From set-up and data capture, through analysis and graphing, to report creation, sign-off and publication; all data can be easily and securely recorded in a 21 CFR Part 11 compliant environment
IDBS has announced the launch of BioBook, designed to meet the specific needs of research biology.
BioBook brings the full benefits of electronic experiment and data management to this crucial but previously neglected area.
In a single secure environment, BioBook allows scientists to manage the entire lifecycle of complex biological experiments and studies.
From set-up and data capture, through analysis and graphing, to report creation, sign-off and publication; all data can be easily and securely recorded in a 21 CFR Part 11 compliant environment.
"Whilst all the attention has been on early stage discovery, we identified an urgent need for managing data from later stage programmes where a small number of high value candidates are screened for efficacy, Adme, safety and toxicological properties," said Neil Kipling, chairman and CEO of IDBS .
"The complex nature of this work demanded a radical new approach to experimental data capture and management to enable real-time data sharing, analysis and rapid delivery of reports".
"With BioBook we have devised a solution that researchers will view as truly meeting their needs rather than a forced compromise." By reducing the number of disparate systems, such as paper lab notebooks and data visualisation and statistical analysis applications, BioBook enhances productivity, reduces data transcription errors and protects corporate IP.
BioBook is part of the IDBS's WorkBook suite of applications designed to meet today's research challenges.
