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Mobile Applications Driving Data Efficiencies

In this webinar, The Scientist brings together technical experts to discuss mobile applications for data recording and analysis, data searches and journal access, real-time tracking of lab equipment, clinical data, patient information and other tasks that may seem too good to be true.

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There is a growing interest among scientists in using smart phones, tablets, and other mobile devices not only to check calendars, contacts, and e-mails but to actually do lab work, 24/7 if needed. In keeping with this demand, these portable mini-computers are now being powered by innovative mobile applications that allow scientists and clinicians to work in a fast and intuitive manner, at all hours and from remote locations around the globe. To get a glimpse of how these portable devices and the mobile applications can help improve your lab productivity and efficiency, join us online for a live webinar hosted by The Scientist. We will have technical experts discussing mobile applications for data recording and analysis, data searches and journal access, real-time tracking of lab equipment, clinical data, patient information and other tasks that may seem too good to be true.

Integrating Mobile Technology Into the Scientific Environment
Timothy Dy Aungst, PharmD
Pharmacy Practice School of Pharmacy
MCPHS University, Boston, MA

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