Scientific breakthroughs require collaboration in research efforts, but the challenge of obtaining and using meaningful scientific data is generally a major choke point, delaying and even derailing projects that could otherwise have yielded major discoveries. Dotmatics was founded to solve this problem, providing a collaborative R&D platform that could keep up with the evolving data challenges facing research teams.
Dotmatics' platform connects and organizes disparate sources of scientific data for use in research work, and supplements this with a range of applications to allow for collaboration, reporting and improved workflows. Its solution is used by more than two million researchers worldwide and has been adopted by major firms such as Merck, Bristol Myers Squibb and Moderna.
Having recently been acquired by Siemens, Dotmatics is entering a new phase of scale and ambition. By combining its scientific intelligence platform with Siemens' AI capabilities, Digital Twin technology, and global industrial software footprint, the company is ready to extend its impact from research labs tof ully manufacturing value chains. The deal not only expands Siemens' total addressable market by $11B but also creates a first-of-its-kind digital thread connecting R&D through production in Life Science. For Dotmatics, the acquisitions shows the strategic importance of solving the scientific data bottleneck and signals that its platform is set to play an even larger role in accelerating breakthrough innovation worldwide.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
