Dear Colleague:
Most laboratory environments today are collections of IT infrastructure
and instruments that have developed over time. Given that budgets are
tight and the pressure to produce drugs more quickly and cheaply is
growing, how do you make the ROI case to senior management for technology
upgrades?
Join John Russell, Executive Editor, Bio-IT World, in a revealing look
at the challenges and opportunities presented by the use of laboratory
technologies and computational tools in life science research. Hear
from Pat Martell, Laboratories Informatics General Manager, Waters, and
Dr. Kip Peterson, Segment Executive, Devices and Diagnostics, IBM, as
they show how a combination of instrumentation and computational power is
turning the many "omics" - genomics, proteomics, and metabonomics -
into practical tools.
The ability to acquire data is enormous. Hear about important trends certain to transform the efficiency and productivity of the modern lab.
- Find out why the back-end infrastructure of Linux is becoming a popular choice.
- Learn how to avoid common mistakes when adopting a high throughput technology.
- Discover the dramatic impact a pervasive new computing environment is going to have on infrastructure design and implementation.
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