Established in 1919, the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) boasts a rich international reputation for its expertise in plant varieties, seeds, and cutting-edge applications of genetics, physiology, soil science, precision agronomy, and data science. NIAB has undergone significant expansion, tripling in size through strategic investments, mergers, and acquisitions. While these changes have expanded its commercial reach, there remained a need to harmonise services, staff, systems, processes, and most crucially, culture, into a unified NIAB Operating Model.
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Oxford Gene Technologies are pioneers in hybridisation technology and a leading provider of clinical research and diagnostic solutions. They work in partnership with their customers to progress the future of genetic-based medicine enabling researchers and clinical decision makers to reach the right care decisions for each patient, every time.
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Established by the National Institute for Health and Care Research in 2014, UK Biocentre, based in Milton Keynes, provide world leading sample management and high-capacity bioprocessing.
Their mission is to be the centre of excellence for UK sample management and a key part of the UK science infrastructure.
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GMHSCP underwent a significant period of change, along with a 20% reduction in their staff back office staffing budget driven by national policy. Biomatics were asked to support them to examine the current working methods and identify where new ways of working could be adopted.
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