LIMS rental option
To tackle the potential cost barrier associated with LIMS applications, London-based start-up company, Two Fold Software, is now offering a ?rental payment option? for the company?s Qualoupe LIMS solution.
To tackle the potential cost barrier associated with laboratory information management system (LIMS) applications, London-based start-up company, Two Fold Software, is now offering a ‘rental payment option’ for the company’s Qualoupe LIMS solution.
According to the company the rental option provides advantages as it features no fixed contracts, freeing the customer from what the company describes as “an onerous financial risk”. Renting the system also avoids an initial large capital outlay.
The system is reported to feature a configurable user interface that simplifies LIMS use while lowering running costs.
For more information visit www.twofold-software.com
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