Embarc

Embarc is a stand-alone sample management module that communicates with Surround to track information on required tests. It also tracks shipping information. Embarc knows what tests to run, where and when samples ship, who shipped them, when they were received and the time spent in transit.

Key Benefits Key Features FAQ

Key Benefits

  • Provides complete sample management
  • Ensures that only appropriate samples are sent for testing
  • Eliminates manual entry or transcriptional errors

Key Features

  • Sample management for NAT samples and pools.
  • Location tracking of samples.
  • A direct, encrypted interface to NGI.
  • Tracking of the elapsed time from shipment to receipt of samples.
  • Confirmation of receipt of samples.

FAQ

What operating systems can be used with Embarc?

Embarc runs Microsoft Windows 2000 and uses Oracle 8.1.7 or Microsoft Windows 2003. Remote support can be provided using Remote Access Service (RAS) included in Windows 2000 or pcAnywhere 10.5.

What are the hardware requirements to run Embarc?

The hardware requirements for Embarc are:

  • Intel Pentium processor (300 mHZ)
  • 128 MB RAM
  • 20 GB hard disk for server and 2 GB hard disk for client
  • CD ROM drive
  • Super VGA color monitor with display resolution of at least 1024 by 768
  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • Laser printer
  • Network card

Embarc is designed for 24-hour operation without user input. Use of an Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) is strongly recommended.

What tests can be tracked using Embarc?

Generally third party NAT, PCR and HBB testing.

What laboratory systems interface with Embarc?

Embarc interfaces with IDM Surround.