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Analytical Data Management

Share assembled analytical data in context to support decision-making across your organization. Bring together the knowledge gathered across your labs in one searchable place.

Are You Struggling to Manage Analytical Data?

Analytical data is:

 

Disparate

Gathered from a variety of techniques, instruments, and vendor formats.

Scattered

Across instruments, systems, and software such as analytical instrument vendor software, archives, ELNs, LIMS, CDSs, Microsoft® applications (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), email, file shares, and reports.

Either too much or not enough

In its original form it’s rich with information, but file sizes are large and require specialized software for interpretation. When abstracted (as text, csv files, or images) it lacks depth and chemical context.

These factors make analytical data particularly difficult to find, assemble, and easily re-use. Scientists will frequently recreate samples and re-run experiments, delaying project timelines and increasing cost.

For 30 years, we have been helping R&D organizations standardize, process, and manage their analytical data to make it more accessible. This is our core expertise.

With an analytical data management system (ADMS) built on the Spectrus Platform, we help gather all your analytical data in one place, including chromatography, MS, NMR, optical, and more. Data from different instrument vendors are standardized into a single format.

Gathering your data in software designed for analytical and chemical data means you will:

  • Find data fast—no need to search numerous systems, rely on conversations with colleagues, or re-run experiments
  • Share data easily—within your lab/department, or throughout your organization
  • Collaborate effectively—with centrally stored data, colleagues in multi-disciplinary teams can access the data they need, when they need it
Customer Reviews
“Having access to a reference database of fully interpreted analytical data means we don't have to solve the same structure multiple times. Quick identification of known compounds allows us to concentrate on investigating the unknowns. We can combine our data and simplify our workflow, enabling easy, centralized access to information for data mining.”

Dr. Zarko Kulic
Scientist Schwabe Pharmaceuticals

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