Among many initiatives, Lumevity will focus on helping businesses implement automation for areas with repetitive tasks. Highmark will use tactics that worked in its own operations that have improved its bottom line by $500 million and freed up 8 million employee hours.
“Lumevity is seeking partner organizations whose future is tied to maximizing human capital, but are currently burdened with complex, unclear or clunky processes, structures and technology,” Highmark said.
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