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At the same time, electronic lab notebooks (ELNs; see Notebooks go digitial) have emerged over the last few years to challenge the traditional LIMS products. While ELNs are better with mostly unstructured, document- and experiment-centred data, LIMS have been the beefier stablemate particularly suited to sample-centric and more structured data.
LIMS have been around for a long time, says consultant John Trigg at phaseFour Informatics. 'Originally, they were very much focused on sample and test management systems, so organising work in terms of registering samples, gathering test results and issuing reports.' Over time, their scope and capabilities inevitably extended and specialised in specific types of labs, with some LIMS more geared toward quality assurance operations, some tied strongly with regulatory compliance and others supporting industry-specific workflows.
Without doubt, says Trigg, LIMS are at their most powerful in routine environments where you may be running batch mode operations, where you are trying to replicate user systems to address specific work flows and getting high throughput. 'That doesn't match so well with academic labs so it never surprises me that LIMS is not a big player in academia,' he notes. ELNs may be more suited to free-wheeling academia, but open-source LIMS software can be strong too and labs often write their own.
Choosing a LIMS product is no simple task. To confuse matters, over the years there has been a great deal of convergence between LIMS, ELNs and scientific data management systems, to the point where it can be hard to distinguish between some of them. 'LIMS haven't adapted well to the needs of the research community, which is the main reason you see all these ELN systems,' says consultant Michael Elliott at Atrium Research. 'Now you have companies working to add LIMS functionality, such as sample tracking, to ELN systems.'
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LIMS have been around since the 1980s and are mature products; many can serve all sorts of lab environments and commercial systems can be incredibly complex to deploy. But some are looking now to have simpler systems, argues Elliott, particularly in R&D. 'Give me that app or that simple side view so I don't have to concern myself with complexity. That's a tough challenge,' says Elliott. Some products display more web and mobile compatibility than others, but Elliott says all the major LIMS players produce products of comparable capabilities.
There will be some consistencies between certain types of operations in different labs, but every organisation will also have its own idiosyncrasies and quirks. For this reason, Trigg says it is unusual for a lab to look at a commercial organisation and decide that it fits and does everything they need. This raises questions about the adaptability of various products and whether they can be configured or customised to match the full set of user requirements. Configuration rather than customisation is the preferred way to address any missing functionality, as customisation implies writing code that might cause problems with future LIMS product updates.
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LabVantage is one of the four heavy hitters in the traditional LIMS market. The other three are LabWare, STARLIMS and Thermo Scientific. Experts say it can be hard to put clear daylight between them.
'Differentiation between core capabilities isn't that great,' says Elliott, who says the big four probably have 60–70% of the commercial market, a figure disputed by others. Differentiation comes from approaches to how those capabilities are addressed, user experience and consulting service. They all offer a fairly comprehensive product across most of the analytical chemistry sector, Trigg adds. Most make their product configurable and some are modular. So rather than purchasing one titanic system, you buy the modules you need, which tends to rein in the price a bit.
Nick Townsend at LabWare says his company offers a LIMS and an ELN as part of its enterprise lab platform, which includes a library of modules that can be used for different types of applications, such as document management, stock control or instrument management. This library has been built up over 20 years. 'We have doggedly kept to a single product for good reasons, but tackled specific industries by developing specific modules,' Townsend explains.
Regulation is forcing companies to operate more like those in the food, beverage or pharma industries, according to Goel of LabVantage, meaning more need to use LIMS. Supplement manufacturers and tobacco companies are among these firms. 'There is also an entire industry emerging in biobanking, where long-term storage of specimens is done for clinical and research purposes. We are seeing a lot of new demand there,' he says. As an example, he points out Duke Biobank, based in the Duke University Translational Medicine Institute in Durham, US, which took on a LabVantage system to manage sample inventories.
LabLynx offers a product 'that adapts to different customer's needs as it is highly configurable' and counts high-throughput screening labs, oil refineries and medical labs as customers. 'No industry makes up more than 7% of our customer base,' says Jones. He is involved with a LIMS forum on professional networking website LinkedIn that has over 56,000 members and hosts lively discussions on all things LIMS.
