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In this issue...
Calculating ROI for LIMS Interfacing – Download Our ROI Calculator Instrument Interface of the Month Secrets to a Successful Instrument/LIMS Integration Project
Save 20%: Collect 6.1 New Release Special
Upgraded Empower to LIMS Interface Reduces Time for Setup, Validation and Support New Collect 6.1 Adds New Interface Options, Hotkeys and Enhanced Performance
Pittcon Conference & Expo - Labtronics Booth #5655 |
Booth: 5655 Presentations Include: Integrating Informatics into Everyday Laboratory Procedures Session 1140 - Lab Informatics I Day and Time: Tuesday, March 04, 2008, 11:05 AM Room 274 Our presentation will show how laboratories can integrate their informatics applications with daily lab procedures, generating a noticeable improvement in lab efficiency at the bench level by focusing on delivering information (calibration records, inventory records, sample information, etc.) to the analysts, as they need it and by automating the processes for keeping that information updated. Going Paperless: Converting from Paper Forms to an Electronic Laboratory Notebook Session 1890 - Lab Informatics II Day and Time: Wednesday, March 05, 2008, 08:30 AM Room 274 Our presentation will help organizations manage their process of moving to a paperless environment by providing guidelines and insight into: • Determining which processes should be a priority for conversion • Identifying the levels of automation that can be incorporated into ELN forms • Identifying points of integration between the ELN and existing systems • Different processes for converting from paper Building an Electronic Laboratory Notebook for Routine Analyses Session 1890 - Lab Informatics II Day and Time: Wednesday, March 05, 2008, 10:25 AM Room 274 In laboratories that are performing routine analyses on a regular and ongoing basis there is an opportunity for an ELN to become a pro-active component controlling the analytical process and ensuring that every aspect of an SOP is being fulfilled. We will show how starting out with these requirements in mind results in an Electronic Laboratory Notebook that provide a high level of real time automation and integration, at the bench level. >> More information on the conference Home | www.labtronics.com | Contact Us
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