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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2023 · 48 MIN

Ep 25: Dotmatics CEO Thomas Swalla on The State of R&D Software

from Vital Signs with Jacob Effron and Nikhil Krishnan · host Thomas Swalla, Nikhil Krishnan, Jacob Effron

Jacob and Nikhil sit down with Dotmatics CEO Thomas Swalla to discuss R&D software, differences in software requirements across biotechs, growing through 11 acquisitions and expanding beyond life sciences.  0:00 intro0:36 getting into healthcare5:20 what R&D looks like today8:03 what does Dotmatics do?13:06 differences in software requirements across biotechs20:15 bundling vs. “best-of-breed”23:46 do life sciences need their own data tools?26:44 incorporating AI into Dotmatics tools34:38 AI replacing scientists37:39 how Dotmatics tools can serve companies outside of life sciences39:50 acquisition strategy44:43 spaces for innovation in R&D

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