Global Survey on Laboratory Information Management Systems

Global Survey on Laboratory Information Management Systems

An End-user Perspective

INDUSTRY
Healthcare
SECTOR
Life Sciences

RELEASE DATE
16-Feb-2015
REGION
North America
DELIVERABLE TYPE
Customer Research

RESEARCH CODE
NEC4-01-00-00-00
SKU
LS00051-NA-CR_16892
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Laboratory personnel were invited to participate in an online survey in June 2014. A total of 366 laboratory decision makers qualified to complete the survey, answering questions about their use of laboratory information management systems (LIMS). Respondents’ organization types include academic laboratory or core facility; federal, state, or local government laboratory; pharmaceutical or biotechnology company; industrial company; hospital or clinical laboratory; and diagnostics or biobank. Respondents provided information related to their preferred suppliers, satisfaction levels, types of systems used, applications, tasks performed, product prices, importance of product features, challenges faced, satisfaction levels, and unmet needs.

Research Objectives

Research Methodology

Research Methodology (continued)

Respondent Demographics

Respondent Demographics (continued)

Respondent Demographics (continued)

Executive Summary

Executive Summary (continued)

Executive Summary (continued)

Executive Summary (continued)

Importance of LIMS Capabilities

Type of LIMS Used

Importance of Data Functionality Capabilities

Importance of Sample Tracking, QA/QC, and Clinical Sample Admittance Capabilities

Importance of Management, Regulations, and Report Generation Capabilities

Definitions for Drivers Matrix

Strategic Prioritization of Needs When Selecting LIMS Products

Strategic Prioritization of Needs When Selecting LIMS Products—Discussion

Top LIMS Suppliers

Top LIMS Suppliers by Organization Type

Cost Expectations of LIMS Licenses

Investment in Technology

Overall Satisfaction with Product Attributes

Satisfaction Levels by Organization Type

Likelihood for Renewal for LIMS Products

Unmet Needs—Industrial Companies

Unmet Needs—Industrial Companies (continued)

Unmet Needs—Academic Laboratories or Core Facilities, Government Laboratories, and Diagnostics or Biobanks

Unmet Needs—Hospitals or Clinical Laboratories

Unmet Needs—Pharma or Biotech Companies

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Academic Laboratories or Core Facilities

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Government Laboratories

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Government Laboratories (continued)

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Pharma or Biotech Companies

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Industrial Companies

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Industrial Companies (continued)

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Solutions—Hospitals or Clinical Laboratories

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Systems—Hospitals or Clinical laboratories (continued)

Factors Needed to Change LIMS Systems—Diagnostics or Biobanks

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Laboratory personnel were invited to participate in an online survey in June 2014. A total of 366 laboratory decision makers qualified to complete the survey, answering questions about their use of laboratory information management systems (LIMS). Respondents organization types include academic laboratory or core facility; federal, state, or local government laboratory; pharmaceutical or biotechnology company; industrial company; hospital or clinical laboratory; and diagnostics or biobank. Respondents provided information related to their preferred suppliers, satisfaction levels, types of systems used, applications, tasks performed, product prices, importance of product features, challenges faced, satisfaction levels, and unmet needs.
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