Building a Proficient Project Team for a Successful LIMS Deployment - Brochure

Laboratory Managers seek out a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) for many reasons; these include enhancing data quality, meeting compliance requirements, resource maximization, and cost savings. In today’s complex regulatory environment, a LIMS is no longer a luxury; rather, it is a necessity for all professionally staffed and quality certified laboratories. A modern LIMS provides features beyond sample tracking and data entry, affording laboratories the ability to schedule sample collection, shelf-life and stability studies, ensure data meets appropriate quality control standards, and populate configurable reports with that data. Additionally, the LIMS should support the management of inventory items including chemical reagents and assets, log and monitor staff training and certification, instrument maintenance and calibration and corrective and preventative actions. A comprehensive LIMS also provides ancillary functionality such as a web portal for access to results and reports outside the LIMS and a mobile application for use in field sampling.