QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Satisfaction Rating
A Lab Director at an educational institution would be very likely to recommend CLC Genomics Workbench for this reason:
It’s simple to use, and adaptable with the ability to script for non-preprogrammed analysis options.
Based on a response of 10 to the question “On a scale of 0-10, how likely would you be to recommend QIAGEN Bioinformatics?”
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Satisfaction Rating
A Research Assistant at an educational institution would be very likely to recommend QIAGEN Bioinformatics for this reason:
Excellent experiences with CLC products since 2013. Very user-friendly and usable without a strong bioinformatic background.
Based on a response of 10 to the question “On a scale of 0-10, how likely would you be to recommend QIAGEN Bioinformatics?”
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Satisfaction Rating
A Lab Director at a Federal government agency would be likely to recommend QIAGEN Bioinformatics for this reason:
I like the CLC Genomics Workbench package and my experience with tech support has been wonderful.
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QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Testimonial
We cherish CLC because of educational benefits for students, benefits in saving time juggling loads of genomic data, and for helping our technicians and scientists in organizing their data.
— Dietmar Krautwurst, Department Head 'Chemoreception and Biosignaling', Leibniz-Institute for Food Systems Biology at the Technical University of Munich
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Testimonial
The use of this software has enabled us to analyze large datasets on limited computational resources. As a government agency, purchasing high-end computer systems or use of cloud computing resources are difficult and CLC enable us to make do with existing computational capacity for our data analysis.
— Lab Director, Federal Government
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Testimonial
The Genomics Workbench has allowed us to introduce students to modern bioinformatics and genomics concepts in a graphical environment that allows to focus more on concepts and interpretations of results especially for those students that are not bioinformatics majors.
— Shawn McCafferty, Associate Professor , Wheaton College (Massachusetts)
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
I do many 16S projects.
I also do many ITS (fungal) projects.
I occasionally run metagenomics, or transcriptomics.
Most of our work is agricultural related. So soils, water, compost
Yes, because it’s got everything I need for 16S and ITS analysis in one convenient place.
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
I am using the CLC Microbial Genomics Module for WGS and metagenomics analysis. I use it on a daily bases to identify microorganisms, to find resistance genes, predict MLST and other applications.
Yes. It contains tools for various purposes.
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
There are several departments use CLC microbial genomic modules and for us it is fantastic.
Yes, no need to learn unix or Linux language to perform metagenomic analysis.
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
We use CLC Genomics Workbench in our daily NGS analysis, and that helps us produce papers frequently.
Highly recommended because users need little or no knowledge of bioinformatics to use it.
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Satisfaction Rating
A Staff Scientist at a large enterprise pharmaceuticals company would be very likely to recommend QIAGEN Bioinformatics for this reason:
Solid tools across the portfolio. Good support. Good training!
Based on a response of 10 to the question “On a scale of 0-10, how likely would you be to recommend QIAGEN Bioinformatics?”
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
We use it for genotyping and serotyping. I have created workflows/databases for AMR, virulence factors, Salmonella serotyping, E.coli serotyping, Flu serotyping, Pseudomonas serotyping. I currently working on a viral metagenomic study using the metagenomics software.
Yes. ease of useable to lock workflow, integrated with NCBI.
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
We primarily do 16S (universal bacterial), ITS (universal fungus), or various other (frogs and fish) identifications from bacterial samples. So both Greengenes and Silva database access is hugely important for me as well as more general access to the NCBI nt/nr databases
We also do agricultural ID of various fungal pathogens, which are IDed against a database of known types.
Very much, because it streamlines a process that would normally require three or four different programs and different formats to produce the same results. So it’s much faster with the Microbial Genomics Module.
QIAGEN Bioinformatics Customer Review
5/5 Stars
CLC Genomics Workbench is our primary bioinformatics software. Our lab is typically focused on validated, standardized methods and CLC tools seem to fit that need. We also focus on microbial sequencing and we would not be able to do even half of our typical analyses without the Microbial Genomics Module. The primary features we use are shotgun taxonomic profiling and K-mer spectra typing. As we develop more services, I can see us using the resistance finding, K-mer/SNP trees, functional metagenomics, and amplicon (16S) metagenomics.
Yes, if you are working with bacterial genomics, then it is a must-have.
