Laboratory Management

India's economy has averaged about 8 percent growth in the past three years — one of the fastest rates in the world, and most analysts believe the momentum should be sustained through the current fiscal year ending in March 2007. The IMF report came days after the Indian government said industrial output logged an impressive 12.4 percent year-on-year growth in July. The data showed a sustained increase in new investments by Indian companies. The rapid growth is attributed to fast expansion in both the manufacturing and service sectors. Laboratories exist in various industries making its victorious pathway especially in pharmaceuticals, chemicals and life sciences sector. Being a crucial segment in the said industries, it has rise to its importance - causing massive investment being place on it, thanks to low labour cost, infrastructure segment, technology base and the rising of economic potential in India. All laboratories need to have sound business processes to enable them to deliver technically sound calibrations and tests. Meeting strategic organisations goals, responding to the demands of clients, employees and regulators are great challenge for modern laboratory managers and directors. Competitiveness of laboratory in the markets would mark huge differences in the relevant industries. In this business the turn around time alone is very crucial.

Laboratory Management aims to equip and to provide platforms for the laboratories of intended industry to strive for competitiveness. It will feature best practices and case studies from leading industries, review of the accreditation and of latest regulatory, providing current key issues and new technology towards optimising the lab for better productivity.

For more information, please contact

Revathy Vadiveloo
marcus evans Kuala Lumpur ,
CP21 2101 Central Plaza
34 Jalan Sultan Ismail ,50250 Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
Tel :0060327236748
Fax :0060327236699
EMail : [email protected]