NoteBookMaker 8.5 review
DownloadNoteBookMaker is a totally secure and completely electronic Laboratory Notebook that looks and prints like a typical 8 1/2" x 11"; bound paper-based notebook, all the while maintaining the comfort level the scientist has become accustomed to.
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NoteBookMaker is a totally secure and completely electronic Laboratory Notebook that looks and prints like a typical 8 1/2" x 11"; bound paper-based notebook, all the while maintaining the comfort level the scientist has become accustomed to.
It is a fully searchable laboratory notebook that can be easily integrated in any laboratory for recording data complete with authorization and witnessing.
This is the only true ELN, Virtual NoteBook, LIMs that your lab will want to use.
NotebookMaker has several advantages over its paper counterparts. The ability to perform a specific and timely query on one or several different parameters is fundamental to any data network structure. Without this ability, the scientist is not able to correlate their findings with other coworkers or past work. Even worse entire experiments may be recreated due to lack of communication.
Another crucial issue that electronic laboratory notebooks alleviate is incomprehensible data entries due to horrendous penmanship. Hand written documents are only useful if they are legible.
Other advantages include enhanced interaction between different parties by allowing different groups of researchers to share notebooks, if security clearance is granted. Notebooks will no longer be subject to being lost, misplaced or even destroyed, as long as backup standard operating procedures (SOP's) are followed.
Remote access becomes feasible with the electronic laboratory notebook. The researcher can have access to their data, security permitting, whether they are in the laboratory, in their office, at a seminar, or working out of the house. The notebook, in essence, becomes global.
NotebookMaker® incorporates the popular database FileMaker Pro® as its base program.
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