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About BioInfoRx |
- It has becoming more and more urgent for most organizations to adopt advanced information technologies, e.g. web technologies and database technologies, to efficiently and effectively manage and process their data.
- Data management systems are under transition from traditional standalone applications to web-based, database-driven internet services.
- Developing secure and expandable web-based systems from scratch is not only time-consuming and costly, but also a great challenge or "mission impossible" for traditional IT programmers.
- Here come BioInfoRx technologies that can potentially solve the data management needs for most organizations, no matter what the data types or organization sizes are.
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| BioInfoRx's primary goal is to provide quality information management software products and related information management services to all-sized industrial and academic organizations. Through its unique technologies, innovative software solutions and excellent services, BioInfoRx helps clients analyze and identify their business needs, develops and delivers practical and affordable solutions. |
BioInfoRx, Inc. was founded in 2002 as a software company focused on the development of innovative web-based applications to support life science data management and process automation. BioInfoRx's early success came with the introduction of unique web-based application framework that can be used to quickly develop various types of data management systems. This application framework (BxAF™) is now the platform of data management for many academic and industrial laboratories. |
| BxAF™ is an easy-to-use web-based application and database development framework, allowing BioInfoRx to quickly develop quality data management products and deliver data management service solutions. With systems based on BxAF, end users can manage and share their data online without special training in programming and database designing. They can instantly create sharable databases and manipulate their data on-line freely. Example BxAF™-based systems include: |
- BxAF LabOrders™ is a web-based group inventory management system for industrial and academic research laboratories, featuring integrated, centralized, maximally automated, easy-to-use, and low cost. It is a perfect system for project manager/PI to track where money goes since it automatically summarizes monthly spending according to project/fund, individual member, vendor, and product!
- BxAF mLIMS™ provides a web-based solution for the needs to organize laboratory animal-related information, such as mice, cages, animal events (pregnancy, littering…), and animal-related research results.
- BxAF LabItems™ labels every item in a laboratory or department with barcodes and stores item location and information in a web-based system. The system allows laboratories to track items as efficiently as supermarkets, e.g. scanning a barcode to retrieve the item details and complete history.
- BxAF BioInfoMan™ is an innovative web-based sequence analysis and molecular cloning software suite. This package contains most commonly used molecular biology tools, freeing users from the obligation of purchasing the expensive standalone competitive products. This package also has great data management and sharing capabilities that are not available in other competitive products. In addition, this package provides a great example for the integration of data analysis and data management.
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Recently, BioInfoRx has released a microarray data management and processing system named BxAF EzArray. This system allows for the complete automation of microarray data analysis, including the deposited data in Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) website.
BioInfoRx provides various types of services, from development of custom data management systems, process automation scripting, bio-IT consulting, to hosting of web-based applications. BioInfoRx's business has and continues to focus on web-based applications and service excellence, driven by the delivery of data management and processing solutions you can trust. |
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