CrossLab Connect Suite
Connecting Analytics to Action – Use Instrument Utilization Data to Drive Lab Efficiencies
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CrossLab provides accurate asset utilization across your laboratory!
Monitoring of lab-wide instrument usage
It is an excellent product from Agilent Technologies. The CrossLab Asset Monitoring is a part of the CrossLab Connect suite and helps to measures and provides visibility into lab-wide instrument usage. Ease of use: It gives accurate asset utilization and provides the missing data needed to support cost and productivity improvement initiatives. After-sales care: Agilent Technologies has a wide network of providing excellent sales and support services worldwide and the technical agents are very professional in terms of providing the support, we have never faced such challenges. Value for money: The solution is the best fit for large laboratories or funded by the Government. Due to pricing constraints, it may not suitable for small and mid-sized lab businesses.
Review Date: 21 May 2021 | Agilent Technologies
Connecting Analytics to Action – Use Instrument Utilization Data to Drive Lab Efficiencies
Lab management are expected to increase productivity while reducing operational expenses, but your ability to create efficiency and eliminate redundancy is only as good as your understanding of how instruments are being used. Are you ready for lab-wide instrument usage data to drive efficiencies in your lab?
Agilent CrossLab Asset Monitoring, part of the CrossLab Connect suite of services, provides unsurpassed visibility into lab-wide instrument usage by securely measuring how labs use assets of virtually every type and from any supplier. The service integrates Agilent’s lab-wide sensor suite, advance AI platform, and data analytics to provide unparalleled breadth of monitoring and reporting accuracy, enabling lab management to make confident, fact-based decisions.
