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STN partners, FIZ Karlsruhe and CAS launch Version One of new STN platform -

The STN partners, FIZ Karlsruhe and Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) have announced the launch of Version One of the new STN platform. Users from hundreds of organisations worldwide explored Version One during the half year of beta testing, providing valuable feedback. Their feedback confirms that the new STN platform design, project-oriented workflow, search power, precision, and speed meet professional searchers' exacting demands and exceed their expectations.

The broad release of Version One of the new platform extends the benefits of this new technology to all organisations using STN under fixed fee programs. Version One is the first step toward a modern and powerful new STN system.

Version One of the new STN platform delivers core STN content including the complete CAS REGISTRY and CAplus content along with Thomson Reuters' Derwent World Patents Index (DWPISM), including the Derwent Chemistry Resource (DCR). Proprietary search technology offers new features that allow for STN's unique content offering to be explored in new ways.

With its advanced design, STN's intuitive user interface is oriented toward the work processes of patent specialists. Users can manage their search strategies and results in dedicated 'projects,' which enable search professionals to organize and efficiently work on numerous projects concurrently. Specific emphasis has been placed on workflow. The user interface has been designed to show search query, history, and results at a glance while highlighting the most relevant answer sets. The greatly increased search capacity allows for completely new approaches to searching and results evaluation.

Robert Massie, President of CAS noted that users will be supported on both current and new STN platforms, with access on the new system provided initially to fixed fee customers. Access will be extended to transactional customers in 2014. He also confirmed that the STN partners will continue to fully support and enhance the classic STN platform during the transition period.

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