Do I Have to Upgrade My LIMS?
If your current LIMS is slowing down the laboratory turnaround times, becoming a burden to use, and demotivating staff, it’s time to upgrade!
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02, 2023
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01, 2023
Acceptable Quality Limit in LIMS
Acceptable Quality Limit (AQL) sampling is used to determine whether an entire batch (or order) has met a client’s specification, based on a statistical sample of that batch.
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09, 2022
LIMS Instrument Integration Data Integrity
LIMS Instrument Integration allows customer to have complete data integrity with ability to track & trace any analytical results for audit and/or historical purposes.
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09, 2022
Webinar – Incorporating ISO 17025 into your laboratory
This webinar examines how a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) helps labs to embed many of the key principles of ISO 17025 and drive adoption within laboratory operations.
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09, 2022
LIMS Chain of Custody (CoC)
LIMS Chain of Custody recording allows you to quickly discover where the item currently is, when it was put there, who was responsible and where it has previously been.
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08, 2022
Lab Indonesia Exhibition 2022
After a long delayed event, Agriya Analitika is back at Lab Indonesia 2022.
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08, 2022
10 Steps to Ensure a Successful LIMS Implementation
Buying a LIMS can seem overwhelming given the choice of solutions on the market. This ten-step guide helps you through the process and arms you with the questions you need to ask.
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07, 2022
Get the LIMS You Need – Part 3
Requirements should be recorded using some form of requirements document. Many software products exist to help create and manage requirements and may be useful for large projects, but often it is possible to use standard tools such as Word or Excel.
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06, 2022
Get the LIMS You Need – Part 2
It is sometimes said that a LIMS is a LIMS, but this is not necessarily the case. Most LIMS will support the basics of sample, test, and result management, but there can be significant differences between systems and the markets they target.
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06, 2022
Get the LIMS You Need – Part 1
LIMS requirements are often ill-defined, imprecise and incomplete. This can make selecting the correct LIMS can be difficult and does not set the project up for success.