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'People come out with these niche solutions and they sell them out of their garage. If I'm a niche software developer, with three or four staff, and I sell a couple of million dollars' worth [of LIMS] a year I can make a pretty good living,' says Elliott. He remains surprised that small labs tend to go for the small companies, even though they may be taking a big risk. 'In 1984, I never thought that the LIMS market would support more than three or four players; that was the only major market prediction I got so wrong. I wouldn't have imagined in my wildest dreams that the market could support all those little people.' He puts this down to underestimating people's ability to look past the economic and infrastructure issues and say 'This product looks neat, it does what I want it to do, I'm going to buy it.'
'This market also tends to work a lot by herd mentality,' says Elliott. 'Organisations are inclined to invest in a technology because their competitors or others they know have experience of it.' The specificity of applications to niche requirements is also a major motivating factor. The more the system does what users need it to do out of the box without exhaustive configuration, the easier it is to justify.
Trigg views the multitude of players in the market as organic growth from do-it-yourself operations that initially developed a system for themselves or a client. He says it is tough for those guys to provide the support required. Nonetheless, there are a number of speciality providers that are big and reliable enough in their realm. Baytek headquartered in Houston, Texas, has experience in the refinery LIMS industry; JusticeTrax in Arizona serves forensics science labs; Wavefront Software in Ohio have been specialists in metal manufacturing; while Kenny Agrisoft in Ireland serves the argicultural sector with its DairyLIMS.
Commercial LIMS have largely failed to breach academia's walls. Townsend at LabWare says they don't supply many systems to academia, except in a few instances, for example where regulatory compliance is an issue.
'Academics write a lot of custom-built LIMS,' says Elliott. There is logic to this, according to Trigg, who says it never surprises him that take-up is low: 'In most cases the vendor systems are overkill. They just have way too much stuff than an academic lab needs.'
'The time is coming when people will have to make their data available for others'John Jones says LabLynx has no plans to sell to academics. 'Their work is so wildly varied that they don't fit into a production environment. And their money is for doing research, not buying software. They can take their free students and have them build what is needed for a project and it is all part of the educational process. Open source and academia go just beautifully together,' says Jones.
Not everyone agrees though. 'Academia is one of our fastest growing segments and where we have seen most growth is in biobanking,' says Goel of LabVantage. 'These are academic and research institutions, often with research hospitals, which are storing specimens.' A good system reduces costs and helps with collaboration, he says.
Tim Dickens, head of IT at the chemistry department in Cambridge University, blames 'conservatism' in academia for a lack of up-take. 'There isn't the same pressure or effort put into curating and managing data that you get in a commercial environment,' he says. 'It will only change when journals or granting authorities make clear it is not sufficient just to publish scientific papers, but to also publish raw experimental results. But that time is coming when people will have to make their data available for others to analyse.' One of the big benefits of LIMS in industry is that it allows sharing of data across an operation, but the onset of big projects among universities with collaborations with industry could heighten their usefulness in academia.
ELNs have made better inroads to academia than commercial LIMS, say many commentators. They are often simple and cheaper and, increasingly, ELN vendors argue their notebooks are taking on LIMS functionality. UK-headquartered Dotmatics does not offer a traditional system. 'The traditional LIMS is a concept from the 1990s,' argues Mariana Vaschetto of Dotmatics. 'We have a next-generation integrated platform that will enable organisations not only to track samples as in a traditional LIMS, but incorporate the ELN concept to manage experiments.'
Finding out prices from vendors is not easy. But there is a move away from high upfront costs to subscription pricing. 'We are moving more to a licensing concept per user per year, rather than outright purchase,' Trigg observes. Potential purchasers should also be aware that there is a big service cost component. In fact, Elliott reckons that software is usually around 40% of the overall cost, with helpdesk support, maintenance, configuration, integration, training and other consulting series making up the remaining 60%.
Jones says many LIMS providers demand four hours of your time before getting down to brass tacks. 'Who has time for that when you are just at the tyre-kicking stage? Imagine if you went to look at cars and there was no pricing,' he says, adding some companies will struggle with a budget under $25,000.
'ELNs haven't delivered on their promise'However, you can get a ballpark figure from an online LIMS guide, which lists prices offered to the federal government. LabLynx, says Jones, is priced between $10,000 and a million for a turnkey system, with number of users a big factor. He claims many 'legacy vendors' have been slow to give up a model of high entry costs.
