Do you feel inclined to use paper-based systems for documentation and reporting?
Are you suspicious towards digital tools,
cloud technology and cloud-based storage?
You may be suffering from digital denial.
Complete the self-test to find out.
The cure for digital denial in R&D laboratories
The self-test for digital denial is obviously a joke. We hope it made you smile.
Nonetheless, there is a serious side to it. it actually reflects many of the real concerns R&D laboratories have, to this day. Concerns that may delay their decision to abandon manual or semi-manual solutions – and go digital.
Some of the most common questions we get from new customers are:
Will we have to change the way we work?
And how do we overcome the resistance to change?
Well, ask yourself:
Are you working in the best possible way right now?
And do you have a choice?
Remember that many leading R&D laboratories – of all sizes, in every market, all around the world – have seemingly effortlessly, taken on digital technologies.
We know. Because we helped quite a few of them.
In case you still feel uncertain about your organization’s ability to digitally transform its operations, we put together a list of useful resources to help you make up your mind.
A cure for digital denial – if you will. Good luck.
Treatment resources for digital denial
5 essential reasons you need an Electronic Lab Notebook
An ELN means you can finally step away from your stacks of old paper notebooks. You will be able to create reports faster and analyze data with ease to free up time. A Cloud-based solution enables you to access it anywhere, at any time for full visibility and traceability of all data.
Infographic: The Cost of Data Errors
Research and development can be time-consuming and costly. As an example, the successful development of a new pharmaceutical drug takes about 10 years and costs $2.6 billion, on average. According to one study, poor data quality, redundant data and lost data is responsible for 15%-25% of companies operating budget.
Infographic: How much time can I save by going paperless?
The average scientist spends about 7 hours documenting each week. With a good ELN this could be reduced to 3 hours. What would that mean to your organization’s effectiveness and total cost?
Top Tips: Increasing workplace productivity with technology – 12 important tips
Workplace productivity has increased by 84% during the past 40 years because of advancements in digital technology such as electronic laboratory systems. Find out how your business can increase data accessibility, simplify processes and improve collaboration using E-WorkBook Cloud.
Flyer: Capturing quality data with an ELN for better results and decisions
Did you know that 70% of pharma and biotech companies listed ‘increasing data usability’ as a top priority of their organizations, according to a recent study? And that 42% of respondents expected to invest in an Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN) in the next few years?
Why? – Because ELN:s drastically simplify the deployment process and permits you to focus on quality and innovation.
Webinar: IDBS E-WorkBook ELN
The IDBS E-WorkBook ELN captures the narrative of scientific experiments to replace the traditional paper notebook with an easy-to-use software solution. Users can easily access, manage, and share structured data in a searchable and compliant environment.
Webinar: Biologics R&D Data Management: Why Labs Aren’t Reaching Their Full Potential & Best Practices to Course Correct
Listen to our webinar about the key challenges biologics researchers face today with manual processes and siloed data trapped in outdated technologies, the effects of poor data management, and the importance of process and workflow optimization.
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