Systems Biology Markup Language

Systems Biology Markup Language is a format for sharing computational biology models. In practice that means managing your IT, from help desk to infrastructure, as an outside partner.

It makes the most sense for small and mid-sized companies. They also list Database and Information Services, so expect those to show up in the feature set. As a mid-sized company team themselves (51 to 200 people), they tend to serve customers of a similar scale best.

Systems Biology Markup Language is based in Seattle, Washington and founded in 2000. You can read more at sbml.org.

Things worth asking about: response SLAs, onboarding, and what is billed per hour. A short pilot with your real data tells you more than any demo.

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