Biotech

Biotech and Software Development: the perfect synergy

Whether you're trying to save lives by mapping DNA patterns or make the world greener by converting switch grass to ethanol, you're faced with the same dilemma: how to process, store, and make sense of lots and lots of data. The answer can be found in Edward O'Wilson's book, Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge, where he writes about the scientists who originally mapped the human genetic code. Wilson realized that it took someone who understood both software and biotechnology to identify a better approach.

At Tacit Knowledge, we take our understanding of algorithms, data storage, and decision engines, combined with your knowledge of biotechnology, and create a team that leverages the best of software development and science.

The result: a unique capability to answer the challenges biotechnologists face, resolving annoying issues and creating solutions that push the analytical envelope. It is technology-applied. And our solutions work because they're elegant, extensible, and simple-not some beastly thing that's hard and costly to maintain.