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Harnessing Information for Biotechnology Rudy Potenzone Worldwide Pharma Technology Strategist Microsoft The Microsoft Bio IT Alliance The Microsoft Bio IT Alliance • The Bio IT Alliance was established in 2006 to provide a forum to foster community collaboration, to evolve current tools to emerging technologies, and stimulate new tool development • Don Rule initiated the Alliance and led the effort through June 2007 PwC 2 “By bringing together people from innovative life sciences organizations that span the biomedical industry, the BioIT Alliance will play an important role in the development of solutions that transform today’s data into knowledge and improve the quality of millions of lives.” Bill Gates – April 2006 PwC 3 Why Did Microsoft Start the BioIT Alliance? • • Microsoft tools are the Lingua Franca of life science: EXCEL, Word, PowerPoint In 2007, a flood of new technologies were to be released that we believed would be strategically essential for the Bio IT Community • We wanted a forum to assist Partners to learn these new tools and to collaborate in their use PwC 4 Why Now? Microsoft Innovations in 2007 • • Vista • .Net 3.0; 3.5 • • • • Windows Presentation Foundation Workflow Foundation Compute Cluster Server SharePoint Office Business Apps (OBAs) Excel Server PwC • • • • • • Office 2007 • • • Open XML Unified Communication Silverlight Digital Rights Management Groove Performance Point Longhorn Server 5 Goals of the BioIT Alliance • • • • Communicate key technology capabilities from Microsoft that are relevant to the Life Science community Encourage International Standards Demonstrate novel new uses of IT technologies by Partner members Foster communication and collaboration between Partner members PwC 6 Founding Members • • • • • • • Affymetrix Accelrys Amylin Applied Biosystems The BioTeam Inc. Digipede Technologies LLC Discovery Biosciences Corp. PwC • • • • • • • Geospiza Inc. HP InterKnowlogy Microsoft Sun Microsystems Inc The Scripps Research Institute VizX Labs 7 BioIT Alliance Partner Activities • • • • • The Scripps Research Institute technology demo onstage with Steve Balmer at Vista/Office launch and HIMSS First life science vendor on CCS (VAST) Applied Bio and Thermo Fisher announce adoption of Office Open XML International recognition as an important initiative for the industry Cooperation with the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) for key Web Service interfaces PwC 8 The Bio IT Alliance Today • • • • Today there are 77 members worldwide The Alliance is run from the Life Science Industry Unit Dr. Rudy Potenzone, Worldwide Life Sciences Industry Technology Strategist, leads the Alliance IUPAC joins the Alliance as our first Standards Body PwC 9 Bio IT Alliance Members (1/3) • • • • • • • • • • • • • aberdean Accelrys ActiveMotif Affymetrix Agilent Amylin Pharmaceuticals Applied Biosystems Axendia Axiom Discovery Inc. BIOBASE BioDiscovery Biotique Systems Blue Reference PwC • • • • • • • • • • • • • CambridgeSoft Corporation Caresoft Inc CeuticalSoft ChemAxon ChemZoo (ChemSpider) Clarabridge CLC bio Capital Technology Information Services (CTIS) Digipede Technologies Discovery Biosciences Dotmatics Ltd eXludus Technologies FOCUS 10 Bio IT Alliance Members (2/3) • • • • • • • • • • • • Gencom Gene-IT Gentelligent Inc Geospiza GGA Software Services LLC GrapeCity GulfStream Bioinformatics Hewlett Packard ILink Systems InforSense Infosys Technologies Ltd Infusion Development PwC • • • • • • • • • • • • • Integromics InterKnowlogy INVISION IO Informatics IUPAC KineMatik Linguamatics Microsoft m-Objects Molegro ApS NewtechGS NextDocs nFocus Technologies 11 Bio IT Alliance Members (3/3) • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ocimum Biosolutions PARADIGM INFOTECH Persistent Systems PointCross POINTONE PREMIER Biosoft Prodiance Corporation Progeniq ProSanos Corporation QL2 Software RND Group SGI SLIM Search PwC • • • • • • • • • Strand Life Sciences Sun Microsystems Symyx syntel Syynx TAKE Solutions Temis Thermo Fisher Scientific The Scripps Research Institute transenda Vast Scientific vizxlabs 12 • • • www.bioitalliance.org • • • • See the Current List of Members Member and BioIT Community News Member published White Papers Latest Member References PwC 13 The Bio IT Alliance in 2008 • • • Participation in the HLS Developers Conference, Atlantic City, April 2008 Increased presence at the Bio IT World Conference in Boston on April 29th 2008 We expect to participate in at least one additional conference event later in 2008 in Europe and possibly Asia PwC 14 The Bio IT Alliance Upcoming Activities • • • • We will being compiling a Bio IT Alliance Partners “Web Services Directory” Customer community will be encouraged to join the Alliance We will be forming an advisory board We will start work later this year on a public SharePoint site built using the OBA Composition Reference Toolkit and open for Partner contributions of Web Parts PwC 15 SharePoint Capabilities Integrated Capabilities to Streamline Work BI for the Masses Server-based Excel spreadsheets and data visualization, Report Center, BI Web Parts, KPIs/Dashboards, data source connectivity Business Intelligence Collaborative Workspaces Collaboration in Context Docs/tasks/calendars, Web 2.0 technologies (blogs, wikis, RSS), Outlook and real-time