Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation was founded in 1944 for scientists whom could devote their entire careers to help pinpoint the cause of human illness and prevent the cause of deadly disease. Recently, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation came across a problem in their intensive studies. Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation was currently in the process of developing a computerized information system for the identification of Biomarkers in Lupus (SLE) disease. They knew that huge amounts of data would have to be stored on there servers within no time, especially given the fact that they have an in-house MRI scanner that generates huge volumes of imaging data and this data would need to be archived onto a storage facility. To solve this problem Oklahoma Medical Research must look at RAID controller storage units, which would increase their current and future storage capacity for storing their mission-critical, health care information.

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The next step for Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation was to find a dependable and reliable storage device for their medical studies. Their budget was extremely tight, given that they are a non-profit organization, so their purchase must be made under deep consideration. They were looking for a 2U rackmount storage device with RAID capability, a company that was stable and well known in the area of storage solutions and had good customer/technical support service. After an exhaustive research and looking into various storage units and talking to sales people at different companies, Enhance Technology became their number one choice. 

Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation was founded in 1944 for scientists whom could devote their entire careers to help pinpoint the cause of human illness and prevent the cause of deadly disease. Today, those physicians would barely recognize their creation. With over 300 scientific staff members, including some of the world’s foremost immunologists and cardiovascular biologists, OMRF has become one of the nation’s leading independent medical research institutes.

About Kenaz H. Thomas

Kenaz H. Thomas is the Principal Investigator for Clinical Pharmacology Research Program. He has an MS in Applied Genetics from Bangalore University, India and an MBA with emphasis in Engineering and Technology Management from Oklahoma Christian University located in Oklahoma City, OK. Mr. Thomas currently does research on the disease Lupus at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. His goal is to enhance translational research linking basic research discoveries to clinical trials in patients. Their major focus is on cardiovascular and immune-modifying therapies. Prior to Medical Research, he has worked for a software development firm in Oklahoma City working with web-related technologies. Currently, Kenaz H. Thomas is a part of the Biomarkers Working Group and him and his team is developing a Bioinformatics application for the identification of Biomarkers in Lupus disease.