Persistent.AI
Client Stories
We collaborate every day with leading brands and global enterprises for AI success
We collaborate every day with leading brands and global enterprises for AI success
Every lab visit is a chance to win—or lose—wallet share. When a researcher flashes a competitor’s reagent, the clock starts ticking. If a sales rep can’t surface the perfect in‑house equivalent before the conversation ends, the sale walks next door. Multiply that tension across thousands of daily interactions and speed becomes more than a virtue—it is the engine of revenue growth.
Across 130+ markets and multiple marques, buyers were bouncing between PDFs, slow pages, and busy reps just to compare trims or confirm a feature. Every time a browser tab changed or an email thread stalled, context evaporated and decision-making slowed. Sales teams repeated the same answers. Marketing couldn’t see where interest dropped off. Costs kept stacking up. The brief crystallized into one line: “Make exploration conversational, accurate, and instant—inside the app customers already use.”
A global leader in digital payments and business services set an ambitious Generative AI agenda. Payroll chatbots summarised payslips, HR teams used document-intelligence models, and risk agents flagged compliance gaps—each lived in a separate stack, creating duplicate data paths. What looked like momentum soon felt like drag. Executives spelled it out: ungoverned innovation breeds tech debt and stalls value. They partnered with Persistent to orchestrate a single runway that could scale what worked and retire what didn’t.
A global biopharmaceutical services leader, operating across 54 countries and supporting 95% of the top 200 best-selling drugs, set out to transform its enterprise data ecosystem. With a mission to accelerate drug approvals and enhance clinical research outcomes, the organization faced a complex data landscape—more than 125 fragmented sources including Oracle and FTP systems, each contributing to inconsistent reporting and siloed insights.
A global leader in health information technology and clinical research services faced a growing challenge: its business teams needed frequent, customized reports from clinical trial databases, but the IT department couldn’t keep up with the pace. Static, pre-defined reports were no longer sufficient to meet the dynamic and evolving needs of clinical operations. This created bottlenecks, delayed decision-making, and strained resources.
A global clinical research technology provider was facing a challenge common to industry leaders. Every day, their teams managed a flood of RFPs, proposals, financial records, and bid parameters—all buried across thousands of documents. Manually searching, cross-referencing, and assembling the right information slowed their response times, increased the risk of errors, and made it nearly impossible to work at the speed their clients expected.
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