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Joe Liscouski

Joe Liscouski, executive director of the Institute for Laboratory Automation, can be reached at liscouski@InstituteLabAuto.org or by phone at 978-732-5122. The Institute for Laboratory Automation is a nonprofit organization focused on education and the development of methodologies for successful lab automation programs, as well as the development of the field of laboratory automation engineering. For more information, visit http://www.InstituteLabAuto.org.

Labs are from Mars, IT Departments are from Venus

January 23 2013

Understanding each other's needs and priorities is key to a good working relationship

Five Necessary Elements for Integrating Lab Systems : Where We Are vs Where We Need to Be

November 5 2012

The lab systems we have today are not built for integration system-wide. They are built by vendors and developers to accomplish a set of tasks, and connections to other systems are either not considered or are avoided for competitive reasons.

Lab Automation is Inevitable

July 6 2012

In September 2012, the Institute for Laboratory Automation and Lab Manager Magazine— as part of the Lab Automation University program— will offer a series of webinars under the heading “Lab Automation Is Inevitable: Are You

Integrating Systems

January 18 2012

“Integration” within lab automation is a bit like the word “free” in a store window: It gets your attention and you want to find out more; sometimes you’re glad you did and other times not. The reason it grabs our attent

Game Changer

September 6 2011

Lab automation projects have become cooperative activities between lab and IT groups. This is part of the evolution of lab systems. The lab, once isolated from the corporate view, now faces the need to integrate lab data into the company’s operat

Who Are the Players on Your Lab Automation Team?

April 15 2011

In order to be successful, a company needs to build a lab automation team that takes advantage of the skills of different groups. This article looks at how the work involved in lab automation programs can be managed by a team.

Automating Science

January 11 2011

We have moved past the point where general computer, word processing, and spreadsheet skills are a reasonable basis for competence in a modern laboratory. Instead, there has been a major change in the skills and experience lab professionals will ne

The Economic Realities of Lab Automation

January 6 2010

Successful implementation will rely on standards development, education, and careful planning.

Integrating Laboratory Automation

April 7 2009

Regardless of what stage your lab is in, planning is essential to the successful application of automation and information technologies.

Technology Management: Product Life Cycle

July 21 2008

What effect will product upgrades, version changes, and retirement have on your labs operations? Are you prepared for it?

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