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“Incorporating Scitara’s SIP adds a new data integration feature for our chromatography customers, providing enhanced digital transformation through multi-directional data and workflow management. More agile data management will help our customers optimize their lab operations and increase business efficiencies,” said Thomas Schmidt, Marketing Director of Agilent’s Software and Informatics Division.
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