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proprietary software
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proprietary software

Software owned by a single organization or individual. Contrast with open source. See public domain software, freeware and shareware.



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Biologists increasingly use mass spectrometers to identify protein forms in complex samples, but are hampered by today's software tools due to: (1) poor throughput, (2) difficulty in analyzing more than about 75,000 spectra from a single experiment, (3) inability to compare results from different experiments, (4) inability to compare different search engine results from the same experiment, (5) difficulty in providing false positive estimates, or (6) a closed software environment.
He helped conceive and launch several of i2's offerings and led strategic deal teams that closed software deals in excess of one hundred million dollars.
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