presence integration, offline docs/lists, project management “lite” Business Process Automation and Data Collection OOB workflows, WF Integration, Rich and Web forms based front-ends, metadata and taxonomy management, pluggable SSO Business Process and Forms Platform Services Workspaces, Mgmt, Security, Storage, Topology, Site Model Portal Single Platform to Manage your Intranet, Extranet, and Internet Enterprise portal template, Site Model, Customizable interactive workspaces for individuals and teams, governance, privacy and security controls Easy to Use Infrastructure for Content Management Integrated document management, records management, and Web content management with workflow and policies to support compliance Enterprise Content Management Search Simplified access to Information and Expertise Enterprise scalability, contextual relevance, rich unstructured, people and business data search 16 PwC Office Business Applications (OBAs) Familiar User Interfaces Microsoft Microsoft Office Office System System OBAs LOB Systems LOB Integration Collaboration Familiar User Interfaces THE RESULTS GAP ECM Integrated BI Unstructured Search Collaborative Compliance Analytical Compliant LOB Systems Information Workers Structured LOB Systems Streamlined PEOPLETransactional READY BUSINESS SOLUTIONS Proprietary UIs PwC 17 Office Business Applications Semantically related OBA Components like: • • • • • • • • Workflows SharePoint document libraries and lists SharePoint Pages Web Parts VSTO Office Client Add-ins BI Reports BI Dashboards etc. PwC 18 Types of OBAs • Familiar User Experience Microsoft Office Clients • Reach Extension • Collaboration SharePoint • BI • Enterprise Search • Content Management (Enterprise and Web) • Mediated LOB Data Access • Portal Framework LOB Systems and Services • Structured Microsoft Dynamics SAP Siebel Custom LOB Systems External Services • Transactional PwC 19 OBA Solution Layers Presentation Microsoft Office Clients SharePoint Server InfoPath Forms Services SharePoint Portals SharePoint Web Parts Productivity Unstructured Content Types Human Workflows Business Alerts and Notifications Content and Information Management Policies Application Services BDC Business Intelligence (Excel Services, SQL Reporting Services, PPS) Enterprise Search BPM (WF Activities, WF Workflows, BizTalk Orchestrations) ERP/LOB Systems Microsoft Dynamics ERP SAP PeopleSoft PwC Custom LOB 20 The OBA Composition Reference Toolkit • • • A “Reference” toolkit Integrates with the Microsoft Office 2007 System Illustrates Best Practices for Application (OBA) Composition using the Office 2007 System • • • Building Adaptable Components Enabling Incremental Value using Components Packaging and Deploying Components Packaging and Deployment Component Discoverability Component Adaptability Composition User Experience PwC 21 • Adds value to OBA Development Processes • • • • The OBA Composition Reference Toolkit Visual Studio (Developers) OBA Composer SharePoint Central Admin SharePoint UI/Office Client (Information Workers) SPD (BUIT) SharePoint Register Component Provision And OBA Metadata OBA OBA Individually Packaged Components Provisioning Services The OBA Composition Server OBA The OBA Composition Reference Toolkit Compose, Configure, Deploy (Developer/IT) PwC 22 Supported OBA Component Types • • • • • • • • • • • SharePoint Lists SharePoint Document Libraries Workflows Site Pages Web Parts Content Types InfoPath Forms and Form Libraries Excel Services Reports BDC Application Definitions SSRS Reports VSTO Application Add-ins and Documents PwC 23 The OBA Composition Server • • • • Implements metadata and provisioning services to enable cataloging components Allows defining semantic relationships between components Allows defining the bindings between components and LOB systems Supports deploying OBAs composed by users. PwC 24 The OBA Composer • A WPF application that consumes and uses the services of the OBA Composition Server to enable • a rich client • prescriptive user experience for composing and deploying OBAs. PwC 25 OBA Composition Reference Toolkit • • • • • OBA Composition Reference Toolkit serves as an illustration of the composition best practices from the Microsoft Office System. Version 1 was released Version 2 is being released shortly We would like to “add” a special set of OBAs focused on Life Science For more information, go to: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/architecture/cc196391.aspx PwC 26 The Bio IT Alliance in the Future • • We anticipate going over 100 members before the end of 2008 We are in discussions with to help define future activities, membership and offerings for the Alliance with current and potential future members PwC 27 The Microsoft Bio IT Alliance • How to join: • • • Visit: http://www.bioitalliance.org Sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement if you do not already have one Sign the Bio IT Alliance co-marketing agreement • • • • • There is no cost associated with membership Use the Bio IT Alliance logo in your company materials Issue a Press Release with a Microsoft quote Add your own materials to the Alliance web site Attend BioIT Alliance phone conferences and meetings PwC 28 www.bioitalliance.org • • • • See the Current List of Members Member and BioIT Community News Member published White Papers Latest Member References PwC 29 PwC 30