[Free Material] Laboratory Data Infrastructure to Prepare Before Utilizing AI and MI
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Before utilizing AI and MI, make the analysis data searchable, comparable, and reusable.
<Series Volume 1> Data Strategy to Succeed in Chemical Analysis in the AI Era Despite the accumulation of analytical data, are you facing challenges such as not being able to quickly find the necessary data, not being able to compare it with past results, or not being able to reuse it across departments? To effectively utilize AI and MI (Materials Informatics), it is crucial to prepare the analytical data for search, comparison, and reuse. This document explains how to establish the data environment necessary for AI and MI utilization based on interviews with informatics personnel at Waters Japan. [Key Highlights] • Expected changes through the use of AI, MI, and automation technologies • Differences between AI and DX, and the common data environment required for both • Concepts for preparing analytical data for search, comparison, and reuse By clicking on [Contact Us], you agree that Waters will use and process the information provided on this site in accordance with Waters' Terms of Use and Privacy Notice. Terms of Use and Privacy Notice: www.waters.com/legalandprivacy
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<White Paper> Data Strategies to Succeed in Chemical Analysis in the AI Era Series • Part 1: Why Utilizing Lab Data Distinguishes Competitiveness • Part 2: Why is DX Not Progressing? - The Real Reasons Why the Field Cannot Take the Leap Towards Transformation - • Part 3: Where Should DX Begin? - How to Build a Data Foundation That Leads to AI Utilization -
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【Recommended for the following people】 • Analysis data is dispersed across devices, PCs, and departments • It takes time to search, compare, and reuse past data • Considering where to start with lab DX and the utilization of AI/MI • Want to establish a foundation for analysis operations in anticipation of labor shortages and reliance on specific individuals
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Waters Corporation, headquartered in Milford, Massachusetts, USA, has played a pioneering role as a specialized manufacturer of liquid chromatography since its establishment in 1958. Actively engaged in the development of new products and technologies, it has grown into an international group company that supplies not only high-performance liquid chromatography but also mass spectrometers (MS) and thermal analysis instruments. Waters Japan started operations in 1973 (Showa 48) as the Japanese base of Waters Corporation. Inheriting the corporate ethos of the U.S. headquarters, we have made "Customer Success" our mission and continue to provide innovative technologies and lab solutions.






