An annual iC site license is an important part of any lab digitalization effort that ensures all users have the same software versions for easy data transfer and knowledge sharing. All scientists sitewide, can install and run iC software to plan, analyze, and report experiments, as well as use the latest features and modules available. iC software allows users to fully understand the experiments being studied to make better decisions and complete projects faster.
An iC site license includes connection to the iC Data Center to automatically capture completed experiments, prepare data into useful formats, and share the files in an organized, central storage location. Colleagues can easily analyze, share, and discuss results using a common platform which enables a better understanding of the process under investigation.
All users can install and run the latest version of iC software to design, analyze, and report experiments from their office computer. This increases system utilization by allowing other users access to the instruments while the previous user is able to perform experimental analysis and write-up tasks outside the lab.
iC site licenses include all the benefits of iC Software Care for instrument and office copies of iC software. Stay up-to-date, save money, prevent obsolescence, and ensure compatibility by getting access to the latest software versions as they are released.
The cost is based on the number of iC supported instruments owned. An unlimited number of users can access the software from any location.
All currently supported instruments for a given technology must be included on the site license. Not all technologies that are owned must be covered.
Yes, any unused months of iCare already purchased will be credited towards the cost of an iC site license.
Office copies of iC software can use any of the included D2i (data to information) modules such as iC Safety™ for iControl™ or offline image analysis with iC Vision™. This is a cost effective way to provide users with enhanced features to obtain critical information from each experiment.
