Category Archives: Software Releases

NVivo is software that supports qualitative and mixed methods research.  It lets you collect, organize and analyze content from interviews, focus group discussions, surveys, audio – and now in NVivo 10 – social media and web pages. With NVivo you … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the addition of the Microsoft SQL Server product family to Duke’s campus agreement with Microsoft as of June 27, 2012.  The software is being funded jointly by OIT, DHTS, and DCRI and is being distributed … Continue reading →

OIT Software Licensing is now offering IBM SPSS Amos licensing for $50 per computer. Click Here to purchase licensing for SPSS Amos through OIT Here is some information on the software from IBM’s website:  IBM® SPSS® Amos gives you the … Continue reading →

A version of the SAPgui client for Mac OS X 10.6 and beyond is now available.  Visit the OIT site to download it.

JMP 10 and JMP Pro 10 are now available as no-cost downloads for Duke faculty, staff, and students.  There is also the option to install over the network as opposed to downloading the installers if preferred. Click Here to get JMP 10 … Continue reading →

Maple 16 has been released and is now available.  Duke faculty and staff may download Maple software at no cost and use it on Duke-owned and personally-owned computers for Duke purposes.  Students may purchase a personal perpetual license for $35 … Continue reading →

New downloads are available at the OIT Software Licensing website. Microsoft Office 2010 executables and .ISOs now have service pack 1 built-in.  The executable is identical to the unmodified .ISO except that it is self-extracting.  No additional configurations are present. … Continue reading →

The latest version of DNASTAR’s Lasergene Core Suite, version 10, is now available.  This new version has many new features and enhancements to the software.  A newer version of DNASTAR Navigator is also available. Download the software here     … Continue reading →

OIT, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke Library, the Social Science Research Institute, Law School, Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy, Divinity School, Office of Assessment, and Sociology Department have combined resources to bring this license to the Duke community. … Continue reading →

We are now offering volume licensing for JMP Clinical 3.1 for $50 per computer. JMP Clinical software from SAS shortens the drug development process by streamlining the exploration, review and submission of clinical trial data. With a visual, information-seeking approach that links … Continue reading →