Recorded on Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Description: This module will introduce attendees to what a LIMS is and how it can help facilitate state-of-the-art laboratory and data management for Water and Environmental laboratories. It will also cover cost justification of a Data Management solution and how automating the lab increases efficiencies and productivity compared to manual or home grown processes. We will also introduce the seminar series in more detail.

Recorded on Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Description: In today's economy, meeting regulatory requirements and keeping costs low is difficult. Streamlining processes and automation is not only more efficient, it is vital to be competitive and stay in business. This presentation will showcase a LIMS solution that meets ISO 17025/NELAC requirements, is capable of seamless integration with other software, and is expandable for future growth. The Water and Environmental Solution meets key ISO 17025/NELAC requirements related to sample tracking, traceability, statement of work (SOW) and contract review (quotes and invoicing), preparation and analytical batches, instrument integration, and reporting.

Recorded on Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Description: This module will take a much deeper look into the benefits of a tightly connected and integrated lab. It will review a comprehensive end-to-end solution (CONNECTS) and how integration can provide Water and Environmental organizations the business value that they are looking for out of lab data such as capacity management and linking the central lab and field.

Recording on Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Description: Water and Environmental Laboratories are required to have a quality system to provide clients with data of known and documented quality and to demonstrate regulatory compliance. With increased awareness about the environment, a convergence of steady growth, efficient sample tracking, and customers focusing on data integrity of testing results, many laboratories struggle with maintaining all the necessary documentation to operate and remain compliant. In addition, a good part of an average workday in a laboratory is spent looking for documentation, never mind the occasional lost document.

Recording on Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Description: Do you get the most value out of your yearly budget and available federal grants? Do you understand how the GSA schedules can provide faster procurements with lower processing costs, reduce the headache of future procurements, and align with Federal spending policies? This webinar will educate attendees on 1) How to navigate the federal funding application process and 2) Once you secure the funding how to spend it. You will learn where to go to find federal funding, when to seek federal funding and what you need to do to secure funding. In addition, you will learn about the contract vehicles that state and local agencies can now use for faster and more direct access to the same vendor products and services, and pre-negotiated discounted Government pricing that federal agencies use. General Services Administration (GSA) provides state and local agencies the ability to leverage federal buying power as well as streamlining the acquisition process so that your existing budgets and federal grant money is used to quickly, cost efficiently, and easily obtain best-in-industry products. You will learn the ins and outs and benefits of using the GSA, so you too can afford to have the best in Laboratory investments.

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