Many leading life sciences companies have introduced cost-reduction initiatives to automate routine, non-value-added tasks related to data capture, cataloguing, and documentation activities as products move from discovery through development to late-stage quality control, manufacturing, and commercial operations. In most regulated companies, the key documentation needs in discovery and early development relate to intellectual property protection.

This white paper reviews relevant aspects of the Digital Lab—an overall laboratory informatics solution that spans the lab-to-commercialization product lifecycle, using data standardization/harmonization technology and electronic lab notebook capabilities to streamline technology transfer and support operational excellence initiatives. 

Download the white paper to learn more about the digital lab, courtesy of BIOVIA, a Dassault Systemes company.