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A solution from BioBright and Dotmatics
With the exponent curve of data continuing to rise and instrument manufacturers coming up with exquisitely more complex and data rich outputs, Dotmatics and BioBright saw this as an opportunity to capture information to enhance scientific analysis.
BioBright’s Fracchia says: “At a big pharma company you are dealing with at least 10,000 different instruments and petabytes of information. Our system integration tools will allow you to throw out what is irrelevant, sooner and faster, and allows you to reduce your data storage costs More importantly, the biggest benefit is it allows companies to avoid having their most precious resource (the scientist) wasted on the wrong context ”
By doing the data analysis as early as possible using an automation quality assurance and quality control process, pharma companies will be saving millions of dollars annually on “opportunity cost,” Fracchia explains.
“Having an open, reproducible, API interface enables this AI-driven world BioBright has a full specified API, so that customers can use all of the data packages and automate processes that would have otherwise been done by hand,” Fracchia comments. “Our integration tools simplify the interface to the data, so a customer can buy any instrument they want and plug in our tool on top of it to make the data accessible in a neutral, open format.”