EndNote is bibliographic management software that allows users to create personal reference libraries, search bibliographic sources, cite references while writing, and collaborate online. The software is available on desktop, web, and mobile platforms. It has evolved to integrate with academic workflows and take advantage of new mobile devices and apps that deliver sophisticated features and access to references anywhere.

1. EndNote® Desktop, Web, & Mobile Academic Workflows
THOMSON REUTERS, SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOLARLY RESEARCH
Jason E. Rollins, PhD
December 7, 2011

2. Thomson Reuters
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3. Thomson Reuters EndNote
For 20 years, EndNote has been the industry standard software solution
for publishing and managing bibliographies. Millions of researchers,
faculty, and students worldwide use EndNote to:
• Create personal reference libraries on Windows, Macintosh, and Web
• Search and update bibliographic data from hundreds of sources
• Accurately Cite While You WriteTM in 5,000+ formatting styles
• Organize references and full text PDF files
• Collaborate with others using EndNote Web
• Create an online CV in ResearcherID.
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4. Evolving features and workflows

5. On the desktop and web

6. Workflow integration

7. EndNote has been mobile for a while…

8. What has changed about mobile …
• Proliferation of devices
• Convergence - phone and pocket computer in one
• Cost and speed of data access
• Apps – sophistication and delivery

9. EndNote for iPad Demo…

10. EndNote® Desktop, Web, & Mobile Academic Workflows
Thanks.
jason.rollins@thomsonreuters.com