FAIR Data
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The inherently FAIR laboratory informatics system
Labbit is the only solution built from the ground up on FAIR data principles.
Built on a non-relational knowledge graph database its data is easily findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.

Findable
Data and its metadata need to be easy to find by humans and computers.

Accessible
Once data is found, there is a way to access it, including authentication and authorization.

Interoperable
Data is in a form that allows it to be integrated with other data without any extra transformation required.

Reusable
Data is optimized for reuse so that results can be replicated or datasets can be combined to discover new insights.
With a truly interoperable FAIR-compliant system, labs can eliminate the time and work associated with transferring data between systems, re-platforming, and connecting to other data sources.
Benefits of FAIR Data
Effortless integration
Improved quality and reliability
Flexible querying
Adaptive models
Immutability
Chained histories
Provenance
Semantic interoperability
Open data, open science
RESOURCES
RDF Knowledge Graph Databases: A Better Choice for Life Science Lab Software
Every laboratory that uses informatics software is using a database to store and access the data produced by their laboratory. But what laboratory managers might not be aware of is that the underlying type of database can impact how effectively a laboratory can innovate and scale.