Past Webinar:
How to Gather Requirements and Implement a LIMS That Will Meet Your Current and Future Needs
This webinar discusses the best approach for gathering requirements and implementing a LIMS that will improve your current processes and permit future growth without any loss of investment!
No two laboratories have the same user requirements, even in the same industry. That’s why specifying your individual requirements, and then implementing your specific solution is critical for user adoption and future success. Learn how to maximize success in your next LIMS project and what 'best practice' looks like.
Date: Thursday 25th January 2024
Time: 10am EDT USA, 3PM UK, 4PM EU
We will cover:
- The core functions within a LIMS
- Specifying your needs
- Configuring your LIMS solution, and why configurability is important
- Project timelines and resources
- The advantages of combining pre-configured COTS solutions with configuration
Laboratories are unique and deserve a LIMS that meets their specific needs. Learn how to specify requirements and implement the solution you need to maximize digital automation in your laboratory, and have the flexibility to update your solution as your needs change.
About The Speaker:
Charlotte Fort Findley
Charlotte is a Technical Sales Consultant and Account Manager based in North Carolina, USA. Charlotte has been with Autoscribe for 16 years. Her prior experience includes being a LIMS administrator of Autoscribe's Matrix Gemini LIMS, she has firsthand experience of gathering requirements, implementing, and expanding functionality of laboratory software tools in an active laboratory.
In her consulting role, she works with clients to understand their processes and procedures, and then proposes solutions to help automate their laboratory, improve efficiency, and meet regulatory requirements using Matrix Gemini LIMS. As an Account Manager, she also works with existing customers to discuss the current use of Matrix and what additional features would help them enhance Matrix and plan for expansion.