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Inventory Management
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EE-LIMS provides comprehensive feature to manage laboratory inventory. The following are some of the features provided by the system - Define inventory items and their attributes and locations. Some of the attributes that can be associated
- Item codes (SKU, UPC, UNPC etc.,)
- Date of Manufacture and Expiry
- Manufacturer & batch number
- Order Number and date
- Shipping details
- Associate parent-child relationships between items. Some of the relationships are
- Split - an item transforming into multiple new items
- Combine - multiple items forming into a single item
- Tracking expiry dates of items individually or for a batch
- Tracking disposition
- Define inventory thresholds
- Freezer Management
- Safety and Hazard management
- Item location tracking using RFID
- Item location
- Item checked out
- Alerts and Notifications
- Expiry dates
- Quantity or volume levels
- Discarded/damaged items
- Recalls
- Item checked out more than specified time period
- Reports
- Item disposition
- Item expiry dates
- Item - current inventory levels
- Item - checked out quantity
- suggested ordering list
- Inventory gain & loss
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Customer Quotes
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Microarray Core Facility"Our goal was to automate the lab with no disruptions to our business activities. We started to realize the value of our investment immediately. It streamlined and improved our processes, elevating the accuracy level of data flow, and simplifying grant applications with the immediate availability of data. We actually have less people working at the lab now, and the new system lets us do more with less people." Lisa White, Ph.D., Director of Microarray Core Facility, Baylor College of Medicine Baylor College of Medicine
"We needed for our Core Lab services to be more readily available to all of our researchers and to make the status and information easily accessible to anyone with proper security. With all of our statistics available electronically, our research monitoring, evaluations, and analyses could then be more comprehensive, accurate and timely." Martin P. Weick, Administrator of the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Baylor College of Medicine DermSurgery"As data moves through different systems, we are now certain that it will maintain its original integrity. This gives researchers the confidence to use multiple points of reference when doing scientific research." Leonard H. Goldberg, M.D., F.R.C.P., world-renowned dermatologic surgeon at DermSurgery Associates MD Anderson Cancer Center Microarray Core Facility"Our goal is to improve the timeliness and accuracy of both technical and administrative data in the lab. Achieving these goals is a challenge because any solution to this problem must integrate many different scientific and administrative computer applications and must do so at an affordable cost." Dr. Mini Kapoor, Assistant Professor and Microarray Core Facility Manager, MD Anderson Cancer Center Tissue Culture Core Lab"We needed our Tissue Culture Core Lab services to be more efficient as they handle the requests for cells and related materials. Stone Bond’s EE-LIMS gives us a more reliable process and has resulted in almost 100 percent collection on requests between labs." Martin P. Weick, Administrator of the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Baylor College of Medicine DermSurgery"Stone Bond has made our life much easier so we can give more attention to our patients." Linda Taibel DermSurgery Head of Administration
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