Collection management software

There is a great number of available software to manage data. Below, we are listing some that might be of specific interest to scientific collections. The ARTEDIAN Software for managing ichthyological collections developed and used by the Swedish Museum of Natural History. More details BioLink This software was designed to assist those working with taxon- and specimen-based information. More details BIOTA Biodiversity Database Manager: a software that helps with management of specimen-based biodiversity and collections data. More details BIOTICA Sistema de Información Biótica: it was developed to help curators on their work with nomenclatural, geographic, bibliographic and ecological data. More details BRAHMS Botanical Research and Herbarium Management System - developed by the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Oxford. More details Mantis Manager of Taxonomic Information and Specimens: this software is targeted to entomologists and features the ability to store images and sounds. More details Specify This software can manage data from disparate taxonomic groups (plants, mammals, birds, fishes, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and fossiles from vertebrates and plants). More details

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