Make your next move with evidence you can defend

01 / The decision in front of you

Your decision shouldn’t depend on another reporting queue.

You have a recommendation to make. The analysis is still being assembled.

When it arrives, you have a follow-up question. A different patient population. Another treatment pathway. A regional pattern that needs explaining.

Now you’re waiting again.

And getting a number sooner doesn’t solve everything. You still need to understand where it came from, which assumptions shaped it, and whether it supports the decision you’re making.

The work is important. So is having enough time left to act on it.

You need more control over the work, without giving up the judgment the work requires.

02 / What changes for you

Spend your time deciding what matters.

Visibility

See where to focus.

Explore patient journeys, treatment changes, and provider activity. Investigate opportunities and gaps your existing view may not reveal.

Explore the Healthcare Map

Independence

Pursue the follow-up.

Use conversational and no-code analysis to investigate the next question, rather than treating every follow-up as a separate reporting project.

Explore Marmot

Defensibility

Bring the reasoning into the room.

Inspect analytical steps and revisit the work behind a conclusion. Give your reviewers something to examine, not just a result to accept.

See how the work is documented

Capacity

Get support where you need it.

Discuss specialist help for projects that require more capacity or research expertise than your team can devote to them.

Explore ways to work

Your expertise belongs in the decision, not buried under the work required to prepare for it.

03 / Start with your goal

What are you trying to get done?

Choose the work in front of you. You don’t need to know which product it requires.

Not sure where to start? Describe your question.

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Your starting point

Choose another goal

Your question sets the path.

Define the decision
Check the data fit
Review the analysis
Agree your next move

What you’re working toward

A useful answer, an understandable method, and a clear basis for your next decision.

What to bring

Your use case, the decision you need to make, and what your current approach cannot tell you.

Explore ways to work

See how the work could get done Explore your use case

These paths illustrate how an engagement could be scoped. They are not guaranteed deliverables or analyses included in a demo.

04 / Ways to work

Choose how you get the work done.

Your question may call for data your team can use, tools your team can run, specialist support, or a combination.

Start with what you need to accomplish. Then discuss the right scope.

01

Data access and enrichment

See what your current data is missing.

You have a question worth answering. First, you need to know whether the data can support it.

Explore connected patient journeys and relevant specialty information. Assess the population, time period, and clinical detail your analysis requires.

Offerings to discuss: Healthcare Map and MapEnhance, including relevant specialty data such as laboratory, genomic, and social-determinants information.

Explore your data needs

02

Self-service analytics

Answer the follow-up yourself.

Your first answer should help you investigate further.

Use plain-language and no-code workflows to explore populations, treatment patterns, and care journeys. Keep the inquiry moving when a new question changes what you need to examine.

Offerings to discuss: Marmot Navigator, MapExplorer, and MapView, depending on the workflow and access required.

Explore your analytical workflow

03

Custom analytics and integration

Build around the way your team works.

Your methods and models don’t have to fit a prebuilt dashboard.

Explore combining your proprietary datasets with Komodo’s data, running your own analytical approaches, and connecting supported capabilities to your working environment.

Offerings to discuss: Sentinel / Custom Analytics and the Marmot Development Kit. Discuss the requirements for your Snowflake, Databricks, or Python environment.

Discuss what you need to build

04

Managed Services

Get help moving the work forward.

You know what your team needs to accomplish. You may not have the capacity to take on every part of the project.

Discuss execution support through Managed Services. Define the responsibilities, deliverables, review points, and timing around your project.

Offering to discuss: Managed Services. The specific scope and division of responsibilities need to be agreed.

Discuss your support needs

05

Research Consulting

Give your research question the attention it needs.

You need evidence that fits the question and can withstand informed scrutiny.

Discuss specialist support for your research project. Bring the question, intended use, and methodological challenges so the engagement can be scoped around the work you need to complete.

Offering to discuss: Research Consulting. Establish the methods, deliverables, and review responsibilities appropriate to your project.

Discuss your research needs

These are ways to scope the work, not fixed bundles. Product access, specialist services, pricing, and integration requirements are agreed for your engagement. Custom Analytics does not automatically include a done-for-you consulting service.

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05 / Connected around your goal

Your goal stays the same. Your support can change.

Investigate an initial question yourself, bring specialists into a more demanding analysis, or turn the work into a repeatable workflow. The right arrangement depends on your team and the work.

A launch decision

Prioritize where your effort goes.

Data access establishes the relevant population. Self-service analytics supports exploration. Discuss custom work or managed support when the project needs additional execution capacity.

Explore the commercial path

An evidence study

Build around a defined question.

Assess the population and variables through data access. Discuss specialist research support for agreed project needs. Use a custom analytical environment when your own methods require it.

Explore the evidence path

A recurring analysis

Make useful work reusable.

