Welcome to business|bytes|genes|molecules, the web home of Deepak Singh. By day, I am a strategic planner and marketer in the scientific software industry. By night and other odd hours, I am an avid blogger, videocaster, occasional musician, wannabe hacker and fulltime geek. bbgm explores topics at the interface of information technology and biotechnology, with an emphasis on the impact of computing and the internet on the practice and communication of science and medicine. Inspired by the likes of Chris Pirillo and Leo Laporte, bbgm utilizes a variety of media formats, including text, video, screencasts and audio. For more information, please visit the About page
In addition to all my other activities, some months ago I co-founded Bioscreencast.com, a website that allows life scientists to share screencasts of how they use their favorite software and web applications with their peers.
This site also serves as a portal for my online presence. Various thoughts and projects can be found on the wiki. You can always follow me on Twitter, visit my Tumblelog, del.icio.us, or shared feed items to see what might have caught my fancy, or just grab my lifestream.
All opinions on this site are personal and do not reflect those of my employers
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A recurring series on how the web is transforming business models and providing new opportunities for
business and communication.
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A recurring series on the personalization of healthcare and medicine. Get your fix of personalized medicine, pharmacogenomics, consumer genomics, etc.
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A recurring series on open science and open data. These posts extend my thesis on the intrinsic value of data and report on the latest developments in open science.
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