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SAP Promotes HANA Database for Medical Research; Franz Faerber Comments
Ursula Quass writes SAP sees new business opportunities for the software in the pharmaceutical research arena and in the fields of human genomics and protein analysis.
“We’ve seen interest from (large pharma companies) after holding first discussions with them,” Franz Faerber, SAP manager, told the newspaper.
Quass writes that HANA is designed to analyze huge volumes of data in real time and SAP believes the technology could help researchers determine the most effective dose of experimental drugs.