RNAOS pilot

Prove one analytical workflow with your own representative data.

A typical 6–8 week pilot focuses on one analytical workflow, representative customer data and agreed success criteria.

Pilot structure

A focused engagement designed to answer a real workflow question.

1 · ScopeAgree the workflow, data formats, current process and success criteria.

2 · BaselineMeasure current handoff time, manual joins, review and reconstruction effort.

3 · ConfigureSet method versions, permissions, report templates and controlled inputs.

4 · ExecuteRun representative records and verify calculations, lineage, review and exports.

5 · DecideReview the results together and agree the next step.

Measured value

Analyst-to-reviewer turnaround and review cycles.

Copy-paste, spreadsheet joins and duplicate data handling.

Missing provenance, reconstruction and export time.

Runs completed without developer intervention.

Prepare for a pilot

Sponsor and process owner. A named business and scientific owner.

Representative records. Typically 20–50 records with stable formats.

Named workflow and method. Particle size, EE, CE integrity or configured HPLC integrity are strongest initial scopes.

Quality and IT contacts. Appropriate review, security and intended-user participation.

Success criteria. Agree what good looks like for calculations, traceability, review, exports and workflow efficiency.