TetraScience, the R&D Data Cloud company, announced today that eLabNext, an innovative provider of an open Electronic Lab Notebook (ELN), inventory tracking, and protocol management system, has joined the Tetra Partner Network (TPN) to enable customers to utilize TetraScience’s Tetra Data to accelerate laboratory efficiencies.
“We are thrilled to partner with eLabNext, whose revolutionary approach to inventory and laboratory management allows customers to easily customize and optimize their operations,” said Simon Meffan-Main, Vice President of Product for TPN. “The combination of Tetra Data with eLabNext’s broad range of features creates a strong path for unrestricted innovation in the laboratory.”
While all laboratories need to optimize and centralize their operations, each lab also has unique needs that cannot be met by a one-size-fits-all informatics package. eLabNext purposefully designed its solutions to be easily customized through eLabMarketplace, which enables a variety of third-party integrations such as mobile interfaces, barcode automation, and IoT. Tetra Data can be used immediately to connect laboratory instruments and additional scientific data-producing applications to eLabNext.
“eLabNext was created to provide software solutions that fit customer workflow needs, rather than the other way around,” said Erwin Wouter, Ph.D., Founder, and Managing Director, eLabNext. “Our customers are world-leading research organizations. We are delighted to partner with TetraScience to bring even more capabilities to their laboratories.”
“In order to unlock the potential of life science R&D labs and dramatically accelerate discovery, we must capitalize on the power of AI and data science. A precondition to enabling these capabilities is moving the industry away from a legacy data model of silos and point-to-point integrations, to a native and unified cloud-based data paradigm,” explains Patrick Grady, Chief Executive Officer, TetraScience. “By joining the Tetra Partner Network, eLabNext helps the life sciences industry to accelerate discoveries that can help improve lives.”
