Industry: Regional Healthcare Provider
Locations: 22 Facilities across Two States
Workloads: 430+ Clinical, Imaging, and EHR Applications
Scope: VMware Renewal, Workload Mapping, Compliance & BC/DR Strategy
A regional healthcare provider faced a 8X cost increase under Broadcom’s VMware model, threatening mission-critical operations that supported patient care and compliance.
The provider’s workloads were distributed across aging on-prem systems and underperforming cloud environments, lacking visibility into utilization and data dependencies.
To modernize safely, they required a partner capable of delivering cloud-like agility with HIPAA-level control .
Leveraging LogiCloudiQ’s Renew framework, we negotiated a per-core renewal rate 45% below Broadcom’s standard model, securing flexibility to migrate select workloads without penalty.
Our engineers used AWI to map all 430 applications — clinical, imaging, and telehealth — across their compute, storage, and network dependencies.
The assessment included compliance classification (HIPAA, PCI, PHI) and latency mapping for real-time imaging workloads.
We built a hybrid strategy aligned to workload purpose:
By applying automation and resilience modeling inspired by VCSP’s hospital and diagnostics projects, we eliminated risk of repatriation and achieved seamless workload alignment.
KPI | Outcome | Impact |
💰 Renewal Savings | 45% cost reduction | Immediate operational relief |
🧭 Workload Intelligence | 100% visibility through AWI | Data-driven modernization |
⚙️ Infrastructure Efficiency | 25% VM reduction | Simplified management |
🧠 AI Readiness | Architecture validated for AI-driven diagnostics | Future-ready platform |
The healthcare provider now operates a resilient, hybrid infrastructure that seamlessly balances agility, compliance, and scalability. Epic Software—and all dependent workloads and applications—now run under a unified infrastructure framework, enhancing performance, reliability, and SLA adherence across the organization.
Where Workloads Decide — Not Vendors.