Building Scalable, Connected Capillary Electrophoresis Workflows

Flexibility to Control: Scaling CE Workflows With Governance, Connectivity, and Automation Scientific workflows do not operate in a static environment. As analytical programs expand, laboratories may move from rapid method exploration by small teams to established workflows involving multiple users, instruments, reviews and approvals. The challenge is to add the appropriate level of governance and connectivity while retaining the adaptability scientists need. This webinar examines how laboratories can prepare CE operations for changing workflow expectations. Using BioPhase software 1.6 as an example, the session will explore centralized management of users, projects and policies, role-based access, configurable audit and approval requirements, electronic signatures, and searchable records of supported user and system activities. It will also introduce API-enabled connectivity for integrating the BioPhase 8800 system with broader laboratory automation workflows. Attendees will gain a practical perspective on building a connected and scalable CE software environment that can support laboratories as analytical programs evolve from research and method development toward more controlled operational settings. After attending this webinar, participants will be able to: • Describe how CE workflow expectations can evolve as laboratories add users, projects and instruments • Identify software capabilities that can support project governance, access control, traceability, review, and approval • Explain how centralized management can connect BioPhase 8800 systems, users, projects and workstations • Recognize how API connectivity can support integration with automated laboratory workflows