One emerging trend that may push everyone toward monthly or yearly subscriptions is cloud solutions. Some companies have begun to offer these, but customers have not been rushing to use them. 'We are web-enabled,' says Townsend at LabWare, 'but customers need to get their confidence levels up before they can move entirely to the cloud.' It is one thing to put your personal photographs on the cloud, quite another to hold sensitive lab data offsite. Asked about cloud adoption, Townsend says it is small but growing.
Whether LIMS will win out, absorb or give ground to ELNs remains to be seen. 'We have seen where organisations have tried to skip LIMS and go directly to an ELN-type system and then come back and say we really need a LIMS,' says Jeff Vannest, director of strategic services at LabVantage. 'ELNs haven't delivered on the promise,' adds Goel. It remains to be seen what role ELNs will play in industry, but for now academia remains stubbornly resistant to commercial LIMS, somewhat more open to ELNs but a committed fan of open source and DIY solutions.
Anthony King is a science writer based in Dublin, Ireland
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Jackalope Acres, our family forest estate, awaits you only 15 minutes from Mt. Lassen National Park in the heart of some the most gorgeous, unspoiled hiking and fishing country in California--or the world! Read our 5 Star Reviews!
Stunning 5-bedroom, 4-bath log house on 20 acres of forest and meadowland, in mountains near Mt. Lassen National Park--and multiple other amazing destinations.
The property is set at 4400 feet elevation with historic North Battle Creek running through the backyard, restored to sylvan condition and populated by wild brown trout.
Jackalope Acres isn't just a place to stay--it's a place to create memories! A family resort! Or a couples get away! With amenities available nowhere else in the area.
If you have a larger group than 16, including a school or a church group, or a possible wedding, we may be able to accommodate you with a reasonable additional charge and security deposit. Feel free to contact us. In addition our neighbor has a three bed room house just around the corner, which could accommodate an additional 6 or 7 family members. Vrbo property number 774498.
Our custom Alaskan cedar hot tub, sunken into the large wrap around deck, is the perfect place to start the day watching the song birds and hummingbirds at the feeders or end it with a cocktail or a glass of wine. We also have a large sunken firepit perfect for the cool evening weather.
Jackalope Acres is unique set on 20 private acres with extensive trails throughout the grounds for walking, (and in winter) snow shoeing, or cross country skiing. There are multiple evergreen species, black oak, plus meadows with native grasses and flowers.
You'll see deer, dove, quail, blue heron, hawks, and even wild turkeys. Bring a basket and enjoy a picnic at the table by creek.
Use our canoe or our kayaks at no additional charge on nearby Lake McCumber, also known for it's huge wild trout, bald eagles, and osprey.
Play croquet, badminton,or volley ball on the grass lawn. Throw horseshoes in the firepit. Or throw the footballs, frisbees, or play catch with our balls and gloves. One man's and one woman's mountain bike--and miles of roads. World class indoor outdoor ping pong table!
In winter, we have 4 sets of snow shoes for use at the acres or for Mt Lassen Park. There is a sledding hill on the property kids love. Or take our sleds up to Eskimo Hill where the locals go! Or just watch the leaves and the snow fall from the hot tub! 90 minutes from Mt. Shasta winter skiing!
We love dogs and are willing to accommodate them. There is an additional fee per dog as well as some doggie house rules. If you decide to book that is all explained in the rental agreement.
Bedrooms include two master suites, one in main house and second in gorgeous open loft, each with individual attached baths. Main house has 2 additional upstairs bedrooms (one with additional loft bed) and shared bath. Downstairs bedroom has its own hall bath. Perfect for 5 individuals or 5 couples, but with additional futon sofas in master suites, house can sleep 16.
Gorgeous, eclectic interior lighting and furnishings. Original art and photography throughout house.
Cook gourmet meals in our remodeled, fully equipped kitchen with quartz counter tops and state-of-the-art appliances. Six-burner cast iron gas stove, conventional, convection and microwave ovens, Cusinart, blender, coffee maker, ice cream maker, and extra refrigerator and freezer in garage. We provide the spices condiments, napkins, paper towels, etc!
