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Why there soon won’t be a difference between a LIS and a LIMS

LIS vs LIMS? The lines between an LIS and a LIMS are blurring. What matters more is that you take a data-centric approach to your laboratory IT strategy.

What Happens When Your LIMS Vendor Is Acquired?

What happens when your LIMS vendor is acquired by a private equity firm? Learn the risks to support, compliance, and pricing, and how to evaluate stable LIMS alternatives.

Tackling challenges, advocating change and driving growth – Omega Diagnostics and Clinisys™

Omega Diagnostics had been using a highly customised, in-house LIMS for many years. As demand for its services continued to grow and expectations for accelerated turnaround times increased, the legacy system became a significant operational constraint. Learn how they plan to tackle challenges, advocate change and drive growth with CLS.

Protecting the Future: How Integrated Laboratory Data Strengthens Environmental and Human Wellbeing

Communities worldwide, rising pressures from environmental contaminants are impacting air, water, and food supply. Addressing these challenges requires more than isolated testing—it demands a comprehensive, integrated approach. Our latest insight article explores how integrated laboratory data—enabled by modern Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS)—is reshaping the way communities, regulators, and laboratories address today’s most pressing challenges.

Clinisys™ and Right Click Info, LLC Announce Strategic Partnership to Expand LIMS Solution Across Latin America and the Caribbean

Clinisys™, a global leader in laboratory informatics solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with Right Click Info, LLC (RCI), which will serve as a distribution partner of the Clinisys™ Laboratory Solution (CLS) across Latin America and the Caribbean. CLS supports both scientific and clinical labs as a single platform for Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) and Laboratory Information System (LIS) workflows.

Five Ways Toxicology Laboratories Can Leverage Analytics in a LIMS 

In toxicology labs, effective data integration and resource optimization are crucial for operational efficiency and accuracy. Without a LIMS with built-in analytics, labs often face challenges in consolidating data from various sources, leading to data silos and fragmented information. Here are five ways toxicology laboratories can use LIMS analytics to streamline operations, enhance client satisfaction and drive growth.

The Lab of the Future Webinar: Empowering Scientific Discovery with AI, Data Analytics, and Trust

Join our Clinisys experts Stacia Sump and Sara Li. on Tuesday, 22nd April, at 10 AM ET | 3PM CET at the latest webinar in the Lab of the Future 'How it Works' series. Together we will explore the cutting-edge advancements of AI and data analytics in scientific laboratories.

Addressing Resource and Technology Challenges in Food Safety Laboratories

Increased regulatory requirements, together with demands for greater scale and speed of operations, create a challenging environment for food producers and the food testing industry who are tasked with guaranteeing the safe supply of food, from farm to fork.

Maximize Output; Minimize Costs: Value Based LIMS for Modern Toxicology Laboratories

Laboratories must navigate a number of challenges to running a successful operation - regulatory compliance, data security and privacy, workforce shortages, low reimbursement rates, to name a few - but what’s likely keeping most toxicology lab operators up at night is how to keep operating costs low all while maintaining high growth opportunities. Here’s why. .

Adapting for the Future: The Need for Agile and Scalable LIMS

As laboratories across diverse industries continue to evolve, there is a growing need for Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) that go beyond traditional capabilities. Laboratories today face increasing pressures to enhance efficiency, integrate seamlessly with other systems, ensure data integrity and regulatory compliance, and scale to meet changing demands.