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Making the Best Use of Lab Resources: The Economic Opportunity of the Connected Circular Economy

About This Webinar

Keeping lab products and materials in use is one of the hardest things to accomplish for an R&D lab manager. Thankfully, scalable exchange models exist today, thanks to data connectivity and new technology. Implementing an internal exchange network enables products and materials to be better utilized and helps individual lab managers save money and effort. Similarly, implementing a cross-organizational exchange network helps to reduce hurdles like user provisioning, access control, time to disposal, and category- and location-based sharing restrictions for lab managers, EHS, procurement, and sustainability professionals. A massive economic opportunity awaits those who can take advantage of structured cycling of lab resources and consumables.

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Solutions Engineer, Rheaply
Bharani Sankar is a solutions engineer at Rheaply, helping customers and partners create more circular and sustainable processes within their day to day operations. Rheaply is focusing on scaling the technology to create a more circular economy by bringing visibility to equipment and materials that may typically go to waste. He has spent time at various consulting firms, last of which was at KPMG specializing in business process management, software implementations, supply chain and procurement strategy + transformation for large biopharma and Fortune 100 companies. Bharani was born in India and grew up in Virginia attending Longwood University, where he obtained a BSBA in information systems and security.
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