Zorbasoft
Software for research, information management, qualitative analysis
Zorbasoft provides tools aimed at researchers who need to manage large amounts of diverse information and turn it into finished output. The site describes two main products: Plato, for managing and reorganizing information, and Mince, for analyzing text structure and word relationships.
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