A clinical Laboratory Information System (LIS) and/or a clinical Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) is specifically designed for diagnostic labs embedded in hospitals and outpatient
Good news, friends – the debate between on-premise lab information systems and cloud-based LIS platforms is effectively over. The transition toward Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has moved
Investing in laboratory automation – lab robotics, high-throughput analyzers, and automated workflows – should, theoretically, boost testing capacity and reduce manual work. As a CIO
The laboratory software market includes Laboratory Information Systems (LIS), Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), and broader informatics platforms. And this market is now entering a
Can we agree that almost every clinical laboratory generates millions worth of diagnostic intelligence? Can we also agree that much of this data remains inaccessible
For years, lab-IT strategy could be boiled down to two words: maximize uptime. If your Laboratory Information System (LIS) was running 99.9% of the time,
Here’s the honest truth: most labs invest heavily in cutting-edge scanning technology, only to watch it become an expensive bottleneck. They hoped it would turn
Lab administrators and stakeholders have been hearing this pitch for years: “Your Lab Information System (LIS) should support standards, connect to Trusted Exchange Framework and
Let’s set the scene: You walk into your lab, ready to conquer the day… and your Laboratory Information System (LIS) crashes before your second sip
When COVID‑19 swept the globe, clinical laboratories found themselves on the pandemic’s front lines – facing unprecedented test volumes, shattered supply chains, and fragmented data