Competitors of Biblioscape

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The Competition

Introduction

How many companies have links to their competitors' web sites? We do, because we believe:

Our product provides much more value than those of our competitors.

Each user has his or her unique needs. If we cannot serve you, why not introduce you to someone who may?

An user is treated fairly only when he or she is informed. We want to earn your hard-earned money fairly and squarely.

The following programs can all be downloaded for evaluation from the web sites below. You can try them and compare them to Biblioscape. If you find them better than Biblioscape, please email us so that we can use your suggestions to improve Biblioscape. If you already own one of the following products and want to migrate your database to Biblioscape, click here to learn how.

Major Players

EndNote: A popular program originally written for the Mac. The database is binary compatible between Mac and PC. The user interface is non-standard, without popup menus, drag-and-drop, etc. There is a limit to the size of the database, although it is big enough for most users. A solid program, with a limited feature set.

ProCite: A popular program among librarians. It is available for Windows, DOS, and Mac. It has a large number of fields suitable for cataloging in libraries.

Reference Manager: Probably the oldest bibliographic software. It has lots of styles for medical journals. It can format and search records across multiple databases.

Compare

In terms of features, Biblioscape Standard edition is comparable to EndNote, ProCite, and Reference Manager. All three products are twice the price of Biblioscape Standard. Biblioscape Professional is equivalent to the above three products plus WebPoster, which costs extra and (unlike BiblioWeb, which comes with Biblioscape Professional) is read-only. The Biblioscape Librarian edition has all the features of the Pro edition, plus the Library module to manage a small library.

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