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[Embedded graphic 1 — OCR text] lh Bristol Myers Squibb Customer since 2023 Speeding up new medicine discovery Results Employees with Claude access (all) 30,000+ Internal data sources connected, with thousands more under consideration, via MCP integrations Dozens Time to answer a real-world evidence question ~2mo> ~5 min Background Bristol Myers Squibb is one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies. Over decades, it has amassed one of the deepest scientific archives in the industry, spanning research, clinical, manufacturing, and commercial data. BMS wanted to connect its people, systems, and institutional knowledge to unlock data and expertise long trapped in the disconnected systems that define biopharma today—across its entire value chain, from early drug discovery through manufacturing quality and commercial operations. The company began using Claude in 2023, selecting Anthropic’s models for their large context windows and high-quality reasoning. Impact In May 2026, BMS selected Claude Enterprise as its company-wide AI platform, chosen for its agentic capabilities, security posture for regulated environments, and rapid pace of innovation. BMS first rolled out Claude Code to its global developers and data scientists, now more than 3,000 strong, freeing them from having to build and maintain their own orchestration and agent infrastructure so they could focus on building new products instead. Along the way, BMS codified its design patterns and technical stack into Claude Code through Skills and MCP integrations, improving output consistency and accelerating developer onboarding. The company is now exploring how to extend this model to help scientists, manufacturing teams, and sales representatives ramp up faster and focus on higher-value work. As Claude Code was adopted, BMS expanded its rollout and now plans to bring Claude Cowork to all 30,000+ employees. BMS is embedding Claude into the work of bringing medicines from research to patients. Across the company, the “Most enterprise AI stops at the chatbot. The real prize is the untapped value still trapped behind decades of data silos... Anthropic’s Claude gives us the agentic capabilities, pace of innovation, and security necessary to connect our systems.” Greg Meyers, EVP and Chief Digital and Technology Officer at Bristol Myers Squibb goal is to make decades of siloed data instantly accessible and actionable, no matter where it lives or which function owns it. Using Claude, researchers can query, work with, and analyze company data directly instead of relying on dashboards built by internal teams. Claude now works across the 30 to 40 external medical records and claims databases BMS subscribes to, cutting the time to generate an answer to a real- world data question from up to two months to five minutes or less. Scientists connect lab notebooks and past studies to find drug discovery opportunities and pursue investigations faster, across a broader span of data. BMS's teams are already exploring how Anthropic’s newly announced Claude Science can help the company move faster across early-stage discovery. That same spirit of exploration extends beyond the lab: operations teams are beginning to query HR software and IT service management systems in plain language, without relying on engineering teams. Each model generation widens the scope of work that BMS entrusts to Claude. With Claude Opus, the company’s experts are treating Claude as a PhD-level advisor and thought partner. There are also several new use cases currently under evaluation. Looking ahead, BMS is considering how it might apply Claude’s most powerful available models to explore autonomous task work with a human in the loop. For example, an employee could hand Claude a task—resolving an HR or IT request that spans several systems, or connecting lab notebooks and past studies to find new avenues for drug discovery—with Claude reasoning through which internal systems to use and how to structure the work, drawing on the company’s library of MCP integrations.
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