Nasdaq Metrio is a sustainability reporting platform tailored for businesses at various stages of their ESG journey. It merges meticulous data collection, tracking, and management with emissions calculations and assurance. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive library of metrics from various rater and ranker frameworks as well as regulatory bodies, all cross-referenced, de-duplicated, and clarified, complete with guidance notes.
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DWR eDiscovery allows legal professionals to review, process, and produce documents that could be relevant to litigation.
Our Software and hosted Subscriptions offers a wide range of document review tools, including AI search, keyword search, keyword highlight, metadata filtering and marking documents. It also has privilege log, redactions and analysis tools to help users better understand their document corpus. These features can all be done by the user themselves, so they can do the standard eDiscovery tasks without consulting.
DWR eDiscovery offers subscriptions to both hosted and on-prem eDiscovery. DWR Pro desktop software can be downloaded to your computer or server. DWR Pro costs $1995per concurrent use license/year. Cloud subscriptions are charged per-GB for hosting and there are no hidden fees. The entry-level Single Matter subscription costs $10/GB/Month and has a minimum of $250 per month. Private clouds allow multiple matters and multiple users for no more than $4/GB/month moving quickly to $1/GB/month.
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refbase
refbase is a web-based reference database designed for managing scientific literature and citations through a platform-independent, multi-user interface. The software helps researchers and organizations store, search, import, export, and format bibliographic references. refbase supports many common reference formats, including BibTeX, EndNote, RIS, PubMed, ISI Web of Science, CSA Illumina, RefWorks, MODS XML, OpenOffice, and MS Word. Users can generate formatted citation lists in HTML, RTF, PDF, or LaTeX for use in research, writing, and documentation workflows. The platform includes powerful search capabilities that make it easier to find references across a shared database. RSS support allows users to follow updates and changes in reference collections. refbase also includes OpenSearch and SRU/W web services for structured access by external clients. Support for unAPI and COinS metadata helps search engines and citation tools discover and use reference data more easily. By combining reference management, citation formatting, search, metadata support, web services, and multi-user access, refbase helps teams manage scientific literature from a browser-based system.
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JabRef
Established in 2003, JabRef has become a vital tool for numerous students and researchers dedicated to scholarly pursuits. Our primary goal is to foster knowledge advancement and enhance the quality of scientific investigations. We are strong proponents of open access to information, believing that contemporary science thrives within a transparent institutional framework. This commitment drives us to develop JabRef as free and open-source software, utilizing a straightforward text-based file format that eliminates vendor lock-in. Users can effortlessly retrieve comprehensive bibliographic details using identifiers such as ISBN, DOI, PubMed-ID, and arXiv-ID. Additionally, bibliographic records can be enriched by cross-referencing them with curated online databases like Google Scholar, Springer, or MathSciNet. JabRef also offers features to automatically rename and relocate associated files following user-defined rules. Furthermore, it allows for the customization and addition of new metadata fields or reference types. Users can efficiently organize their articles through keywords, tags, search terms, or personal classifications, benefiting from native support for BibTeX and BibLaTeX, which are ideal for text-based typesetting systems like LaTeX and Markdown. With such robust capabilities, JabRef empowers users to streamline their research workflow effectively.
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