| 03/02/2022 - 5 Ways to Improve Your LabWare LIMS in Phase 2  Here you are! You survived your LabWare LIMS implementation; it’s been running for a while and your users have gotten used to the new way of working that the LIMS has brought into their lives (and to the variety of new tasks that it involves). [Read More]
03/02/2022 - Benefits of Moving from On-Premise Data Management to Cloud Hosting Solutions
03/02/2022 - PathWest and National Blood Authority Collaborate with SCC Soft Computer for Real-Time Integration  PathWest Laboratory Medicine WA (PathWest) has successfully integrated its new laboratory information system (LIS) transfusion medicine module, SoftBank®, with the National Blood Authority’s (NBA) BloodNet LIS interface.
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03/02/2022 - STARLIMS Announces the Release of STARLIMS Life Sciences Solution V11.3  STARLIMS Life Sciences (LS) Solution v11.3 is built on the latest Technology Platform v12.3. This version of the Technology Platform supports the Code Layering feature which manages customizations completed to the core product in a new layer, making it easier to implement future product upgrades. [Read More]
03/02/2022 - OnQ Software to attend Future Labs Conference in Sydney | 
Data security is the most important aspect of running a lab. No matter how great your goods and services, clients have to be able to 
OnQ Software will be attending the 
Back in December we posted an article by Fraggetta et al. on recommended best practices when implementing a digital pathology workflow. However, a month before that article was published in the journal Diagnostics, Fragetta and a different group of authors published a paper on digital pathology implementation, from the perspective of implementing it in the Gravina Hospital system in Sicily. This paper examines the hospital's transition step by step, demonstrating "the digital transition of analog, non-tracked pathology laboratories" to an improved digital workflow. After describing the hospital's prior situation and explaining their methods, the authors discuss the results of their implementation in detail, from initial accessioning to final archiving. After a lengthy discussion, the authors conclude that "following the step-by-step instructions, the implementation of a paperless routine with more standardized and safe processes, the possibility to manage the priority of the cases and to implement AI-based tools is no more a utopia for every analog pathology department."
