UnitedHealth Group Standardizes on Verint Knowledge Management Enterprise-Wide
Leading health care and well-being company turns to Verint Knowledge Management to empower its organization and workforce.


The benefits
- $500k
Reduced annual total cost of ownership by $500,000 versus legacy knowledge platform.
- 10%
Improved agent efficiency by 10%.
- 5 Seconds
Lowered average search time by 5 seconds.
About UnitedHealth Group (UHG)

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Modern knowledge management system

Empowering the organization and workforce with Verint Knowledge Management
UHG turned to Verint Knowledge Management to empower its organization and workforce. With the solution, users can share core, industry-specific content, customize content and knowledge taxonomy based on specific work types, and segment content by user group. This enables quick and easy access to information for users across various domain expertise, roles, and platforms. Individuals across the business, with a variety of skill sets and standards managed through a center of excellence, update and maintain one centralized authoring and publishing platform to ensure a standardized knowledge format.
At its core, Verint Knowledge Management makes knowledge easily consumable throughout the rapidly expanding healthcare leader. Agents can quickly and easily find answers when working independently, avoiding long handle times while, at the same time, improving the employee experience. Similarly, the Verint solution enhances digital-first engagement for customers, as they can get the help they need via intuitive self-service.
“With Verint, we were able to manage over 80,000 total knowledge articles across more than 40,000 users and 50 distinct roles and functions,” says Angela Sanders, Director of Knowledge Management at UnitedHealth Group. “In a highly regulated industry, the ability to centrally maintain, publish, and push content to these users is paramount to our success.”
UHG team authors approve and make knowledge available to the organization with no downtime. Knowledge articles are stored once and accessed often, as opposed to having to utilize additional storage via replication, making the company’s knowledge program even more efficient.
Reduced total cost of ownership, improved efficiency, and elevated customer and employee satisfaction
