Conduent Partners with Oklahoma to Upgrade Disease Surveillance System Using Maven Technology

Conduent Partners with Oklahoma State Health Department to Modernize Disease Surveillance

Conduent Incorporated, a technology-led business solutions company, announces its selection by the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) to implement the Maven® Disease Surveillance & Outbreak Management System. This decision marks a significant upgrade from the state's outdated public health surveillance system, aiming to bolster the efficiency and effectiveness of health monitoring across Oklahoma. The Maven platform, which is cloud-based, provides OSDH with advanced capabilities for the rapid detection, monitoring, tracking, and reporting of public health threats and infectious disease outbreaks. This transformation is crucial for safeguarding the health of Oklahoma's 4 million residents, particularly in the face of emerging health challenges.

Christie McDonald-Hamm, Surveillance Officer at OSDH, stresses the importance of integrating modern technology into public health strategies, especially for identifying outbreaks and managing cases. The Maven system is distinguished by its extensive track record, having been successfully utilized by 28 government agencies worldwide over the past two decades. This system is designed to facilitate real-time monitoring and reporting of various diseases, including high-profile threats like COVID-19, Ebola, and Zika, as well as over 100 other communicable and non-communicable diseases. This robust capability positions OSDH to respond swiftly and effectively to public health emergencies.

Anna Sever, President of Government Solutions at Conduent, conveys enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting how Maven’s AI-enabled technology equips public health teams with enhanced transparency, security, and responsiveness. This collaboration reflects Conduent's broader mission to deliver innovative digital business solutions across various sectors, including government. By leveraging advanced technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, Conduent aims not only to improve operational efficiencies for their clients but also to contribute positively to the millions who rely on their services.

In addition to enhancing disease surveillance, the partnership aligns with Conduent’s strategic goal of expanding its footprint in the government solutions sector. The company employs a global workforce of approximately 55,000 associates dedicated to creating valuable outcomes and transforming public health infrastructure. As the demand for advanced health monitoring systems grows, Conduent positions itself as a key player in the evolution of public health technology. Those interested in learning more about Conduent's Government Solutions are encouraged to visit their website for additional information.