Vision and Mission
A Bold Vision For a Significant Mission
Interviewer: You’ve shared a lot about your philosophy and core values behind developing and evolving your QLIMS into Version 9. If you were to summarize this vision in one sentence, what would be your mission statement?
Jonathan: Our mission is to bring innovation to the scientific community that empowers every scientist to improve outcomes for humanity for a better life.
Interviewer: You have a bold mission but a significant one. How can scientists embark on this journey with you, and what would be your advice to take that first step?
Jonathan: Pick up the phone and give us a call. That way, we can start looking at what your lab is doing now, its goals and your pain points. If I can figure that out on the call with you, we have taken that first step together and started that journey towards making your lab a better place to work for you.
We may not be the right solution for everybody, or you might not need all of our services. But if we at least help you get to the point where you understand what you’re trying to achieve, then you can look at what you need to bring in to help you get there.
Interviewer: Great, I think people reading this interview now know their next immediate action if they want to make a difference in their lab.
First, looking at what they are doing daily, Then identifying what’s frustrating them and causing their pain, Third asking themselves why they are doing what they’re doing, and finally, going through the process of understanding what they want to achieve.
Jonathan: Literally, just give us a call. Call me, call Ron, and we’ll get to the bottom of it.
The journey to improving your lab informatics starts with that first phone call and talking about your pain points and headaches today. What are you spending your time on? What are they trying to achieve? What are you doing to get there? If I can figure that out on the call with you, we have taken that first step together and started that journey towards making your lab a better place to work for you.
A Final Piece of Advice
Technology is one of three critical factors for a successful lab. The second is the processes, and the third is the people. Only when all three align can you start the journey to a successful lab.
Interviewer: Brilliant, that’s very good. Then my last question. Is there anything I did not ask during our interview that you would like to share with us before the end?
Jonathan: Yes, if I can leave readers with one last piece of advice: technology is one of three critical factors for a successful lab. The second is the processes, and the third is the people. Only when all three align can you start the journey to a successful lab.
Get in touch with us today to learn more about how QLIMS can help you achieve your goals.
