LabLog Announcements & News

The Information Data Office (ICO) is the UK’s independent authority set up to uphold information rights in the public interest and promote openness by public bodies and data privacy for individuals. LabLog is registered with the ICO as a Data Controller, and under the Data Protection Act, it requires every ...

Rockville, MD -- Aug. 1, 2017 -- LabLog, the emerging leader in Electronic Lab Notebook market, today announced its integration with Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). LabLog customers will now be able to perform a more efficient system rollout in their organization by adding LabLog from the Azure AD.

SAML Single Sign-On Integration Simplifies LabLog User Access with Just-In-Time Provisioning

If you’re the administrator or user of a Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN), and you haven’t thought much about security, now is an excellent time to start! This process doesn’t have to be scary or difficult, it’s all about being informed and knowing the steps you can take to keep your lab data and notes safe.

A Document Management System designed to help you become more productive. Managing files and documents can be in-efficient, time-consuming, and unproductive in research labs. LabLog solves these issues by providing a centralized Document Management System (DMS) within the ELN.

Introducing powerful new features in the Inventory Module. We are excited to announce a number of updates to our Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN).

LabLog's creators, Aiderbotics Corporation, announces the company has certified compliance with the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework . Certified companies and their services and products are subject to strong U.S. government oversight and are obligated to cooperate with EU data protection authorities. The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework certification is an additional level of validation that demonstrates we have the security in place to protect our customers data from unauthorized use.

If you store your research data and notes online or on your computer the FDA Part 11 regulations can help you secure your digital documents, prevent fraud, and collaborate easier.

LabLog is a lab notebook service hosted on Microsoft Azure and we provide Azure single sign-on option to our business clients. LabLog™ is compliant with relevant federal regulations and using LabLog is shown to reduce laboratory costs by organizing and storing lab notes in the cloud [2]. At LabLog, our standard practice is to work closely with the IT team at client organizations from a very early stage to make sure organizational standards are met and to address specific security and compliance requirements from the outset.

Moving important lab notes that typically gets buried in a pile of papers to your LabLog Electronic Lab Notebook improves productivity. You’ll boost transparency, you'll be better connected, and your colleagues can find what they need at their fingertips.

Requesting signatures —that usually wait on an office desk for a long time — in an electronic format speeds up approval and review processes in laboratories implementing Good Laboratory Practice procedures. In the United States, electronic signatures are legally binding. You are no longer tied to paper to execute reviews and approvals. You can use electronic signatures to simplify a multistep process and save money.

Switching to electronic lab logs may seem like a daunting task. But with careful planning all can go smoothly. In this post we describe a few tips and resources that can be useful for your journey to adopting an electronic lab notebook.