Tag: life sciences
04 Jun, 2019
Webinar: Preserving Data from Retired Systems – with Thermo Fisher
Join Arkivum and Jon Mangion, Head of Bioinformatics at Thermo Fisher Scientific for this webinar in which we will be discussing the challenges and potential solutions for the issue of preserving data from retired systems.
08 May, 2019
The HSRAA Annual Conference 2019
Arkivum are proud to sponsor this year’s Health Sciences Records and Archives Association Annual Conference in Cardiff
01 Apr, 2019
Eldin Rammell, Phlexglobal – Archiving GxP Data – Is it actually rocket science?
Just how difficult can it be to archive electronic data generated from a drug development project? Surely it is enough to create an “Archive” folder on a…
21 Sep, 2018
Challenges with metadata – simplifying complexity for Life Sciences data
Challenges with metadata In my previous blog of the series, we explored what metadata is and how it is used to add context to unstructured data or…
17 May, 2018
Blog series (part 4): The final economic fallacy of long term data being temporarily dynamic and path dependent
The final economic fallacy is that long term data management is temporarily dynamic and path dependent. I would argue that data is certainly temporarily dependent, but not path dependent. Data is constantly degrading in every temporal dimension; the past, today and..
15 May, 2018
BioIT World 2018
Don’t miss Arkivum at this year’s BioIT World, taking place in Boston. Come and meet Daniel Hickmore, our VP of Pharma, Life Sciences and Healthcare and Yaron…
