Let’s keep going with the discussion of conceptual models for a digital twin of your biotech lab. In the last two posts I wrote about the data model (the information that needs to be captured) and the decision model (the way that decisions are organized and grouped). Today, I want to discuss the last piece: the workflow model, which defines when decisions and information are recorded, and by who.
Spot on with this excerpt - ‘In “traditional” drug development, this is pretty standard. But for most biotech startups, this is what makes them unique. Their secret sauce, if you will. So of course off-the-shelf software isn’t going to reflect this part of their workflow model’
This is where services and implementations come in. Most LIMs companies will provide an OOTB solution that gets you 60-80% there.
Spot on with this excerpt - ‘In “traditional” drug development, this is pretty standard. But for most biotech startups, this is what makes them unique. Their secret sauce, if you will. So of course off-the-shelf software isn’t going to reflect this part of their workflow model’
This is where services and implementations come in. Most LIMs companies will provide an OOTB solution that gets you 60-80% there.