Life Sciences Are All-In with the Hybrid Workplace. Are You Ready?

Life sciences enterprises are committed to the hybrid workplace. It’s good for the bottom line and for the community. But are they ready?

Test Conditions are Tough. RFID Tags Are Tougher

Can RFID chips tolerate arctic cold, chemical baths, and heat higher than Death Valley in July? NIH researchers published the test results.

Labs: No Two Alike, Except for These Three Things

Each lab has its own unique design needs, but there are three design components that every lab requires to function effectively and efficiently.

RFID: How to Calculate ROI and Build Your Business Case

Even if you don’t work in finance, you’ll have to calculate ROI to be confident that adding RFID to your operations is a sound decision.

RFID Manages the Risk of Reopening

RFID wearables help reopening businesses maintain social distance and preserve productivity even when employees must be isolated.

If You Have a Need for Speed, Bet on RFID

In the race for efficient asset management, RFID is hard to beat. Speed up your workflows, improve your inventory accountability, and track your assets.

3 Ways You Could Be Missing Out on RFID’s Benefits

RFID offers benefits to every business sector. Are you missing out?

You Get a Million, You Get a Million, and You Get a Million

Oprah’s not the only generous one; the IRS is giving small businesses $1,000,000 each thanks to the Sec. 179 deduction.

It’s Complicated: Document Conversion for Regulatory Compliance

From finance to banking to healthcare to day care, industry regulatory compliance is part of the business of doing business. Part of compliance – a big part – is records management, and many of those records are in paper form. Paper has a long and noble history, but...

Built for Speed: The New Lab

Ten years and $2.5 billion – that’s what it takes to bring a new drug to market these days, says the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development. Time is money, and drug companies are starting to design their labs with speed in mind. As Mitchell Weitz of...