Cambridge Semantics Inc. to Present at 2011 Bio-IT World Conference
BOSTON, MA--(Marketwire - April 04, 2011) -
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Read about how Cambridge Semantics addresses the "data deluge" pharmaceutical companies face in the February 2011 issue of Bio-IT World Magazine.
Bio-IT World Conference Session Details & Overview:
Date: The presentation is scheduled for Thursday, April 14th at 12:00 pm.
Presentation title: "Applying Technologies Designed for the Cloud to Transform Pharma and Healthcare."
Presentation overview: By applying semantic technologies designed from the ground up for the cloud, capabilities of the cloud can be combined with next generation data management. Current processes become radically cheaper and faster to implement while new solutions and levels of collaboration are being developed that were not possible before. Cambridge Semantics Vice President Steve Kludt will share new ways of thinking about leveraging data in the cloud and the architectural and governance challenges they present. Use cases will be presented in pharma with discussions of next steps being explored.
To learn more about how Cambridge Semantics provides knowledge management tools from the lab to the market visit http://www.cambridgesemantics.com/pharma_knowledge_base_solution
About Cambridge Semantics
Cambridge Semantics gives business users the ability to access data sources on their own terms and in their own language; not the language of IT. From research scientists to financial analysts to marketing managers, our semantic knowledge based solutions enable customers to ask and answer their most pressing business questions. Unlike search, data warehousing, CMS systems or existing manual processes, the Cambridge Semantics Anzo Suite empowers users to self manage their data, processes, and businesses using familiar tools such as Excel & the web. Cambridge Semantics is a privately held company based in Boston, Massachusetts. For more information visit www.cambridgesemantics.com or follow us on Twitter @CamSemantics.