SaaS LIMS helps laboratories cut costs, maintain compliance, achieve scalability, and streamline inventory management. Delivered through the cloud, it replaces the burden of local servers and manual upgrades with a secure, subscription-based model that supports faster deployment and continuous improvement.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming laboratory operations—from intelligent automation to predictive analytics and anomaly detection. But no matter how powerful the algorithms or innovative the applications, AI's effectiveness within a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) ultimately hinges on one critical factor: data quality. More specifically, structured, robust data. As organizations look to unlock the potential of AI in the lab, it's important to understand that success doesn't begin with the algorithm. It begins with the integrity, structure, and usability of the data your LIMS collects and maintains.

Serving 1.5 million customers across the greater metropolitan area, the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust plays a critical role in protecting public health. With daily operations that include treating an average of 100 million gallons of water, their lab team needed a faster, more reliable way to manage field data and regulatory compliance.  

Modern laboratories face increasing pressure to operate efficiently, maintain compliance, and ensure traceability across their operations. Whether you manage a pharmaceutical manufacturing site, a biotech R&D lab, or an environmental testing facility, keeping track of consumables, reagents, and materials is critical. Manual systems and spreadsheets can't keep pace with today's demands.

Environmental monitoring (EM) isn’t just a regulatory checkbox, it’s a cornerstone of quality assurance in pharmaceutical manufacturing, as well as industries focused on airand water quality, and food safety. Whether you're a startup launching your first cleanroom or a global enterprise managing dozens of facilities, the stakes are high. That’s why LabWare’s Environmental Monitoring solution is making waves across the industry. 

Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMOs) lose millions annually due to manufacturing delays, client changeovers, and compliance issues. What is the difference between market leaders and laggards? Digital transformation that turns data complexity into a competitive advantage. 

LabWare is honored to be named Best IT Solution in the Labmate Awards for Excellence 2025. This accolade reflects the global laboratory community’s endorsement of the company’s unwavering commitment to innovation, quality and seamless digital transformation. Recognition in the Best IT Solution category underscores LabWare’s ability to meet evolving scientific and regulatory demands while empowering researchers and quality teams to achieve breakthrough results.

For nearly 30 years, one of the world’s top food companies has relied on LabWare LIMS to unify and optimize its global laboratory operations. With over 100 labs and 1,800 concurrent users worldwide, this organization has become a benchmark for how large enterprises can achieve standardization, digitalization, and continuous improvement through a robust LIMS platform.

Migrating legacy data to a modern laboratory information management system (LIMS) is often seen as a complex and challenging process, especially for regulated laboratories dealing with decades of historical records. Legacy data may exist in various formats and structures, often spread across multiple systems. This data—whether structured or unstructured, machine- or human-generated—is often retained for legal, regulatory, or historical purposes, even if it is no longer actively used.   

The 2025 LabWare European Customer Education Conference brought 700 members from the LabWare community together in Glasgow for an inspiring week of learning, connection, and hands-on engagement. From customer case studies to product updates, partner innovations, and advanced training, this year's EU CEC showcased how LabWare continues to empower laboratories across industries with more innovative, more connected solutions.

Food safety testing is the backbone of quality assurance in the food industry. Every day, laboratories are tasked with detecting contaminants, verifying regulatory compliance, and ensuring that the food reaching consumers is safe. But too often, critical data is trapped in spreadsheets, handwritten logs, or outdated systems. The result? Slower decision-making, operational inefficiencies, and a heightened risk of overlooking potential threats.  

The solution isn’t more manual oversight—it’s smarter data management powered by digital transformation.