Entertain in the open living room/dining area with state of art iPod and laptop compatible media stereo. Relax in the separate sitting area in front of the Vermont Castings fireplace. In summer, bring the outdoors in: living and dining area also open to deck through 2 sets of sliding doors, with dining tables and lounge chairs. Cook on the propane grill with a gorgeous custom made prep table.
There is an enclosed firepit close to the house for evening camp fires, marshmallows and smores!
Enjoy your favorite sports events in the media room with 50' plasma flat screen, satellite TV package, Bose surround sound, Blue Ray DVD, game table and bar.
Wireless Internet throughout the house.
Fully automatic backup generator power for entire house and all appliances. Laundry room. Caretaker and cleaning service is available in the neighborhood.
This incredible, one of a kind estate is only 15 minutes from Mt. Lassen National Volcanic Park, an untrafficked jewel for both winter and summer.
Jackalope Acres is 11 miles from Shingletown, and 35 miles from Downtown Redding. It's 235 miles northeast San Francisco--a four hour drive--and only 35 minutes from Redding airport. Special, spectacular backroads driving directions available!
Jackolope Acres is also only 30 miles from world famous trout fishery Hat Creek.
Dozens of other world class rivers, streams, lakes, and state parks are all within 1 hour or less. World class private fishing booking are available through Fly Shop in Redding.
The house is also only 1/2 hour from the emerging Manton Valley winery district with small wineries, a wide range of varietals and friendly, vintner staffed tasting rooms.
There is a world class restaurant and an award winning winery 20 minutes away at Anselmo's. Great local burgers and a good deli are also available nearby.
The area is unspoiled, uncrowded, and free from the traffic and people jams of so many other California "outdoor" destinations such as Yosemite or Lake Tahoe.
Sun Oaks Racquet Club 35 minutes away allows day passes for tennis and/or to use their complete fitness facility. More detailed, custom activity suggestions in owner created guidebook at house.
Truly a place to get away, relax, explore, and entertain. Great in all four seasons. Warm summer temperatures with cool nights and gorgeous, moderate winter snows.
Keywords: Log home, cabin, estate, lodge, log cabin
We are urban San Franciscans who always dreamed of having a property where we could get back to nature. We grew up fishing, hiking and exploring, and we can truly say we have found the perfect escape from our busy life in the city. It is a great pleasure to share our home with friends, family and guests.
The Owner purchased this house in 2010
Shingletown is a quaint community, just a few miles from Lassen National Park and surrounded by pristine lakes, streams and abundant hiking. We fell in love with the property's 20 acres which are home to deer, jack rabbits and countless species of birds. Even in summer, Shingletown is never crowded. It feels remote, but it is only 45 minutes away from the Shasta Premium Outlets and the town of Redding and its historic downtown.
Looking at the skies from the backyard, you will be amazed to see so many stars!!!!
My family (of 16) and I had a GREAT experience staying at the Lassen cabin! Not only was the caretaker (Erik) present upon arrival to answer all of our questions, but there was also a booklet with LOTS of information regarding the property and things to do in the surrounding area. John & Isabel have done a great job with this cabin, everything from dishes to furnishings are not only of great quality, but also beautiful. We all had a wonderful time cooking large meals in the kitchen, which had ample supply of cooking and serving ware (great assets)! We also enjoyed all of the amenities that the home offered, such as the hot tub, fire pit, horseshoe pit, ping pong table, media room, bikes and snow sleds! Thank you again to the owners for opening up their home, it is definitely a place we hope to visit again in the near future!
My family had a relaxing and enjoyable long weekend at Jackalope Acres. The house was incredibly clean. Jack and Isabel provided all we needed to know in advance, and we came prepared to kick back and unplug. My two young sons absolutely loved the wooded property. There was something new to discover each time we went for a walk, whether down to the creek or along trails. We utilized all the recreation the house provided - hot tub, canoe, mountain bikes, volleyball net, badminton, etc. It was a wonderful place to make some new family memories.
