Updated: Implementation of a Flexible LIMS in Laboratory

Updated: Implementation of a Flexible LIMS in Laboratory

Published On: April 16th, 2010Categories: Events, NewsTags: , ,

Whitepaper on "Implementation of a Flexible LIMS in Laboratory" covers the important aspects when choosing a LIMS when there are plenty of LIMS vendor available in the market.

Updated: Implementation of a Flexible LIMS in Laboratory

Agriya Analitika, as the representative of Autoscribe Informatics. was previously invited to Indonesia Total Laboratory Management Symposium to do a presentation on Implementation of a Flexible LIMS in Laboratory. We understand that there are plenty of LIMS vendor available in the market, and of course there are a number of things to consider such as whether the LIMS will be able to accommodate all your laboratory requirements. The presentation covers the necessity of having a highly flexible LIMS and help us on things to consider before we purchased a LIMS solution.

Updated: Implementation of a Flexible LIMS in Laboratory

Today’s laboratories are streamlined environments where sample and data processing are organized in accordance with strict approved standard operating procedures. Laboratory Information Management System or LIMS software is the life blood of any laboratory operation, and recent advances have extended their reach to a wider group of users, regardless of any previous experience or training.

By its very nature, LIMS is designed to handle information throughout the laboratory, so it must be clear and straightforward to use, from correct data entry in sample reception to analyzing and reporting results. With data handling comes security, therefore password controlled zones are also necessary to ensure that only authorized personnel can gain access to sensitive functionality and information. The knock on effect is better resource allocation in the laboratory, and greater customer assurance over data management and integrity.

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