‘Digital Transformation’ is a phrase can become a buzzword, and products that promise rapid digital transformation do not always consider the practical realities of modernizing the lab. A buzzword perspective on digital transformation is all well and good, but it must come alongside a tangible plan for re-wiring of an organizations processes without large scale disruption to the lab.

Ultimately, digital transformation is necessary but creating a roadmap that is practical, achievable and above all recognises the unique requirements of each lab is vital. This means not just pulling out the wires and starting again, but ensuring older systems are adapted. Not just innovating with AI but ensuring that technicians and scientists have the skill sets to feel digitally capable. Not just buying new tools but ensuring they can be implemented in a cost-effective manner.

Join this cross-industry presentation as we discuss:

·       Adapting legacy systems that cannot be removed to fit new digital ecosystems

·       Ensuring new tools are implemented innovatively to maximise their cost-efficiency

·       Building interconnectivity into older systems and introducing adaption layers of digital communication

·       Upskilling technicians and generating buy-in to ensure your workforce is digitally capable

·       Creating realistic and believable transformation plans that prioritise the efficiency of the upgrade