Stephen Tierney

This session will outline a risk-based approach for data trending and analysis of Lab Equipment, Building Systems, Ambient Parameters and even Back Up Power Supplies to ensure your facility is protected from a catastrophe.

Laboratories require a robust data acquisition system to keep a pulse on critical infrastructure, expensive equipment, and controlled environmental conditions that may adversely affect scientific processes. The lab of the future requires a monitoring platform that can homogenize complex laboratory data from disparate sources, predict when equipment is likely to fail, and provide remote visibility into lab operations in real-time. As lab operations expand and become more complex, it is critical to future proof facilities with a flexible, data-centric monitoring solution to enable organizations to adapt quickly and meet the ever evolving demands.

What you can expect to learn from this session

• How to integrate various data sources to improve laboratory operations
• How to leverage real-time data to mitigate risks and secure valuable assets
• How lab monitoring enables a remote workforce