[Free Material] Backgrounds that Make Lab DX Difficult to Advance and the "Three States"

Explaining the background that makes DX difficult to advance and the "three common states" in the analysis field.

<Series Volume 2> Data Strategies to Succeed in Chemical Analysis in the AI Era Even if you feel the need to utilize DX and AI, you may find it difficult to take concrete actions due to reasons such as "I don't know where to start," "I have security concerns," or "I'm overwhelmed with daily tasks." This document organizes the background that makes DX difficult to advance, based on interviews with informatics personnel at Waters Japan, and identifies three common states in analytical environments. [Key Highlights] • Reasons why decision-making is stalled due to information overload • The cyclical structure of "analog silos," "individual dependency," and "busyness/resource shortages" • A way of thinking that organizes security concerns into specific risks and requirements • Risks arising from maintaining the status quo and approaches to start small By clicking on [Contact Us], you are considered to have agreed to Waters' use and processing of 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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