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UW Purchases Site License for Spotfire s DecisionSite Software

May 19, 2003

NEW YORK, May 19 - Spotfire said today that the University of Washington has purchased a site-wide license for its DecisionSite analytical software.

 

UW has integrated Spotfire's software with its in-house gene array database and analysis system, the company said. The system combines both internal and external proteomics and microarray data for UW's microbiology research.

 

Financial terms of the deal were not provided.

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