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Electronic records obtained from LCMSMS analysis Data Systems are required to be securely archived (Data Management System), maintained throughout the lifecycle of the data, and backed up (Scientific Data Management System). Data for BE studies are often transferred electronically between organizations involved in the studies, verification that the software used by each organization is compatible with the others and that there is no impact on the data so-transferred, should be conducted before commencing key study-related tasks. Join us to learn deeper into this subject.  Webinar Announcement: Build a more secure, connected and regulated Bioequivalence Lab

Join us for a live LabCast on 15 April 3 pm onwards to discuss on Data Integrity for Non-Chromatography analytical instruments and Risk mitigation for standalone workstation data. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/kameshwaran_managing-compliance-data-integrity-for-activity-6654326452684713984-GjKi

Recently I had shared a piece of news on the same topic:-  https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6590633791084163072/ # lims hashtag # laboratories hashtag # datamanagement hashtag # flexible Data Management Challenges In Next Generation Sequencing Since the beginning of the Human Genome Project, data management has been perceived as a key challenge for current molecular biology research. Before the finish of the nineties, advances had been set up that adequately bolstered most continuous activities, ordinarily based upon relational database management frameworks. Ongoing years have seen a sensational increment in the amount of information created by running projects that extends in this area. While it took over ten years, roughly three billion USD, and in excess of 200 gatherings worldwide to collect the main human genome, the present sequencing machines create a similar amount of crude information in seven days, at an expense of around 2000 USD...