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E-Notebook Cloud

Numerous options exist for E-Notebook Cloud configurations for all areas of research and development with full compliance with CFR 21 Part 11 and other regulations. Different workflows ranging from free-form in research to highly structured data entry in GLP environments are supported. Distinct modules exist to support important requirements such as electronic signatures, storage of large amounts of supplementary data, patent reporting, formulation development, screening experiments, method development and validation and batch analysis.

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    Migrating Legacy Informatics Systems

    • Phil McHale
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 20.2

    A Beginner's Guide to E-Notebook

    This webinar demonstrates CambridgeSoft's Desktop/Workgroup Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) for chemists. ...

    • Jesse Gordon
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 20.2

    CambridgeSoft Cloud Computing Seminar

    These series of videos present CambridgeSoft's Cloud Computing capabilities and actual uses in the laboratory. ...

    • David Levy
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
    • Dr. Michael Pollastri
      Northeastern University
  • 20.2

    E-Notebook DataMart

    High Performance E-Notebook Search and Data Extraction

    • Ben Bracke
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 20.1

    Benefits of E-Notebook

    Helps scientists share information throughout an organization

    • Richard Strauss
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 19.3

    Life Science Cloud Computing

    CambridgeSoft has remained the leader in software for chemists, pharmacologists, and biotechnologists for ...

    • Louis J. Culot
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 19.3

    Describing the Cloud

    CambridgeSoft's Hosted applications provide a Cloud Computing solution to your research IT needs. In theory, how the "Cloud" ...

    • Louis J. Culot
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 19.3

    What's New in E-Notebook

    New improvements, both small and large, have been added to the latest release

    • Michael W. Swartz
      CambridgeSoft Corporation
  • 19.1
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