Siloed spreadsheets held back research for years. AI now scans 100M+ data points to guide wound care, cutting analysis cycles to weeks.
The federal health sciences university trains medical professionals for the U.S. military, conducting critical care research that impacts 467,000 service members and civilians annually.
Staff relied on flat spreadsheets and local databases that only allowed one user at a time, creating severe data silos that prevented real-time...
“We have harnessed Google Cloud BigQuery, Vertex AI, and Gemini models to build upon our legacy of innovation at USU. By establishing a single vision for how we approach compute and storage, and with AI integrated across our platforms, we are accelerating research, improving care, and returning time to clinicians.”
Federal health sciences university training military medical and research professionals.
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