Scientific Computing World August/September 2014 Here is an article which features IDBS, where the writer has compiled a round-up of various industry opinions in relation to how technology is changing lab informatics and he refers to Neil Kipling’s views…
Scientific Computing World July/August 2014 With a new technology-savvy generation joining the workforce, Neil Kipling asks how companies can improve the productivity of their R&D. Read the article here » About IDBSContact us More news…
Nowadays, trying to cover the entire research and development (R&D) life cycle in-house makes little economic sense. Externalization is viewed as an effective way of dealing with the twin challenges of managing the immense amount of data generated by modern…
Fostering and driving collaboration across continents and businesses is no small feat. Data is at the heart of scientific discovery and product development. It must be the foundation on which global B2B working partnerships are built and managed. Scientists need…
Lab technology has gradually become the grease to the wheels of R&D teams. Next generation tools will be essential in dealing with the R&D challenges of tomorrow. A number of leading thinkers at our recent Connect conference shared their thoughts…
Improving productivity and efficiency through business change and investments in software are high on the agenda. But without sufficient insight into the current, ‘as-is’ state of operations, delivering on promised change can be difficult. The successful deployment or implementation…
Scientific Computing August 2014 The command center: any place which provides centralized command, a source of leadership and guidance to the rest of the organization. That’s what I see the concept of ELN developing into in research and development (R&D…