Microsoft Takes Aim at Life-Sci Community with New Platform and New Partnerships
May 01, 2009
Microsoft Takes Aim at Life-Sci Community with New Platform and New Partnerships
At this week's Bio-IT World Conference in Boston, Microsoft introduced Amalga Life Sciences 2009, a software system designed to integrate healthcare and life science research data; and announced several new collaborations through its BioIT Alliance.
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