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Cray Improves Memory System for Supercomputers
SV1ex
Cray Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 IBM Launches Regatta Unix Servers
eServer p690
IBM Corp.
Mar 7, 2002 Compaq Smoothes Path to Server
ProLiant BL servers, ProLiant Essentials Value Pack
Compaq Computer Corp.
Mar 7, 2002 SGI Doubles Irix Graphics Usability
Octane2
Silicon Graphics, Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 DoubleTwist Debuts Online Service
DoubleTwist Annotated Human Genome Database
DoubleTwist Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 Gene Logic Adds Gencarta Database
GeneExpress with Gencarta
Gene Logic Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 MDL Improves Chemical Database
CrossFire Gmelin database
MDL Information Systems Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 EMC Makes Storage More Reliable
PowerPath
EMC Corp.
Mar 7, 2002 Oracle Database Adapted for Clustering
Real Application Clusters (RAC) for Oracle9i Enterprise Edition
Oracle Corp.
Mar 7, 2002 Accelrys Expands Querying Features in Developer Studio
Accord Developer Studio
Accelrys
Mar 7, 2002 Phase Forward Simplifies Safety Monitoring
Clintrace
Phase Forward
Mar 7, 2002 NetGenics Integration Enhances Research
DiscoveryCenter
Netgenics Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 Applied Biosystems Boosts Throughput on Protein Analyzer
4700 Proteomics Analyzer
Applied Biosystems
Mar 7, 2002 Information Builders Updates Business Intelligence Toolset
WebFOCUS
Information Builders Inc.
Mar 7, 2002 Siebel Introduces Web-enabled Analysis
eMedical
Siebel Systems Inc.
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The Workflow Driven Lab Many companies have recognized that their internal business units operate as a set of business processes. These business processes are also called workflows. Modern Laboratories are highly suitable to this workflow driven approach. In fact, the lab environments successful operation is predicated on the successful definition and adherence to workflows. It could be said that a modern laboratory is an advanced process implementing construct. It is important that laboratory management software mirrors the process driven nature of the lab thereby increasing automation, shortening learning curves, improving data quality and increasing lab throughput. - The modern laboratory is an advanced workflow implementing construct
- Laboratory Management Software solutions should fully embrace and mirror this process driven approach
- Effective information management of workflow processes with a LIMS results in increased automation, reduced training curves, better data quality and increased lab throughput
Curing Life Sciences Data Management Challenges with Scalable Storage High performance storage systems are a given to meet today’s life sciences R&D computational challenges. But with the explosive growth in data produced by next-gen lab equipment, scalability and long-term data management issues must also be addressed. Read this paper to learn: - Why new lab equipment will impact R&D workflows
- How to avoid the hidden costs of long-term data management
- What approach you should take to accommodate today’s data while having the flexibility to scale to meet future demands.
StorNext 4.0: Technical Product Brief
Proven in the world’s most data intensive industries, Quantum StorNext is a scalable, high-performance file system which allows data sharing across Linux, Mac, Unix, and Windows operating systems and manages data in enterprise storage environments. In this Technical Brief you'll learn: - How a high-performing file system can accelerate your business
- How to simplify your data management
- How a tiered storage approach can save you money
Predict or Perish! Shaping the Practices of Clinical Trials
Sponsored by: DecisionView
Predictive Analytics are a key differentiator in running your clinical trials successfully through 2010 and beyond. They will help you to optimize your patient enrollment, reduce your clinical operations costs and minimize your financial liability in the clinical supply chain. In this session, you will:
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• Explore how predictive analytics will shape the future of clinical trials
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The University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences is seeking a LINUX SYSTEMS ENGINEERING MANAGER to lead a team in a diverse scientific computing environment that includes multiple HPC systems, petascale storage, and custom application servers. Apply online at UW Hires for req number 61505. http://www.washington.edu/admin/hr/jobs/
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