On-demand Webinar
Bridging the gap between method design and execution in analytical development
IDBS spoke at Bioprocess Online’s Bio-Expo Live!
Analytical method development often suffers from fragmented systems and manual handoffs that slow progress and increase compliance risk. A unified digital approach enables seamless transition from method design to execution, with structured data capture, protocol-driven assay configuration, and traceable experiment workflows—all under GxP compliance.
This presentation demonstrates how integrated platforms support end-to-end visibility, robust version control, and contextualized performance insights—bridging the gap between design and execution to accelerate development and ensure data integrity.
Join us for an informative live webinar where you will discover how to:
- Eliminate method development inefficiencies: Understand how fragmented systems and manual handoffs hinder analytical method development and increase compliance risks.
- Streamline analytical digital workflows: Discover how a unified digital approach enables seamless transitions from method design to execution with GxP-compliant, traceable workflows.
- Gain full method evolution visibility : Learn how integrated platforms provide end-to-end transparency, robust version control, and contextual performance insights.
- Accelerate analytical development: See how bridging the gap between design and execution ensures data integrity and speeds up method development.
Meet our speakers
Nick Fuller
Head of Product Enablement, IDBS
Nick leads the technical enablement of internal and external customers, through the creation of product configuration artefacts which demonstrate the value of product features and functions and support the latest best practice.
Nick has been with IDBS and Danaher since 2012, starting in training and consultancy, where he helped large enterprise customers solve complex data management challenges through innovative IDBS platform implementations. He later led consulting teams within the Global Professional Services Team, overseeing strategic delivery, commercial engagements and high-value strategic consultancy projects. Now, with his in-depth product knowledge and extensive customer insight, Nick leads the technical innovation stream at IDBS, driving the evolution of the platform to address today’s complex and evolving data and workflow challenges.
Nick holds a BSc in Biochemistry from the University of Southampton, where he also trained as an educator—equipping him to simplify complex scientific concepts and focus on delivering clear outcomes for stakeholders.
