Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 5, Issue 21
May 22, 2007 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 5, Issue 20 In This Issue Announcements LIMSfinder.com welcomes Covex LIMSfinder.com is pleased to announce the addition of Covex as a premium sponsor. Covex is a Premier Global Provider of Validation and Compliance Services for the Life Sciences, Food & Beverage and Chemical Industries. Covex Systems Validation, Regulatory Compliance, Engineering and IT Services offer an end-to-end solution for our clients. Our depth of experience and breath of project leadership spans the globe and all disciplines within the Life Sciences industries. LIMS Blog Postings Water / Waste Water Blog Here is a blog…Water / Waste Water Blog
Here is a blog that might be of interest to the Water, Wastewater readers.Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 5, Issue 20
May 15, 2007 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 5, Issue 20 In This Issue Announcements LIMSfinder.com welcomes Covex LIMSfinder.com is pleased to announce the addition of Covex as a premium sponsor. Covex is a Premier Global Provider of Validation and Compliance Services for the Life Sciences, Food & Beverage and Chemical Industries. Covex Systems Validation, Regulatory Compliance, Engineering and IT Services offer an end-to-end solution for our clients. Our depth of experience and breath of project leadership spans the globe and all disciplines within the Life Sciences industries. LIMS Blog Postings The Acronym Junkie Do you know any people like…The Acronym Junkie
Do you know any people like this...?10 Elements of the ideal LIMS
Just like all of the rest of
creation, an ideal Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is made
up of some essential elements. The LIMS of today is really a full enterprise
management system, not just the sample tracking application of yesteryear.
Accordingly, it must be made up of all of the right elements so that it provides
your laboratory alchemists with gold, not lead..
Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 5, Issue 19
May 08, 2007 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 5, Issue 19 In This Issue LIMS Blog Postings 10 Elements of the ideal LIMS Just like all of the rest of creation, an ideal Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is made up of some essential elements. The LIMS of today is really a full enterprise management system, not just the sample tracking application of yesteryear. Accordingly, it must be made up of all of the right elements so that it provides your laboratory alchemists with gold, not lead.. Statistical Quality Control for the Food Industry In reviewing this book on…XML Reporting in SQL*LIMS
For several years my boss, Brian, has been telling me that the perfect solution for a LIMS Certificate of Analysis report would use a solid data extraction algorithm and a flexible XML output. The idea has always sounded interesting to me, except for the fact that the SQL*LIMS product doesn’t include the technology to do such a thing…until now. Today’s article describes how to customize SQL*LIMS and Oracle Reports to send data to XML, and how to convert that XML output to PDF.Statistical Quality Control for the Food Industry
In reviewing this book on Google recently, I found it to have a number of good concepts to incorporate into LIMS for the F&B industry. Given the current news on food contamination (on purpose, I might add), none of these concepts will help protect our food supply if food ingredients are going to consist of plastic (melamine). Statistical Quality Control can let you have a better quality process for killing pets! Excuse my attitude concerning this but something must change in the food industry.Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 5, Issue 18
May 01, 2007 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 5, Issue 18 In This Issue Announcements Help Save Internet Radio - It is in grave danger! The SaveNetRadio Coalition The future of Internet radio is in immediate danger. Royalty rates for webcasters have been drastically increased by a recent ruling and are due to go into effect on May 15 (retroactive to Jan 1, 2006!). If the increased rates remain unchanged, the majority of webcasters will go bankrupt and silent on this date. Internet radio needs your help! H.R. 2060, The Internet Radio Equality Act was introduced by Representatives Jay Inslee…Help Save Internet Radio – It is in grave danger!
The SaveNetRadio Coalition
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10 Elements of the Ideal LIMS
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