Laboratory Information Management Systems

Laboratory Information Management Systems Reviews and Ratings

What are Laboratory Information Management Systems?

Gartner defines laboratory information management systems (LIMS) as a laboratory informatics solution to manage sample scientific test data and processes, from sample login to results reporting. While an enterprise LIMS solution can capture, record and report information in smaller labs, it also supports digital workflows and enterprise data management and analytics throughout networked labs across the enterprise. LIMS are essential for managing sophisticated laboratory workflows in digital laboratories. LIMS are widely used by R&D, quality and manufacturing groups across various industries.

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AgiLab LIMS

By AgiLab

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Alchemy Product Development Platform

By Alchemy Cloud

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AmpleLogic LIMS

By AmpleLogic

AmpleLogic is a provider of Low Code No Code (LCNC) Solutions with a specific focus on the life sciences industry. Founded in 2010, the company has designed its LCNC software development platform to assist with enhancing efficiencies in this sector. With a suite of diverse and strategic products including eQMS, LMS, DMS, eLogs, Calibration Schedules, Stability, APQR and eBMR, AmpleLogic aims to support pharma companies by equipping them with the necessary software tools. Their product, Enterprise Automation, is a GMP Quality Management System, specifically designed to help life sciences companies manage quality within a regulated environment, stemming from exhaustive research and dedication. AmpleLogic has built significant business relations globally, serving a growing number of both pharmaceutical and semiconductor companies.

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Opcenter Laboratory

By Siemens

Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a technology company focused on automation and digitalization in process and manufacturing industries, intelligent infrastructure for buildings and distributed energy systems, smart mobility solutions for rail transport, and medical technology and digital healthcare services. Siemens AG includes the industrial businesses Digital Industries, Smart Infrastructure and Mobility. Siemens Financial Services supports the activities of our Industrial businesses and conducts its own business.

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SampleManager LIMS

By Thermo Fisher Scientific

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. is a global entity dedicated to serving the domain of science. The corporation concentrates on empowering its clients to tackle challenges in various scientific fields. This includes support in the facilitation of life sciences research, addressing intricate analytical problems, enhancement of laboratory productivity, as well as aiding both diagnostic improvements in patient health and the creation and manufacturing of transformative therapies. Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. provides a wide range of technologies, purchasing facilities, and pharmaceutical services through widely recognized brands including Thermo Scientific, Applied Biosystems, Invitrogen, Fisher Scientific, Unity Lab Services, Patheon, and PPD.

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Uncountable

By Uncountable

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Watson LIMS Software

By Thermo Fisher Scientific

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Market Guide for Laboratory Information Management Systems

Features of Laboratory Information Management Systems

Mandatory Features:

Data management: Supports the ability of laboratory users to store, manage and analyze large volumes of data. This includes data capture, data analysis, and calculations and modeling — eliminating the need for paper forms and spreadsheets.
Workflow management: Automates laboratory workflows, including sample processing, testing and reporting. This helps to reduce errors and increase efficiency.
User management: Enforces security and controls for user- or role-based access with rules or permissions to access, write or change information within the system.
Reporting: Facilitates the ability to report results or generate a certificate of analysis (CoA) that may show individual sample or trending data across sample sets using various parameters such as final test results, instrument data or operational workflows.
Search, data insights and visualization: Exposes data for search and analytics. In many cases, this data can be used for more sophisticated data exploration. Some LIMS vendors are now unlocking their underlying data model to expose data to third-party tools or building out their own data and analytics layer.
Audit capabilities: Creates real-time audit logs for sign-in, access and data movement policies with time stamps and unique identifiers for personnel who have access permissions to make changes and create, write, report, analyze and view data.
Sample tracking: Enables laboratory personnel to track and manage end-to-end samples, from collection to disposal. This includes sample tracking along key steps such as initial requests, registration, storage, tracking, processing, retrieval and disposal.
Protocol or method management: Enables users to clearly and routinely follow laboratory protocols, such as experimental design, standard and customized methods, and testing rules.