We are seven hiking buddies who stayed at this property during a trip to Lassen. The property is very convenient to the northwest entrance to the park. We really enjoyed our stay. The property has lots of wildflowers, birds, a beautiful stream. Beds and linens were perfect. Kitchen was very well equipped. Our host was very attentive. I would highly recommend this property to someone visiting this beautiful part of California.
We had a wonderful time at Jackalope Acres. The place is awesome. Everything is wood. Families had a very relaxing community time. It was like in a different time and space. Management was very helpful in greeting and explaining features. A bit a a drive from Redding but worth it once your there. We went into Redding every day for Wedding activities. Cabin life is the best. Activities included Kayaking, canoe, biking, hot tub and fire pit.
We had such a wonderful weekend with Four generations laughing, eating, fishing, and exploring. Some of the favorite features among our group was the fire pit, the creek running through the propert, the hot tub, and the fully stocked kitchen. Oh and the prime lizzard catching territory of course. The owners were so accomidating which really made planning our multi family trip a breeze. Thank you to the Yandells for opening up their home to us!
There were 10 of us that visited Jackalope Acres this last weekend for a guys fishing Trip. We were surprised how small "battle creek" was behind the house, I had imagined it being much wider and deeper as other portions of battle creek are that we have fished over the years.. With that being said, The cabin is incredible, with an awesome out door fire pit, and an area that we used to play corn hole as well as ladder ball. We drove down to Lake McCumber and had the lake all to ourselves where we spent many hours catching Brown & Rainbow Trout. We released as many as we could, and took a few back to the cabin to BBQ. I have to say, hands down an awesome time, you can tell John and Erik are passionate about the place as well as the fishing. I will be sure to try and make it back years to come!
We enjoyed a long weekend with another family at this beautiful home. The property and surrounding area are so beautiful. The owners and their host provide lots of helpful information about things to do. The house is super-stocked in the kitchen and with tons of equipment and toys for play. The beds are very comfortable. The whole experience was a perfect blend of modern comfort with amazing nature.
The secret undiscovered North State region of California around Lassen National Park is uncrowded and stunningly gorgeous. Hiking, plus kayaking and canoeing (we have the kayaks and the canoe for you!), incredible fishing, biking (we have those too!), star gazing, a small world class restaurant, wine tasting...These are just a few of your options in our neighborhood! Not to mention the amenities at our house.
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One of my favorite Country Music legends is the great George Jones. Today, September 12, 2012 'The Possum' turns 81.
One of my favorite Country Music legends is the great George Jones. Today, September 12, 2012 'The Possum' turns 81.
Sunday, September 9, 2012 is National Grandparents Day. This day is very special to me, as I was lucky to spend lots of time with my Grandparents through the years. As a matter of fact, they were responsible for my introduction to Country Music, which led to an amazing career.
I never thought this day would come, but the 'possum' is ready to retire from the road. When I read the press release announcing that George Jones was ready to stop touring, I was somewhat sad to see another legend get ready to pull off the road. However, we are so thankful he toured as long as he did, with many stops right here in the Northeast.
Whisperin' Bill Anderson is one of the most recognizable and honored talents in Country Music History. In addition to his own hits, he's represented Country Music with great pride as a popular television personality and the writer of so many hit songs.
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Thursday, August 16, 2012 will mark 35 years since we lost Elvis Presley in 1977, at the age of 42. As we prepare to produce another edition of GNA's Sunday Morning Hall of Fame, many people question why we would feature Elvis on a country station. But, did you know Elvis started in Country Music and is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame?
I'm excited to be hosting another Classic Country Road Trip this fall. This time, Sunday Morning Hall of Fame listeners will have a chance to see the legendary Charley Pride. As we prepare to enjoy another historic night, I've compiled a list of some my favorite Charley Pride songs.
Keith Bilbrey recently joined us on GNA's Sunday Morning Classic Country Hall of Fame Show. The popular Nashville personality best known for hosting TNN's Opry Backstage, is now a favorite on "Larry's Country Diner" on RFD-TV.
We recently had the chance to honor the hits and legacy of Kitty Wells on GNA's Sunday Morning Classic Country Hall of Fame Show. Former Grand Ole Opry Announcer and current member of RFD-TV's "Larry's Country Diner," Keith Bilbrey took the time to share some stories about the Queen of Country Music.
