The Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research and Development group in San Diego had the usual integration problem of how to link several disparate public and private databases, with the additional burden of a cDNA chip database for 20,000 microarray experiments. J&J scientists were looking for a way to not only integrate this data so that they could easily find and retrieve new information, but wanted to add a new level of automation to the process.
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