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|Webcasts|October 5, 2021
Benefits of Digital Transformation in Energy/Petroleum Industry Laboratories
Author(s)LabVantage Solutions Inc.
Tuesday, October 5, 2021 at 11am EDT | 8am PDT | 4pm BST | 5pm CEST Position your R&D and quality labs for greater success. Digital Transformation with a LIMS at its center means significantly better insights and outcomes from the data you’re generating. Find out how in this informative webinar.
Event Overview:
Everyone is talking about digital transformation. Go beyond the hype to learn how it can – and does – benefit the energy and petroleum industries. This webinar explores how a laboratory information management system (LIMS) purpose-built for oil and gas refineries is at the heart of digital transformations – and how LabVantage Solutions can guide your journey to a more productive, integrated lab whose data informs insights that drive better outcomes.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Go beyond the hype of digital transformation; learn what it can actually bring to your R&D and quality labs’ performance
- Learn how a laboratory information management system (LIMS) can start your digital transformation
- Find out what’s needed from your LIMS vendor to achieve true transformation
Who Should Attend:
- Lab managers and supervisors in oil and gas R&D and quality labs
- Bench to senior chemists and research scientists in oil and gas R&D and quality labs
Speakers
Bob Voelkner
Vice President, Sales and Marketing
LabVantage Solutions
Sponsors
LabVantage
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