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STARLIMS offers the most powerful web-based information management systems for food and beverage laboratories to monitor processes, help manage costs, and ensure traceability and compliance. STARLIMS also offers comprehensive reporting, surveillance, interoperability, and networking capabilities compatible with national and international standards. |
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There are several important distinctions between Web-enabled and Web-based LIMS. It is important to understand the differences between the two on a technological and functional level and to understand which model a particular LIMS or LIMS supplier has adopted. This White Paper helps clarify the difference, helping users make the correct choice of system that meets their Web strategy. |
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This White Paper presents STARLIMS’ approach to unifying all laboratory data and documents into a single system, with integrated storage, management and retrieval.
Achieving this means that laboratory documents and data from a multitude of different systems will be extracted, made available, and managed from a single source. In other words, there will no longer be a need to conduct multiple searches across different systems to find the required structured and unstructured information. |
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STARLIMS offers clinical laboratories a powerful solution suite, which leverages the cumulative know-how and management tools of a wide range of clinical laboratories. Clinical labs use STARLIMS to ensure compliance with the strictest regulatory requirements, and to manage a wide range of laboratory workflows. |
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In this article from the September
2007 issue of American Laboratory, Dr. Simon Wood
explains why hierarchical approaches to lab informatics
are inherently problematic. He explains how a multilayer
model puts the laboratory in a position to establish a
complete informatics strategy, which may include LIMS,
ELN, SDMS and other systems necessary to meet the lab's
specific requirements. |
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This editorial by Ed
Krasovec, from the Autumn 2007 issue of International
Clinical Trials, explains the importance of LIMS in
clinical environments such as clinical research
organizations and central reference labs. While LIS have
dominated this market so far, it appears that LIMS will
be increasingly important in the clinical
space--particularly LIMS solutions that provide
flexibility, simple full-scale deployment and the
ability to manage all types of lab data. |
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STARLIMS is an
enterprise-level information system that brings together
all forensic activities into a single platform, offering
a comprehensive case investigation and evidence
examination life cycle in a manner compliant with the
guidelines of the American Society of Crime Laboratory
Directors (ASCLD-LAB). |
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This document issued by
APHL documents the achievements of the Public Health
Laboratory Interoperability Project (PHLIP). It explains
the objectives of the project, and the role STARLIMS has
played in creating a nationwide network of public health
laboratories. |
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STARLIMS offers a
web-based solution designed to manage the operations of
multidisciplinary Public Health Laboratories (PHL).
STARLIMS V10 is an enterprise-level information system
that brings together all PHL activities into a single
platform, offering comprehensive public health
reporting, surveillance and networking capabilities
conforming to national and international standards. |
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Laboratories can
leverage their LIMS to obtain the data that
managers need to improve the performance of the
laboratory operation, as described in this article from
the September 2006 issue of American Laboratory.
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STARLIMS V10 offers
enterprise-wide interoperability, no client-side
software installations and a short learning curve. At
the same time, it provides the advantages typically
associated with client/server applications: predictable
response times and a full-featured GUI for a rich user
experience. |
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STARLIMS and Tefen
Operations Management Consulting introduce the STARLIMS
Resource Planner and Scheduler, a new module designed to
optimize laboratory resource utilization and operational
performance. The new module leverages 20 years of
LIMS and operations management expertise.
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STARLIMS new v10
Web-based LIMS application is featured in the
September 2005 issue of American Laboratory. This
article examines currently available Internet deployment
options and illustrates the historical development of
LIMS software from standard client/server technology
through Web-enabled solutions to the arrival of rich,
scalable Web-based LIMS applications. |
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Standard Operating
Procedures SOPs are commonly used practices across
industries to help organizations operate safely and more
efficiently. Properly managing SOPs for manufacturing
companies that are ISO or QS/TS certified is mandatory.
STARLIMS SOP Manager is designed to assist you in
managing the complete LIMS SOPs document life
cycle. |
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The September 2004 issue
of American Laboratory features an overview of recent
developments in RFID technology, its application in
laboratory environments and integration with LIMS. The
applied technology is illustrated by STARLIMS RFID
integration components. |
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STARLIMS is featured in
a technical note from Aspentech as the Laboratory
information management system used with Aspenone,
Aspentech’s Enterprise Operations Management (EOM)
solution for the petroleum industry. |
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An article by STARLIMS,
UK recently featured in European Pharmaceutical
Contractor Autumn, 2004. The expose covers the most up
to date changes and influences on modern Laboratory
Information Management Systems. |
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STARLIMS is specifically designed to fully integrate the daily functions of a multidisciplinary public health laboratory and manage analytical data covering a variety of diverse healthcare programs. STARLIMS offers comprehensive public health reporting, surveillance and networking capabilities compatible with national and international standards.
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This article published
in the September, 2003 issue of American Laboratory
describes what it takes to establish traceability,
accountability, and quality in a testing laboratory and
how a LIMS facilitates the process. |
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Leverage LIMS
Intelligence to Improve OpX
The STARLIMS solution is
featured in an ARC Insights paper "Integrating
LIMS with business and process control systems will
become necessary as organizations adopt operational
excellence (OpX) and RPM strategies to sustain
productivity gains of the past few years." |
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As a multi-tiered
application, STARLIMS is designed to eliminate large
periodic re-investments and high content loss,
preventing the extra expense and effort required to
replace an existing system and to recreate content.
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STARLIMS LIMS
Document Management offers a one-stop solution for
managing scientific document and data in one familiar
and compliant platform. |
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STARLIMS Web Services’
cohesive integration power can greatly enhance
operational efficiency. An XML founded solution
future-proofs clients existing knowledge base while
leveraging LIMS traceability functions to
enterprise data. |
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The interface enables
the STARLIMS and Empower/Millennium32 applications to
meaningfully share actionable information without
tedious intervening steps. In this way, scientists
performing chromatographic separations are now able to
integrate STARLIMS and Empower software functions to
create analysis sequences and to perform real-time data
collection. |
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