The new module offers full database reporting capabilities for analytical data acquired through Agilent Openlab or Agilent ChemStation data systems
Agilent Technologies has introduced Agilent Openlab Intelligence Reporter, a module for the company's Openlab system designed to help analytical chemists and lab managers meet reporting requirements in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries.
Advanced tools such as visualisation of pass/fail criteria, and content-based result presentation help customers streamline result reviews and approvals.
"Our goal is to help customers achieve a paperless lab, and Agilent Openlab Intelligence Reporter is a solid step in this direction," said Markus Jaquemar, marketing director, Agilent life sciences.
"Now customers can obtain a complete package for easily creating and reviewing even complex reports, seamlessly integrated into Agilent Openlab Enterprise Content Manager".
Agilent Openlab Intelligence Reporter easily connects to third-party reporting systems because it is based on standard interfaces and published and supported database views.
The system's database is accessible for IT-related purposes.
Report templates are based on Microsoft Report Definition Language and the report generation uses Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services.
