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WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Cellular Therapy Studies: 7 Common Challenges

  Cellular therapy is a form of treatment where patients are injected with cellular material. Different types of cells can be utilized such as stem cells (such as mesenchymal stem cells) and cells from the immune system (such as regulatory T cells (Tregs)) from either the patient or a donor.

• The Quest For Clean Mixing

  Mixing is one of the most common operations in food processing, but comes with challenges -- batch-to-batch uniformity, optimizing blend times, and most importantly: improving cleanliness.

• Realizing Returns On IoT Investments Across Field Service Environments

  How IoT applications drive value in operations, analytics, business decision making, customer experiences, and more.

• Alaris Supports Ascentas’ Cloud-First Strategy

  Ascentas first company in Europe to leverage the power of Alaris Capture Pro Software in the cloud.

• On The Road To Self-Driving Cars

  Vehicle-environment sensor technology will play a major role in the next step of autonomous vehicle technology. This article offers in-depth information on the many types of sensor technologies used in self-driving cars and where they are headed in the future.

• MSP Guide To Vertical Market Success: Spotlight On Professional Services

  How do I differentiate my business from my competitors? This is a question that many managed service providers (MSPs) are battling with. One potentially successful approach is to specialize in a particular vertical market. By focusing on vertical markets, you acquire specific knowledge and expertise about the objectives, processes, and IT issues related to that type of business. You become an expert and specialist rather than a generalist, which enables you to solve problems more effectively and to offer a more relevant mix of products and services. Eventually, you will be able to leverage your specialist expertise and add greater value to your customers than your competitors.

• 5 Future-Proof Capabilities Your FSM Platform Should Have

  FSOs are looking for solutions that will help them automate work order creation, scheduling/dispatch, location tracking, and time/labor tracking, and grow along with their business requirements. All future-proof solutions should include these five critical capabilities.

• NUSHOP POS And Online Ordering Partners With Star Micronics Print Technology To Revolutionize Profitability & Productivity For SMB Restaurants And Retailers

  When it comes to point of sale (POS) and online ordering technology, it can be difficult for small and medium sized businesses (SMB) to compete with the resources of large chain competitors. Gone are the days where it was enough to have an in-store POS system. In today’s omnichannel marketplace, it’s imperative for restaurants and retailers to have a website. Not only that, but consumers have come to expect the convenience of online ordering. For SMBs, the costs (not to mention the time) to keep POS and online ordering technologies functioning seamlessly, are dizzying.

• Transforming Cancer Research: Digital PCR Technology Plays Integral Role At Cancer Research Center

  How  digital PCR technology is helping scientists in their quest to break through the current limits of nucleic acid detection and quantification.

• Avoiding Hemolysis Blood Sample Collection Processing

  Erythrocytes have significant value in specific types of research. If your objective is biobanking these cells in an intact state then it is equally important that hemolysis and the need for a re-draw is avoided. This paper explains how hemolysis can be prevented during specimen collection and handling.

• Mall Communication Solutions

  At shopping malls, consumers also are able to find various types of entertainment, dining options, spa services, childcare, etc. This white paper presents Bird’s Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) solution for meeting these wireless communications difficulties.

• Why Choose a Site Network for Your Clinical Trials?

  How global site networks can effectively address timeline, budget and data quality concerns, by providing access to multiple experienced sites within a single network, providing cost savings through reduction of the total number of sites used and recruitment of a large volume of patients.