BioImagene Announces Integration with Market-Leading Anatomic Pathology Laboratory Information Systems
BioImagene, Inc., the leading provider of end-to-end digital pathology solutions, announced the integration of Virtuoso™, BioImagene’s digital pathology workflow software, with several market-leading anatomic pathology (AP) laboratory information systems (LIS).
Sunquest Information Systems Enters into Business Relationship with MedFusion of Dallas
Sunquest Information Systems, Inc. ®, a leading provider of healthcare diagnostic information technology and outreach solutions, announced that MedFusion®, of Dallas, Texas, has signed a business agreement to license laboratory information management, molecular diagnostics, and anatomic pathology software from Sunquest(R).
Total Petrochemicals Deploys IDBS’ E-WorkBook for Chemistry to Improve R&D Efficiency and Productivity
IDBS, the leading worldwide provider of research data management and analytics solutions to R&D organizations, today announced that E-WorkBook for Chemistry has been adopted by Total Petrochemicals, one of the world's leading petrochemicals producers.
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…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) ImplementationShimadzu Scientific Instruments Partners with Cerno Bioscience to Improve Mass Accuracy Results for LCMS System Users
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments has partnered with Cerno Bioscience to offer Shimadzu’s LCMS quadrupole systems along with Cerno’s MassWorks software so users can improve data calibration for more accurate mass determination.
AACC Announces 42nd Annual Oak Ridge Conference
The American Association for Clinical Chemistry (AACC) announces its 42nd annual Oak Ridge Conference to be held April 22 – 23 at The Fairmont San José in San José, CA. AACC’s Oak Ridge Conference is a highly regarded international conference attended by scientists from both academia and industry who are developing the diagnostic devices of the future.
Research and Markets: Wiley – Mass Spectrometry in Grape and Wine Chemistry: Essential Handbook for Laboratories Working in Enology
Research and Markets has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new report "Mass Spectrometry in Grape and Wine Chemistry" to their offering.
CambridgeSoft’s E-Notebook Selected by VIB, a Life Sciences Research Institute From Flanders, Belgium
CambridgeSoft today announces that VIB, a Belgium based non-profit life sciences research institute, has selected CambridgeSoft's E-Notebook for deployment to over 400 VIB researchers.
Paragon and NextDocs Introduce Clinical Optimization Solutions Targeting Life Sciences Firms
Paragon Solutions, a business consulting and information technology services firm, announced the launch of solutions to optimize clinical operations incorporating the NextDocs product suite. The clinical solutions combine the best of breed capabilities of the two partners to deploy low-risk, accelerated solutions for life sciences built on Microsoft Office SharePoint Server.
Professional Analytical and Consulting Services (PACS) – PACS May Courses in Pittsburgh
PACS Testing, Consulting and Training will provide short courses in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this May. For a complete schedule and course offerings, check our website at www.pacslabs.com or call 724. 457. 6756. Most PACS courses can be provided at your time and place. PACS course titles and dates are below.
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 decisionsLab Site Explains How New Tests Get to Market
Lab Tests Online (www.labtestsonline.org), the leading patient resource for information on medical laboratory testing, recently posted a series of articles that explain how laboratory tests are put into practice. The series is intended to help the public to better understand how laboratory tests are developed, validated, and marketed for use by patients and their healthcare providers.
How to buy (and how not to buy) a LIMS
A free LIMS project guide complete with a new supplement entitled “The questions you have to ask a vendor” is now available.
Thermo Fisher Scientific Launches First On-Demand LIMS at Pittcon 2010
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, announced today the launch of its software-as-a-service (SaaS), enterprise-class laboratory information management system. LIMS-on-Demand allows organizations of varying types and sizes to leverage all the benefits of an industry-leading LIMS solution without the time and cost typically associated with on-premise software installation.
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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 Scientific
With 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.
With 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.
Enterprise Level LIMS – Reaping the Benefits of Integration
Dave Champagne, Vice President and General Manager, Informatics, Thermo Fisher Scientific
With 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.
With 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.
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.
