The 21st lab needs to record a multitude of information while following standardized procedures. To streamline this work, a modern informatics solution must remove unnecessary steps, be easily scalable, able to integrate with existing equipment and systems, and allow scientists to focus on experimental work.
Many companies have introduced or are planning to introduce cost cutting initiatives by automating routine, non-value-added tasks such as data capture, cataloging and documentation activities as products move from discovery through development to late-stage quality control, manufacturing and commercial operations.
The drive to "go paperless" is a strategic initiative that offers demonstrable operational benefits in improving productivity, reducing cycle times and enabling organizations to leverage experimental and operational data generated along the entire research-development-manufacturing continuum.
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