A mid-size life-science lab cut its AWS bill from about $70,000 a year to about $36,000—a saving of about $34,000 a year, roughly half—after an audit and the changes it found.
How a high-throughput genomics lab moved from a self-hosted LabVantage and Oracle stack to QBench with zero downtime, five-figure annual savings, and CAP/CLIA-validated reporting.
Query an on-prem LabVantage database with a read-only Python wrapper instead of Java extensions, so pipelines stay portable across Oracle and SQL Server.
How a genomics lab stays CAP/CLIA validated across ad-hoc QBench releases with a full API regression suite and an audit PDF before each production update.
Treat client data transfer agreements as a priced menu, so custom LIMS exports stop consuming unpaid engineering time.
A digital pathology partner needed a regular count of samples stained with a given assay, and which analysis was paired with it. The answer lived in three systems.
When a Bioinformatics researcher starts a new project, one of the first significant Computer Science decisions they need to make is picking a programming language.The R and Python programming language
