The Problem: Scientists need better "systems"

Research and Development groups are under increasing pressure to perform more work with fewer resources. For researchers, this means doing more projects with smaller groups and smaller budgets. Automation and improved instrumentation make it possible to run more experiments, but the result is more data that must be analyzed and managed. Research managers now have to ensure that data from both inside and outside the organization can be handled efficiently to deliver more with less.

The Solution: Rubicon

Rubicon was designed for scientists to be a real time repository (rather than a lab archive system or LIMS) that allows scientists to be efficient with data while providing safety and security for critical data. By providing an easy and flexible way to manage data used in everyday work, teams can handle more work by ensuring that data that needs to be analyzed to produce decisions is accessible and easy to retrieve.

By using a repository as part of the workflow of the lab, management can be confident that no data is lost, and that when data is needed by collaborators or regulators, it is available quickly and accurately.

Rubicon eliminates the wasted time scientists spend either interfacing with antiquated data systems or trying to find data stored in an ad-hoc fashion on multiple instruments, file servers and desktop hard drives.