About
One engineer, nearly twenty years of healthcare reporting
Background
Industrial engineer. Working data architect.
Jean-Luc's Epic reporting work started in 2007, before Syntrix existed: Clarity extracts, custom data models, report packs, and the analyst teams that keep them running. Syntrix was founded in 2010 to do that work for more than one organization at a time.
The engineering background shows in how engagements run. Reporting is treated as a system with inputs, queues, and throughput, not as a pile of requests. Decisions are written down with their reasoning, so the next person can follow them.
Today the work is the move from Epic Clarity reporting to Microsoft Fabric: architecture, governance, and capacity cost, for organizations that have reporting worth keeping.
Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program member.
How Syntrix works
Evidence first, conclusions second
- Falsifiable claims. Recommendations are specific enough to be wrong, and are written so you can check them.
- Published methods. The Handbook, the Metrics Reference, and iScale are public. Nothing is gated behind a form.
- Move, do not rebuild. The reporting you already trust is the starting point, not the problem.
- Governance in the estate. If users cannot see it in the tenant, it is not governance yet.
Next step
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No account managers, no hand-offs to a delivery team.