Viaken and InforSense deliver enterprise data mining systems to life science companies

Copenhagen 23 July 2001 Viaken and InforSense are developing a marketing and distribution partnership for the Kensington data mining and visualization suite in the life science domain. The Kensington suite will be offered by Viaken as part of its set of hosted solutions and professional services products. Kensington customers will benefit from Viaken's expertise in the design, deployment, and management of fully integrated end-to-end research informatics solutions.

Kensington is an Internet-based knowledge management platform for the analysis of life science research data, supporting automated discovery and collaborative research. The system combines data mining and analytical functions, visualization tools, collaborative work support, and intellectual property management functions within an integrated, extensible, and scalable framework. The system also facilitates the presentation and deployment of scientific discoveries across a company intranet.

InforSense is an infrastructure software provider for knowledge discovery and management in the areas of e-science and e-business. InforSense is a spin-off from the long-established Data Mining Research Group, affiliated to the Parallel Computing Centre at Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, London, UK. InforSense's products, the Kensington series, provide powerful platforms, incorporating a unique combination of a scalable Internet-based architecture, scalable data mining technology, dynamic knowledge management and interactive visualization technology, as well as the ability to develop domain specific

Viaken Systems is the premier end-to-end informatics solutions provider, offering enabling solutions for biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and agricultural research and development. Viaken provides a range of informatics solutions including hosting of research applications and databases, strategic research informatics services, High Performance Computing, and primary user support to its customers in the life sciences.


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