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EfficiencyBy Design

Jump Start

Lab experiment set-up is seamless

through real-time information

of lab assets and

integrated informatics.

9:00 am

STORAGE

All in Order

Organized and activity defined

consumables decreases time needed

to perform the lab experiment.

10:00 am

Simplification

Integrated informatics with a common

instrument interface and

automated processes.

1:00 pm

It’s Go Time

Instrument ready and available

to perform experiment.

2:00 pm

Lunch time enjoyed

completely from

gained efficiencies.

12:00 pm

Homeward Bound

Specialized roles, organized environment

and access to real-time information

improves scientific efficiency.

5:00 pm

7:00 pmBurning The Midnight Oil

“one man band”, unorganized environment and lack of asset

information prolongs the day.

Will It Run?

Time devoted to making sure the system

is ready to perform the experiment.

4:30 pm

Instrument is down, who do I call?…need to find a new one to get these samples on before I leave.

5:30 pm

So Many Steps

Manual processing of information for

diverse instrumentation.

3:30 pm

12:00 pm

Inefficiencies in lab

organization lead to

another working lunch.

Consumables Chaos

Overflow and unorganized storage

area increases the time to

perform the lab experiment

11:30 am

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STORAGE

Into the Dark

Set-up of lab experiment is complicated

by lack of visibility to lab assets and

redundant informatics.

9:00 am

Storage

Office

LabStorage

Office

Lab

9:00 am

11:30 am

12:00 pm

3:30 pm

4:30 pm

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10:00 am

12:00 pm

2:00 pm

5:00 pm

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