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LabVantage, InforSense integrate data management and analytics platforms
Written byAmy Swinderman
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J.—Aiming to set a new standard for how laboratories use data to support decision-making, LabVantage Solutions Inc. and InforSense Ltd. have formed an alliance that combines their software platforms to create a laboratory informatics solution spanning discovery, development and manufacturing.

The strategic partnership integrates LabVantage's flagship Sapphire laboratory information management suite (LIMS) with InforSense's integrative analytics software platform, creating a flexible enterprise backbone for laboratory informatics. The agreement calls for LabVantage to resell InforSense along with Sapphire LIMS. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

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