Last year the news was all abuzz with new evidence that was uncovered by amateur investigators looking into the most infamous hijacker in aviation history, a man known only as DB Cooper. The investigators found traces of material on his tie that was connected to Boeing’s SST development. But the story leaves more unanswered questions […]
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How can preparing your vendors help make the ELN/LIMS selection process easier?
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People network for two basic reasons: to expand the pool of potential job opportunities, and to find sales/partnering opportunities. In this post, we’ll take a look at some of the common career networking mistakes, tips for getting the most out of networking events, and career networking resources available to biotech professionals in San Diego.
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What do you need to know about your organisation in order to have a successful ELN/LIMS implementation?
A common mistake in ELN/LIMS assessments and implementations is to attempt to timebox the project. Here are a few reasons to let the project drive the schedule rather than vice-versa.
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A common trap that companies fall into when making an ELN or LIMS selection is failing to let the data drive the decision. Learn about some of the common pitfalls and how to overcome them.
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When selecting an ELN or LIMS one of the major decisions is to build or buy a solution, or do both. In this post, we walk you through some of the considerations to take into account.
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Over the years, we’ve been involved in a number of LIMS/ELN selection projects. In this new series of blog posts, we’ll take a look at some of the lessons learned from those projects. It’s a commonly held misconception that ELN/LIMS implementations are a wholly technological solution to a scientific problem. The reality is that every
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Learn how a good set of requirements make the process of selecting and implementing an ELN/LIMS system much easier.
Requirements Are Required Read More »
In a previous blog post I described how material design can be used to create user interfaces. Material design is has been described as a language or a system for describing and creating user interfaces. In the video below you can see a number of Google employees attempting to describe material design. One of the
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