The original Queen of Country Music, Kitty Wells, has passed at the age of 92. After writing a brief tribute, I was reminded of some great Kitty Wells memories.
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- Description Gala Drop are a four-piece from Lisbon, Portugal; after their self-titled, double-vinyl debut last year, they make their first appearance on New York's Golf Channel Recordings. Panda Bear recently invited them to open for him there, which isn't surprising; their music is imbued with the same psychedelic sensibility that you might find in Animal Collective, El Guincho, Delorean, John Talabot, Four Tet, or even James Holden. I've left that list long (and accomplished) on purpose. Gala Drop may explore similar ideas of rhythm and tone color, but they have their own sound, vibe and sensibility. In four tracks, and sometimes within a single one, they run the gamut from Krautrock psyche-out to lysergic Detroit techno. It makes sense to group them alongside other artists journeying outside the conventions of both prog rock and dance music, but it would be an error to mistake them for another run-of-the-mill Balearic act. This music overflows with voice and vision, an almost excessive sense of sheer feeling that's matched only by their considerable skills as both instrumentalists and producers. "Drop," one of the more live, jammy sounding songs here, explores the overlap between Tortoise, the Durutti Column, King Tubby and Cluster without ever straining so much as a muscle; with its glistening guitars and lithe, loping triplet rhythms, it's hard to imagine a more confident, easygoing song. "Rauze" sticks with a three-against-four conceit, with innumerable layers of synthesizers rubbing and sparking against nervous shaker patterns, and a keening guitar lead that could wring blood from stones. "Cathartic" barely begins to describe it. "Izod" eases into a classic, chord-heavy house cadence, but with a stumbling, off-kilter sensibility that derives from a group of individuals actually playing their instruments (and punching at machines) in real time. It builds into a percussive frenzy reminiscent of Caribou's last album, but caked with lo-fi grit; an imaginary meeting of Gavin Russom and improv drummer Chris Corsano comes to mind. The EP ends with the title track, a gorgeous drums-and-guitars dub foray into some dark rain forest of the mind. If it throws you off balance, there's a reason for it: the song's in 5/4 time, though you'd never guess it from the grace with which it unrolls. It's a stunning close to a record that never seems to run out of ideas. (Philip Sherburne, Resident Advisor - 4.5 stars)


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7-9 rb book rebirths you to lvl70? since when?
Howdy, I just came back from a hiatus, finished ep7, and found that the free rb book from there rebirths you to lvl 70 instead of 1. How long has that been implemented?
And is this free rb book still only for your very first rb?
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A reception was held at Osiris Temple, Wheeling.
The bride is a 2009 graduate of West Virginia Northern Community College with a degree in respiratory care. She is employed as a respiratory therapist at Greenery Specialty Care Center, Canonsburg, Pa.
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DescriptionAfter recreating the original board game as closely as possible with the first licensed game, Oxford did something different with the sequel. Each player now controls a spaceship, and the overall aim is to convince the Elders of the planet Genus to accept your people's plan to colonize it.
The Elders are all located in different parts of the galaxy, and can only be reached by travelling through the galaxy answering questions correctly, and answering a specific question once you get there. As a result, the gameplay isn't vastly different from the original.
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Optimising a general repair kit problem with a service constraint
Field services are a particular type of after-sales service performed at the customer's location where technicians repair malfunctioning machines. The inventory decisions about which spare part types to take to the repair site and in what quantities is called the repair kit problem. This problem is characterized by an order-based performance measure since a customer is only satisfied when all required spare parts are available to fix the machine. As a result, the service level in the decision making process is defined as a job fill rate. In this paper we derive a closed-form expression for the expected service level and total costs for the repair kit problem in a general setting, where multiple units of each part type can be used in a multi-period problem. Such an all-or-nothing strategy is a new characteristic to investigate, but commonly used in practice. Namely, items are only taken from the inventory when all items to perform the repair are available in the right quantity. We develop a new algorithm to determine the contents of the repair kit both for a service and cost model while incorporating this new expression for the job fill rate. We show that the algorithm finds solutions which differ on average 0.2% from optimal costs. We perform a case study to test the performance of the algorithm in practice. Our approach results in service level improvements of more than 30% against similar holding costs.
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