Ryan Harake

Lab Software
LIMS software makes strides in labs, draws new adopters
Laboratory information management systems (LIMS) are software packages designed to streamline workflow and manage information in the laboratory, with an eye toward regulatory compliance and simplifying lab management. Although the market for LIMS and other management software applications has been mature for several years now, new functionality such as increased integration and connectivity, along with increasing end-user adoption, is enabling disruptive changes to the business of lab management.
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