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Guildford, UK, and Burlington, Mass., September 20, 2011 - IDBS, a global provider of innovative enterprise data management, analytics and modeling solutions, today announced that the University of Nottingham has extended its use of E-WorkBook Suite to provide the first global academia ELN deployment. Initially provided in the School of Pharmacy, E-WorkBook has now been expanded to all areas of research across the University's UK, China and Malaysia campuses. By applying E-WorkBook consistently across its worldwide research, the university will have one of the most sophisticated intellectual property (IP) management and research governance systems in the world.
The University of Nottingham, a leading research-intensive university, will use E-WorkBook across global sites to enhance its world-class research and build on its innovative and collaborative excellence. IDBS' E-WorkBook will capture, analyze and manage the university's research in a fully searchable and secure environment that allows researchers to share valuable ideas and information within and across academic domains. With E-WorkBook, IP generated by faculty and students will be fully protected, and researchers can review original data and share information knowing that E-WorkBook adheres to research governance.
According to the latest Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), 60% of the University of Nottingham's research is defined as "world leading" or "internationally excellent" and it is ranked in the top 1% of universities worldwide. With E-WorkBook the university will more consistently and effectively preserve and manage research data, which will enhance the quality and quantity of its research bids. The University of Nottingham can also demonstrate its capabilities to support contract research, which assures confidence of data integrity in subsequent commercialization.
"After the successful use of E-WorkBook in the School of Pharmacy, we were fully confident that the university would benefit from having data centrally and securely managed across all sites," said Grant Howard, Project Manager at the University of Nottingham. "IDBS will help the university adhere to our research governance guidelines, protect our IP and significantly build on our excellent reputation, allowing us to improve both the quality of our research and number of projects we are able to successfully win and execute on."
"Academia continues to be a strong focus for IDBS and we fully recognize the demands that universities face," said Neil Kipling, founder and CEO of IDBS. "The university is taking a forward looking approach and we are delighted to support its internationally renowned research both in the UK and through our IDBS groups across Asia. By working with IDBS and E-WorkBook, the university will have a global world-class IP management and research governance platform which underpins its reputation for the highest levels of academic achievement."
The University of Nottingham is committed to providing a truly international education, inspiring students, producing world-leading research and benefitting the communities around their campuses in the UK, China and Malaysia. Their purpose is to improve life for individuals and societies worldwide. By bold innovation and excellence in all that they do, the University of Nottingham makes both knowledge and discoveries matter. Further information can be found at www.nottingham.ac.uk
IDBS is a global provider of innovative enterprise data management, analytics and modeling solutions. The company’s uniquely sophisticated platform technologies are used by more than 200 pharmaceutical companies, major healthcare providers, global leaders in academic study, and high tech companies to increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve the productivity of industrial R&D and clinical research. IDBS is clearly differentiated by its unique combination of award-winning enterprise technologies and domain knowledge in R&D.
IDBS’ solutions help scientists, hospitals and R&D businesses produce the world’s newest therapeutics, diagnostics and personalized treatments, high-tech materials and consumer products, faster, cleaner engines and fuels, breakthroughs in productive agriculture, healthy, safer food products, and high tech materials and products.
Founded in 1989 and privately held, IDBS is headquartered in Guildford, UK with a direct sales and support presence worldwide. IDBS is a 2010 Profit Track 100 company and the recipient of multiple awards including the Frost and Sullivan 'Enabling Technology' Award in R&D data management for 2010 and Queen's Award for International Trade 2011. For regular updates follow us on Twitter @IDBSsoftware
Danielle Guinebertiere, IDBS Communications Director
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Email: dguinebertiere@idbs.com
" IDBS products provide a complete view on our data, reducing experiment duplication, sharing data across the organization and freeing scientists from report creation, giving them back vital research hours. "
Hector Sanchez
Senior Director R&D Informatics, UCB