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As many who perform experiment verification activities will readily admit, mundane data analysis is an essential scientific protocol. However, these activities remain unnecessarily tedious. There are recurring obstacles caused by inefficient and incomplete data loading, manipulation and accessibility of data and manual information management. XperiLink has the functionality to resolve all of these obstacles and more.

XperiLink has an information management environment that provides you with the ability to investigate logical and illogical relationships between all your data. This is the bedrock for creative thinking and next generation innovation. Who could have imagined experimental verification could be so efficient and exhilarating again? The XperiLink module of the XperiDesk suite has made this a reality.

XperiLink functionality leaves little to the imagination, almost anything is possible. From the simple generation of a runcard, over experimental Design of Experiment to tracking a process flow through production in a fabrication line, XperiLink supports the complete management of experimental information:

  • Automatic loading and maintenance of process related information from various sources, e.g., the file system (estimated 80-90% of required fill), including creation of relations and tags
  • Navigation and retrieval of data via multiple criteria searches, filters and views.


 
Dr. Dirk Ortloff
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