A large public health system based in a developed country in the Asia Pacific region, serving nearly two million residents across hospitals, aged care, emergency services, and regional care networks, sought to modernize its data ecosystem to drive better patient outcomes, enable coordinated care, and support real-time clinical decisions.
As part of this transformation, the organization adopted Snowflake as a modern data lakehouse to support high-performance analytics and scalable data storage. However, it quickly became evident that not all data could be ingested or replicated into the lakehouse. With over 600 fragmented and often externally managed systems, and strict privacy and governance requirements across regions, a purely centralized approach was not feasible. Where possible, data replication needed to be minimized, and federated governance across all systems was essential.
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