Thermo Fisher Scientific has extended its reach across Central Europe by making Vialis AG the latest member of its Informatics Global Partner Alliance.
Thermo Fisher Scientific has extended its reach across Central Europe by making Vialis AG the latest member of its Informatics Global Partner Alliance. Vialis, based in Switzerland, will provide local services and support for the company’s full range of informatics solutions, including laboratory information management systems, chromatography data systems, electronic laboratory notebooks and spectroscopy software, as well as comprehensive laboratory automation and integration solutions. “Our partnership with Vialis will allow us to offer local support and service to an important scientific centre in Europe and help us build on our commitment to provide leadership and innovation to the industry,” said Dave Champagne, vice president and general manager for Thermo Fisher’s informatics business.
"Our customers will benefit from this new partnership with the global service and sales teams at Thermo Fisher Scientific,” said Dr. Ulf Fuchslueger, CEO, Vialis AG. “By offering best-in-class Thermo Scientific Informatics software, we are able to provide our customers with a comprehensive solution for managing their data and helping ensure that their laboratory workflow meets the demanding business and regulatory requirements in life sciences and other industries.”
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