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News Release from: Agilent Technologies Europe | Subject: Openlab Intelligence Reporter
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 25 February 2008
Openlab module helps meet reporting
requirements
The new module offers full database reporting capabilities for analytical data acquired through Agilent Openlab or Agilent ChemStation data systems
Agilent Technologies has introduced Agilent Openlab Intelligence Reporter, a module for the company's Openlab system designed to help analytical chemists and lab managers meet reporting requirements in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries Advanced tools such as visualisation of pass/fail criteria, and content-based result presentation help customers streamline result reviews and approvals
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 30 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Our goal is to help customers achieve a paperless lab, and Agilent Openlab Intelligence Reporter is a solid step in this direction," said Markus Jaquemar, marketing director, Agilent life sciences.
"Now customers can obtain a complete package for easily creating and reviewing even complex reports, seamlessly integrated into Agilent Openlab Enterprise Content Manager".
Agilent Openlab Intelligence Reporter easily connects to third-party reporting systems because it is based on standard interfaces and published and supported database views.
The system's database is accessible for IT-related purposes.
Report templates are based on Microsoft Report Definition Language and the report generation uses Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services.
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