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|Podcasts|September 14, 2022
Intelligent LIMS and the Lab of the Future
Author(s)LabVantage
Jeroen De Haas, Senior Product Manager at LabVantage Solutions discusses how advanced analytics such as AI are moving into the lab, helping biopharmaceutical organizations draw far greater actionable insights from a broader array of data. Intelligent LIMS leveraging these advanced analytics are at the heart of a lab’s digital transformation.
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