Principles that guide how we work and who we strive to work with:
- We believe in the power of data, that when appropriately contextualized, has the power to transform people, processes and systems
- We focus on impact and tackle challenges that others may opt to take a pass on
- We thrive when we can build meaningful partnerships and effective collaborations
- We enable co-creation though use of open source tools – no black boxes needed
- We own our responsibility as early stage innovators and eagerly push on existing boundaries
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We seek and honor end-user insights to drive impact, stickiness and sustainability
- We exceed expectations: while a non-profit, we are commercially-minded, but not commercially driven
PCCI is delivering important and critical support, based on AI-driven programs, which have positively impacted those in our community who need it most. Overall, PCCI has deployed 19 AI-based models, and the models, in the last 6 years, have produced:
To explore how PCCI can support your work, we’re offering free interactive demonstrations and meetings with our experts and leaders.
To contact us for more information or to set up a demo, email us at: info@pccinnovation.org
Examples of our Expanding Work, Collaborations, and Knowledge Leadership:
PCCI has expanded its collaboration with the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas to leverage CVC over a six-year Data Capacity Building Initiative that offers actionable data support to more than 200 nonprofit organizations in North Texas. Using the data from the CVC, these organizations can better fulfill the promise of their missions and help build more connected, resilient communities.
“We are incredibly excited about the potential for United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ Data Capacity Building Initiative—our Century Project with PCCI. It is a game-changing opportunity for the North Texas Community to drive significant impact alongside our community partners. And it is a significant focus of United Way’s work in our next century and beyond.” - Jennifer Sampson, Chief Executive Officer of the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
Along with our growing partnerships with Parkland, Dallas County Health & Human Services Department, and the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, PCCI has expanded its influence beyond North Texas with several new multiyear contracts and partnerships, including University Health System in San Antonio, Episcopal Health Foundation and six cross-Texas rural communities, and a multi-hospital and community coalition led by the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation in Austin.
During the past year, we engaged with a number of national AI committees and collaboratives, such as the Health AI Partnership Advisory Council (alongside Duke, Mayo, Berkeley, Yale), the National Academy of Medicine AI Adoption and Code of Conduct Committee, the White House Health AI commitments executive group, as well as a number of national meetings and forums.