LiMSforum.com passes the 4,000 member mark! Join the undisputed leading, independent LIMS User’s Group today.
It seems like only yesterday that the LIMSforum.com group on Linkedin was at 3,000 members. In just a little over a month 1,000 new member joined the largest LIMS user community. If you are not already a member of LIMSforum.com you will want to join today. There are hundreds of discussion and career opportunities in LIMS and Laboratory, Scientific and Health Informatics.LIMS industry follows the LabLynx lead in web hosted LIMS
In 1997 LabLynx was the first with a 100% web browser based LIMS. In 1998 LabLynx was the first to host LIMS for customers as an Application Service Provider. Now, over a decade later, the LIMS industry has acknowledged that both web browser based LIMS and web hosted SaaS (Software as a Service) LIMS are both the present and the future of LIMS. Expect to see more LIMS companies follow the LabLynx lead by offering web hosted SaaS LIMS built on web browser technologies. Read: SaaS – Is a web hosted LIMS right for your laboratory?Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 8, Issue 12
March 23, 2010 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 8, Issue 12 In This Issue Bid / RFP / RFI Opportunities 03/15/2010 - Request for Quote - Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) - professional services to assist with the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) Implementation 03/01/2010 - Request for Proposal - Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) SHSU needs to purchase a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) for evidence management, analytical reporting and data management for a Regional Crime Lab. The RFP includes for software, hardware, installation & configuration, on-site…Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 8, Issue 11
March 16, 2010 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 8, Issue 11 In This Issue Bid / RFP / RFI Opportunities 03/15/2010 - Request for Quote - Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) - professional services to assist with the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) Implementation 03/03/2010 - Request for Proposal - (LIMS) Laboratory Information Management System Request for Proposal - (LIMS) Laboratory Information Management System LIMS Louisville Water Company - Louisville, Kentucky 03/01/2010 - Request for Proposal - Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) SHSU needs to purchase a Laboratory…Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 8, Issue 10
March 09, 2010 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 8, Issue 10 In This Issue Bid / RFP / RFI Opportunities 03/03/2010 - Request for Proposal - (LIMS) Laboratory Information Management System Request for Proposal - (LIMS) Laboratory Information Management System LIMS Louisville Water Company - Louisville, Kentucky 03/01/2010 - Request for Proposal - Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) SHSU needs to purchase a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) for evidence management, analytical reporting and data management for a Regional Crime Lab. The RFP includes for software, hardware, installation & configuration, on-site training , and maintenance support services. 03/01/2010 - Request…How well does your LIMS do reporting and data extraction & analysis?
One of the main purposes of having a laboratory is to generate data and subsequently, information for customers of the laboratory. Data is usually the raw analytical elements and quality control associated with the analysis. With this, the lab compiles this data into meaningful information that the customers of the laboratory use to make intelligent decisionsDo you work with a poorly designed LIMS or other data management system?
Win an iPod Touch or $200 Visa gift card!Enterprise Level LIMS – Reaping the Benefits of Integration
Dave Champagne, Vice President and General Manager, Informatics, Thermo Fisher ScientificWith drug development times of approximately 15 years and subsequent costs approaching $2 billion by 2010, pharmaceutical companies are increasingly in search of processes that can help them consistently deliver a return on investment during the patent life of a drug. Enterprise level laboratory information management systems (LIMS) are key contributors in this effort. Delivering advanced functionality that is specific to each stage of the drug development process, sophisticated, purpose-built LIMS streamline processes and costs and present organizations with unique integration opportunities. These LIMS provide superior capabilities by delivering real-time analysis and reports, facilitating regulatory compliance and product quality, integrating with the company’s broader network and providing secure access to key data throughout the organization.









