LabArchives is a suite of SaaS applications that help scientists manage and document their research data, prove & protect discovery, collaborate securely, manage inventory & samples, and manage lab resources. LabArchives is an Dotmatics company.

Management
The people that make it happen.
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Matt Dunie
President / CEO / Co-Founder
Kirk Schneider
Chief Technology Officer / Co-Founder
Over 25 years of development experience in the scientific and academic marketplace, former lead developer of Reference Manager and Reference Update as well as the co-founder, Chief Technology Officer and Lead Architect at RefWorks.
Kiptyn Locke
V.P - Sales
Kip has been with LabArchives since 2012. Prior to LabArchives, Kip has been in sales and leadership roles in large and small companies. Most recently, he was President of Real Price Solutions and Vice President of Invoice Connections.
Marie Linvill
V.P. - Product Experience
Former Product Manager and Director of Content Integration at ProQuest where she managed the launch of research funding solution, Pivot, and the researcher discovery and collaboration tool, Scholar Universe. In addition to cloud-based solutions for researchers, worked as Senior Editor for various academic publishers, including Little, Brown and Company and Singular Publishing Group.
Colleen Stempien
V.P. - Director of Operations
Current Director of Operations of LabArchives. Prior to joining LabArchives, she was President of Vision InfoSoft and co-founder and President of RefWorks.
Steve Maybo
IT Director
Started his career in information technology at Research Information Systems Inc., when he helped develop the first delivery of scientific current awareness via the Internet in the early 1990’s. former co-founder and Director of Information Technology at RefWorks.
Earl B. Beutler
Internal Consultant / Co-Founder
Former co-founder of Research Information System, Inc. (developers of Reference Manager and Reference Update) and RefWorks.
By the numbers…

Scientists

Courses
11,250

Activities
350 MM

Reservations

Notebooks
940,000

Inventories
14,200

Instructors
3,200

Items
157,000