Hi Linda,

The ELN market has developed considerably of the past few years.  The vendors used to make appearances at many venues like ARMA, but are now focusing on scientific meetings or meetings discussing ELN implementation, where there are a higher percentage of attendees who could influence the purchase of software licenses.  ELN software is becoming a commodity.  I do understand that there are many labs who are still writing in paper journals and would get huge productivity gains from ELN's.  There are a lot of options available to them, some of which are quite reasonable in price.

Charlie Sodano
www.eorganizedworld.com

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Hello all, 



I was disappointed that the electronic lab notebook vendors  was not at Conference this year.  Is anyone out there using ELNs and can provide some input? 



Thanks. 



Linda Buss, CRM 




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