InforSense Ltd., the
leader in integrative analytics platforms, today announced
that Syngenta has
purchased a license for its software suite, including the
InforSense KDE integrative analytics software, and
InforSense Professional Services to build up its
workflow-driven bioinformatics computational platform.
Syngenta Bioinformatics plans to deploy InforSense software
globally throughout R&D to further its mission of
sustainable agriculture through innovative research and
technology. Financial terms of the multi-year deal were not
disclosed.
Syngenta will be using
InforSense KDE with the bioinformatics application add-on
InforSense BioSense and literature analysis application
add-on InforSense TextSense, as their Global Bioinformatics
Platform for building, managing and deploying analysis
workflows. InforSense's workflow-driven analytics platform
will enable Syngenta to implement a process-based
bioinformatics computational platform that automates key
analysis workflows with full support for execution
automation, resilience and fault tolerance. The workflows
built will leverage in-house applications and web
service-enabled federated data integration and analytics for
text and bioinformatics analysis. As a result, Syngenta
researchers will benefit from a comprehensive system to
enable better decision making as part of their internal
agricultural genetics research programs.
"After a thorough and
competitive analysis, we selected InforSense software
because, right out-of-the-box, it delivers a core of
research-relevant, integrative analytic capabilities that
give us an information advantage in novel agricultural
discovery," said Dr. John Chan, Syngenta's Head of Global
Bioinformatics. "In addition, InforSense's Professional
Services group demonstrated its ability to help us
efficiently customize the solution to fit into our existing
data management processes and infrastructure."
"Analytics continues to be
one of the only areas within information technology that is
delivering significant return-on-investment across business
units," said Joseph F. Donahue, InforSense's Chief Business
Officer. "By applying InforSense KDE and its
application-specific add-ons to its crop protection and
biotechnology research, Syngenta can turn an information
advantage into a competitive differentiator. We are pleased
they have chosen InforSense KDE and we look forward to
working closely with them."
InforSense Limited, the
leader in integrative analytics, enables organizations to
orchestrate and optimize their business-critical
decision-making processes. Leading pharmaceutical and
biotechnology, consumer goods, financial services companies,
and research institutes are using the company's flagship
product, InforSense KDE, to enhance productivity across life
science R&D, healthcare, and business analytics. The company
is privately held, with European headquarters in London, UK
and North American headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Using InforSense KDE,
enterprises rapidly integrate and deliver virtually any data
source, analytic software tool, service or application
within a single informatics framework. Users link these
components via visual workflows to dynamically answer any
question using their data, however complex or transient.
Organizations can also mine their analytical processes to
discover and deploy expertise and best practices. InforSense
KDE provides an open, extensible service-oriented
architecture, built using industry standards including J2EE,
XML, and WSDL. InforSense IOE is a state-of-the-art solution
for enterprise-wide integrative analytics using Oracle's
advanced information management and processing capabilities.
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