handwritten in notebooks. Digital ordering now takes seconds, saving 30,000 hours for research annually.