Automation in the Cloud With VSWarehouse 3.0: A User's Perspective

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January 29, 2025 // 12:00 EST

Presented By: Darby Kammeraad and Solomon Reinman

Clinical testing laboratories are navigating the complexities of scaling genomic analysis while ensuring data security and compliance. In this webcast, we delve into the user experience with VSWarehouse 3.0, focusing on how its innovative features enable seamless workflows for both cancer and germline analysis.

Through a real-world demonstration, we will explore how labs can utilize VSWarehouse 3.0's cloud capabilities to create robust, scalable bioinformatics pipelines. The included examples will encompass VSWarehouse 3.0’s nimble scheduling and API capabilities, which can be tailored to users’ integration and throughput needs.

Key Takeaways:

  • Gain a firsthand look at how VSWarehouse 3.0 enhances cancer analysis workflows, from data import to interpretation.
  • Explore user-driven strategies for leveraging hybrid cloud deployments while maintaining data sovereignty and compliance.
  • Learn cost-effective methods to scale genomic testing, ensuring accessibility to whole genome sequencing without significant capital expenditure.

    • This session offers valuable insights into how clinical labs can overcome challenges in scaling their genomic analysis, showcasing the real-world impact of VSWarehouse 3.0 from the user’s perspective.

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