Lims Implementations
When most laboratory professionals think of purchasing a new LIMS, their first thought is the rigorous and time-consuming implementation process. At Labsols, we make implementing the LIMS as straightforward as possible by taking the lead on tasks that we can do remotely and integrating our LIMS training with the configuration process. The result for clients is significant time savings throughout the learning curve, a more thorough understanding of product functionality and faster implementation in the laboratory.
Comprehensive LIMS Implementation
Proper LIMS implementation ensures the best use of your lab resources. Labsols provides you with a comprehensive and customized implementation solution for your lab. The LIMS implementation is comprised of 4 major aspects:
- LIMS Business Analysis
- LIMS Project Management
- LIMS Configuration
- LIMS Customization
Defining Requirements and Designing an Implementation Plan
Properly defining the current and future requirements of your laboratory is crucial for successful LIMS implementation. By defining the requirements clearly, our LIMS implementation specialist team ensures that a flexible and scalable LIMS is implemented to your lab.
Once the requirements have been clearly defined, we design a LIMS implementation plan which is another key feature of our successful LIMS implementation. We use a thorough checklist prior to installation to collect the lab requirement details. These can vary from producing custom reports and utilizing things like scanners & data loggers to enterprise systems integration and reporting.
System Requirements
- Conference with key stakeholders
- Documenting requirement analysis
- Business Mapping
- Analysis
- Preparing Techno-functional documents
Beta Release for review
- Planning
- Customization and Tuning
- Testing & Bug fixing
- Beta release for client review
- Client feedback
Configuration and Change analysis
- Changes gathering
- Analysis & Planning
- Incorporating changes to prototype
- Testing & Bug fixing
- Preparing modified application
User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
- Transfer to Staging server
- Client testing and feedback
- Recording output
- Recording process or output changes (if any)
Transfer and Go-Live
- Incorporating final changes
- Preparing Implementation plan
- Transfer to Application server
- Implementation & Application Handover
- Training