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InforSense, GenomeQuest Sign Informatics Integration Pact

Sep 26, 2007
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) - InforSense and GenomeQuest have agreed to integrate their software and database products to help customers analyze and share data in different domains, InforSense said today.
 
As part of the agreement, GenomeQuest has joined the InforSense Open Workflow Partner Network.
 
GenomeQuest's platform is used for analyzing sequence-based biological and patent content from private and public resources, while InforSense offers a workflow-based analytic technology.
 
InforSense said its customers will now be able to access GenomeQuest’s sequence and patent record databases through the InforSense platform.
 
The integrated solution will allow "attorneys, researchers, and business managers to identify promising research opportunities quickly and accurately," InforSense said.

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