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Expert headshot Rene Lykkeskov
René Lykkeskov

Governing the economics of AI in health and life sciences: Connecting AI consumption to enterprise value

September 14, 2026 Scaling AI requires clear cost governance. By connecting AI consumption to business ownership, use cases and expected outcomes, leaders can improve spending visibility, strengthen accountability and make more informed investment decisions.

Expert headshot Rene Lykkeskov
René Lykkeskov

Digital reengineering in health & life sciences: From transformation ambition to measurable results

August 28, 2026 Digital reengineering has become a strategic priority. Rather than pursuing large-scale replacement programs, organizations are increasingly focused on selectively modernizing the capabilities that unlock agility, resilience and long-term value.

How CGI engineers helped a healthcare organization accelerate AI-assisted software development with Databricks while maintaining enterprise governance and open-source portability.

AVA, the AI-powered virtual assistant within CGI ProperPay, helps healthcare payers accelerate medical record reviews by organizing complex documentation, extracting critical information, identifying anomalies early and delivering answers in seconds.

Part of the CGI Industry Foresights series, this video explores how AI, connected data and intelligent prediction models are reshaping the future of health & life sciences.

Karen Ballard
Karen Ballard

From “pay and chase” to precision: Rethinking payment integrity for health plan performance

June 3, 2026 As financial and operational pressures increase, leading health plans are shifting payment integrity upstream to prevent errors before they occur. This shift is more than operational. It is a practical way to improve cost control, efficiency and provider engagement.

CGI OMNI360 is a next-generation healthcare platform transforming how care is delivered and managed. Developed with Finland’s leading university hospitals, it already supports the care of one in four Finns.