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GE Healthcare, Spotfire Integrate High-Content Analysis Software

Jun 30, 2006
NEW YORK, June 30 (GenomeWeb News) - Spotfire and GE Healthcare have integrated their high-content analysis software products into a single product, the companies said this week.
 
Specifically, Spotfire's DecisionSite analytics software has been integrated with GE Healthcare's IN Cell Investigator software, which accompanies the IN Cell Analyzer 1000 and 3000 high-content imaging platforms.
 
GE Healthcare will include a customized version of DecisionSite with IN Cell Investigator "to support the standard quality control and data analysis workflows in cell-based screening," the companies said in a statement.
 
Financial terms were not disclosed.

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