2014 Speakers
Conference: 17th & 18th June 2014 Focus Day & Workshop: 16th June 2014
Boston, US
www.elnsandinformaticsusa.com Managing Data Lifecycle from Discovery to Knowledge to Archive
The ONLY US event dedicated to enabling you to: Create an electronic laboratory environment with expert advice from Takeda, Pfizer and MedImmune
Learn how to successfully integrate the functionality of current and new systems: Biogen and Novartis will show you how to integrate KM with your ELNs
Explore the value of knowledge management: Eli Lilly to talk about ensuring KM in ELNs is maintained and used eff ectively
Implement big data techniques from data collection to data analysis: hear from Hershey and Roche on data analysis techniques used
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Minko Kissiov, Knowledge Management Small Molecule Design & Development Eli Lilly
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