Overview
With the completion of the Human Genome, the multidisciplinary interface between info communications technology and biotechnology forms a rapidly growing field where many exciting endeavors are born being the main goal to convert multitude of complex data into useful information and knowledge.

Whether you are an academic center competing for funding or a biotechnology company racing to get a drug to market, the need for knowledgeable and experienced bio-informaticists, programmers and network systems engineers is critical. It takes years, money and personnel to develop an effective bio-informatics department.

• Terabytes of data storage
  
• Large farm of computing processors
  
• Tape back-up and rapid data restoration
  
• Off-site data back-up
  
• Backup power provided by emergency generators
  
• Large bank of UPS systems
  
• Logical and physical security systems
  

• Cost-effective, hassle-free option for labs that do not want to maintain their own servers.
  
• Expert database administration, monitoring, and backup.
  
• Server hardware and administrative support are centrally provided, lowering ownership costs.
  
• Operates as if both the computer and the system administrator were resident in your lab.
  

• Remote installation of updates, system monitoring, and backups.
  
• Login can occur via secure shell, modem, or other connection.
  
• Cost-effective option for labs lacking highly trained in-house system administrators.