Large Health Services Organization Delivers Phased Go-Live Through Agile Implementation and Enablement
Solution live in 6 months with incremental releases starting in week 3
First production payouts processed within 90 days
Zero disruption to ongoing commission cycles during rollout
Situation
A large health services organization set out to modernize its sales performance environment, replacing fragmented processes with a unified, governed platform. Given the size and regulatory sensitivity of the organization, leadership prioritized accuracy, auditability, and continuity of operations over a “big bang” deployment.From the outset, the organization viewed implementation not as a one-time project, but as the foundation for long-term ownership and operational maturity.
Challenge
The complexity of existing plans, data dependencies, and validation requirements made a traditional waterfall implementation risky. Leadership needed early value without waiting months for a full release, while operational teams required confidence that changes would not disrupt production cycles.
There was also a strong emphasis on enablement: internal teams needed to understand not just how the platform worked, but how to operate and evolve it independently over time.
Solution
Optymyze partnered with the organization using an agile, incremental implementation model. Rather than waiting for a complete build, core components were released into controlled production environments starting in the third week, allowing teams to validate logic, data, and workflows progressively.
Implementation focused equally on configuration and enablement. Optymyze worked closely with internal teams through structured working sessions, hands-on training, and operational walkthroughs, ensuring knowledge transfer alongside delivery. Regular checkpoints allowed scope and priorities to be adjusted without delaying progress.
Outcomes
The organization successfully went live within six months, with production usage established well before the final rollout. Early releases built confidence, reduced risk, and allowed internal teams to take ownership quickly. By the time full deployment was complete, day-to-day operations were already running smoothly, supported by a clear operating model and an ongoing enablement partnership.