budget cuts
Pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, research organizations, universities, and government agencies are continuously under pressure to cut costs due to a generalized economic downturn. This pressure has moved the procurement process to the forefront, with managers looking to achieve better business performance through more effective management of categories, suppliers, and teams.1
The folks from M2 Scientifics share some tips, in no particular order, for maximizing your lab's budget.
Let’s face it—running a laboratory can be expensive
Writers Richard Harris and Robert Benincasa paint a depressing picture of where U.S. scientific research is heading.
How the right service agreement can extend equipment life, protect assets, simplify operations and deliver savings.
Whether they are developing a new drug, dish detergent, airplane parts or computer chips, companies with heavy R&D requirements face a number of tough challenges. The ongoing economic recession means that businesses everywhere need to rein in spending and do more with less.
To better ascertain the spending trends among laboratories, the editors of Lab Manager and Frost & Sullivan conducted a survey of 146 Lab Manager readers
Careful planning and consistent monitoring can significantly improve equipment maintenance programs.
