Cambridge, United Kingdom
October 14, 2008
BioWisdom Ltd
(BioWisdom), a market leader in delivering healthcare
intelligence to the pharmaceutical industry, today announces
that Biogemma has renewed
its SRS licenses for a further three year term. .
SRS is the world’s leading bioinformatics data integration
platform, designed to meet the database search and retrieval
needs of both Biologists and Bioinformaticians alike.
“We are delighted that Biogemma continue to gain value from our
SRS platform and we look forward to working closely with them
over the next three years.” said Chris Hodkinson, Chief
Operating Officer at BioWisdom. “SRS provides a unique system
for data integration that is in daily use by over 30,000 people
worldwide”
“The rapid growth and development of cutting-edge DNA sequencing
technologies strengthen crops research and oversize data volume.
SRS offer a robust way to gather sequences and related
information, with lot of functions supporting data integrations
and querying.” said Olivier Dugas, Upstream Genomics Coordinator
at Biogemma.
“WebServices provided by SRS allowed us to build our modular
Bioinformatics environment, which we now share in the frame of
our collaborations with Crops research companies”.
BioWisdom delivers intelligence for the Healthcare Industry
and helps clients to navigate the complex scientific and
commercial issues involved in developing successful healthcare
products. The company provides a powerful suite of software
tools for the formatting, search, visualization and high value
analysis of healthcare intelligence. The BioWisdom team combines
extensive experience of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology
industries with proven expertise in life science software
development.
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Biogemma is a leading biotech company in Europe involved in
Genomics applied to Field crops. Resulting from the merger of
the biotech activity of three major seed business companies in
France, and with the help of two financial institutions, the
company is developing R&D programs with its partners, mainly in
corn, wheat, rapeseed and sunflower, focused on biotic and
abiotic stresses and specialty grain compounds. |
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