Paperless Lab Forum 2008

November 13, 2008, Basel, Switzerland
The Paperless Lab Forum 2008 offers the ideal platform to collect information about the paperless laboratory. In addition to advanced presentations, live demonstrations and a exciting exhibition, the Forum offers the opportunity to get first-hand contacts with various manufacturers of components of a modern paperless laboratory.

In addition to that it provides an excellent opportunity for networking amongst peers. The paperless laboratory requires in addition to the interaction of many components a new way of working. At the Paperless Lab Forum 2008 you will be informed about topics such as barcoding, ELN, LIMS, and interfaces to integrated business solutions, and general aspects of working paperless.

Such solutions are usually not available from one supplier and from the idea to the selection of products and their implementation it is a long way. The forum will help you, to collect ideas and potential partners for such a project and to find an appropriate network. The forum is aimed for managers and employees in the areas of analytics, quality control, research and development, quality assurance and IT, which are interested in efficiency and quality improvement in the laboratory and modern ICT solutions.

For further information and registration, please visit (in German):
http://www.paperlesslab.ch

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