Start with self-service exploration. Define the question and logic. Discuss custom analytics and integration for a repeatable workflow, with review requirements agreed before wider use.

Explore the analytics path

These combinations are illustrative, not packaged inclusions. You remain responsible for the decision. The support helps you do the work behind it.

06 / Customer and institutional voices

See what teams have been able to change.

Novo Nordisk / Customer testimonial

“The shortest study we’ve done is over a weekend.”

Christopher Blanchette · Novo Nordisk

Blanchette describes studies that previously took six months and contrasts them with the shortest study his team completed using Marmot.

This is the shortest reported study, not an average result or a guaranteed turnaround for your project. The testimonial is published by Komodo.

Read the customer testimonial

Alnylam / Customer expansion

More time to act.

Alnylam expanded its Marmot relationship after deploying custom AI agents and integrating enterprise datasets. The June 2026 announcement reports that reporting cycles fell from months to hours.

A reported customer example, not a promised turnaround for your project.

Read the expansion announcement

Merck / Customer testimonial

Greater team capacity.

Ritu Saxena describes benefits that extended beyond her own work to her wider team. Her testimonial speaks to the additional capacity Marmot gave the team.

A qualitative account of the team’s experience, not a quantified financial return.

Read the customer testimonial

NCQA / Institutional collaboration

Faster evidence development.

NCQA’s Tricia Elliott describes the goal as working “with greater speed while remaining grounded in rigorous evidence.”

Komodo’s announcement reports testing a specific colorectal-cancer follow-up measure in about a month, against a historical two-to-three-month process. This is an institutional-use example, not certification of every output.

Read the collaboration announcement

Fight CRC / Patient-facing application

Information people can use.

Fight CRC’s Provider Finder uses Komodo technology to help people search for relevant healthcare providers. You can see a tangible application of the work.

The service is visible on Fight CRC’s own website. This example does not establish improved clinical outcomes.

Explore the provider finder

Customer testimonials and partnership results describe particular experiences. Your results depend on the question, data suitability, configuration, scope, and review required.

Explore your use case

07 / Your next step

Bring one question. Examine what it takes to answer it.

Your demo should start with the decision in front of you.

01 / Your decision

Describe what you need to decide.

Share your use case, relevant population or therapeutic area, and the limitation in your current approach.

02 / The work

Explore a relevant workflow.

See how the work could be approached. Discuss data requirements, analytical steps, and what needs further validation.

03 / Your next move

Identify the right next step.

Determine which capabilities are relevant, where specialist support may be needed, and what requires a separately scoped evaluation or engagement.

You’re exploring fit. A completed study, custom implementation, or production deployment is a separate piece of work.

Request your tailored demo

08 / A different setting

Your question may start somewhere else.

Start with the decision you need to support, whether you’re advising a client, assessing a market, or advancing an institutional mission.

Financial services

Test your market assumptions.

Examine healthcare market assumptions against treatment adoption and utilization patterns. Discuss data access and the analytical capabilities relevant to your question.

Explore your market question

Consultancies and agencies

Give your client a defensible recommendation.

Bring patient-journey analysis, market assessment, or custom analytical work into your engagement. Confirm client-use rights and project scope.

Explore your client engagement

Institutions and advocacy

Decide what to address next.

Investigate a quality, care-gap, or patient-access question. Define the evidence or practical service your mission requires.

Explore your institutional goal

Market analysis does not guarantee investment performance. Care-gap analysis does not, on its own, establish improved patient outcomes.

09 / Before you move forward

Your questions deserve direct answers.

Can you work with data and tools you already use?

Komodo’s custom analytics offering supports proprietary datasets and customer-developed methods. Discuss your environment, permissions, and integration requirements before assuming a particular setup will fit. Explore Custom Analytics.

Do you need to know which products to request?

No. Start with what you need to accomplish. Your use case is the starting point for discussing relevant capabilities and services.

Can you get specialist help?

Komodo publicly lists Managed Services and Research Consulting. Ask which support is appropriate for your project and what is included in the proposed scope. Explore research and service support.

Does a reproducible result mean it is automatically right?

No. Reproducibility helps you inspect and repeat the work. You still need to assess data suitability, assumptions, methods, and whether the result supports its intended use.

How soon can you expect usable work?

Your timeline needs to account for the question, available data, configuration, and review. Ask for a scoped estimate. A customer’s fastest reported result is not a reliable forecast for your project.

What will your engagement cost?

Request pricing against a defined scope. Establish which product access, specialist work, integration, and ongoing support are included before comparing proposals.

10 / Make your next move

What question is holding up your next decision?

Your launch priorities. Your study design. Your evidence gap. The recurring analysis your team keeps rebuilding.

Bring the question. Explore the work behind a useful answer.

You don’t need to choose a full platform or commit to every service lane. Start with the work that matters now.

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Make your next move with evidence you can defend.