Validation 4.0 Model for a Digital Transformation of the Life Sciences Industry
Validation 4.0 requires a high level of data integration, increased supply chain visibility and resiliency, and that the right processes, skillset and technology are leveraged. In order to ensure success of Validation 4.0 implementation, organizations need to understand how Validation 4.0 maps to the Product Life Cycle (PLC)...
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iVention Joins the Tetra Partner Network to Meet Customer Demand for Data-Engineered Scientific Workflows
TetraScience announces that iVention has joined the Tetra Partner Network to meet customer requirements that all of their scientific data be engineered, liquid, and actionable so that they can accelerate delivery of life-saving medicines.Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update – Volume 19, Issue 48
December 8, 2021 Laboratory Informatics Weekly Update Volume 19, Issue 48 In This Issue Featured Books LIMSjournal - Fall 2021 Featured Content 12/15/2021 - Hire, Retain and Grow Talent Today without Breaking the Bank As anyone who has tried to fill Life Science positions lately can tell you, skilled individuals in a handful of industry sectors have become extremely difficult to find and hire. Growth in the Life Sciences industry is underscored by what’s happening in the real estate market. [Read More] 12/15/2021 - Accelerating Medicinal Chemistry Cycle Times Through Cloud-Accessible Smart Automated LabsWe are excited to share that…Directions in Laboratory Systems: One Person’s Perspective
Veteran laboratory automation/computing professional Joe Liscouski is at it again, this time releasing a perspective piece that takes elements from more than 15 years of writing and presentation, painting a nuanced approach to planning for the use of computer systems in the laboratory. In particular, this November 2021 work continues to expand on the importance of laboratory systems engineering in the laboratory of the future. After providing a full introduction, Liscouski examines both the past and present of laboratory computing and how the automation aspects of that computing affects laboratory personnel. He then goes on to espouse the benefits of a more industry-wide approach to addressing the technological and educational needs of laboratories of all types, particularly in regard to how standardization plays an important role. He then addresses laboratory work itself, how automation can move that work forward, and how to effectively apply that automation to the laboratory. Finally, Liscouski closes by emphasizing the importance of a "center for laboratory systems engineering" to help centralize the efforts mentioned in the guide. A sizeable appendix is included, providing more historical perspective to the work and its conclusions.
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PerkinElmer Launches Cloud Based Solution to Enable Remote Lab Management
-PerkinElmer, Inc. announces the launch of its PKeye™ Workflow Monitor, a cloud-based platform enabling laboratory personnel to remotely manage and monitor their PerkinElmer instruments and workflows in real-time.Vivera Announces Launch of New Testing Software, LabPort
Vivera announces the launch of LabPort, a comprehensive software solution designed to streamline and integrate the diagnostic testing and results reporting process for laboratories, employers, and patients.SampleVision™ 2.1— Transforming the End User Experience for Labs Everywhere
LIMS Wizards, LLC, a global scientific software solutions provider, is introducing version 2.1 of SampleVision. New User and Administrator configuration tools allow any non-GxP laboratory customer or user to securely submit analysis requests,,,
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What Your Lab Can Do to Save Costs in a LIMS Implementation
A laboratory information management system (LIMS) is a significant investment and, as with most infrastructure costs, it can be hard to justify making the spend when your current laboratory data processes are working. In many cases, the choice boils down to not what’s working in your lab, but what could be working better.
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Lab Innovations 2021 – Great to See You!
Lab Innovations is the UK’s annual laboratory conference. Like the PITTCON conference in the US it attracts a wide audience from all laboratory sectors. Indeed, the last in-person event I attended with Autoscribe was Pittcon 2020, roughly 18 months previously.
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Validation 4.0 – The Benefits to the Life Sciences Industry
The objective of Validation 4.0 is to provide a risk-based method for process performance qualification that involves a uniform, coordinated and unified approach to computer system validation. It is based on the Pharma 4.0™ operating model and includes a thorough control plan, as well as digital maturity and data integrity by design.
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Chemistry Data Migration Challenges and Best Practices
Most organizations are unprepared for the complexities involved in legacy data migration, but chemistry data migration is in a class all by itself. Successful migration of chemistry structure and reaction data requires a highly specialized and experienced team to ensure your valuable R&D assets and IP are protected and preserved…
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Lab Software Quality: What is Validation & Why is it Important?
Validation is the process of establishing evidence that a laboratory method or software does what it’s intended to do. That sounds simple enough, but it can get confusing when it’s used in different contexts.
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