The Tentamus Times

The Tentamus Times
4 / 2015 – Thank you for 2015!
Editorial Note
Did You Know?
We are pleased to share with you all, the major movements
and information concerning our group of companies. The
“Tentamus Times” will be edited in Berlin and issued to you
quarterly in English.
As the year draws to a close, we would like to express our
gratitude and appreciation to you and your families at
home. We very much appreciate your continued hard work
through providing great enthusiasm to make our group the
most respected quality and safety company in the world.
You are the integral part of our success every day and every
year. In various ways, you have showed strong commitment
to the success of your individual sites challenges.
Thank you again for your great support throughout the year
2015. Wishing you all a healthy, exciting and successful 2016!
Our Group Mission Statement:
Tentamus strives to provide
customer quality and safety
services through quick response time and close proximity.
We offer a full range of services through a group of
medium-sized laboratories
in the life science sector. We
fulfill our customers’ increasingly complex requirements
through combining laboratories that are each respected
leaders in their particular segment – thus providing global
– Abgar Barseyten & Jochen P. Zoller, Tentamus CEOs solutions with local contacts.
view facing the iconic East Berlin “Fernsehturm” & “Museumsinsel”, Berlin’s historic cultural center
Some facts about some of our
labs around the world (www.
tentamus.com):
Quality Services International
(QSI), in Bremen (Germany):
• 76 employees
• Employee with the most
years at QSI: Gudrun Beckh,
1991
Laboratorio Analítico Bioclínico (L.A.B.), in Almería (Spain):
• 54 employees
• Employee with the most
years at L.A.B.: Cristina Rodrigez, 2005 & Maria de los Angeles, 2006
ctd.
Current Projects and Developments
Did You Know? (ctd.)
LIMS 2: The first development concerning the “LIMS 2” is in progress
at bilacon, Berlin. A trial version will be implemented in Q1 2016 and
in addition there are currently partial modules of the new system in
the different departments preparing for final release. Meanwhile colleagues at lifeprint, QTS and CFL/ PIXIS are testing a light version of
LIMS 2 to be implemented and in use during first part of Q1 2016.
Data Center: A Tentamus data centre has been set up and is fully operational. We are pleased as the center forms the basis for a secure and
state of the art foundation for our technology needs.
New bilacon Laboratory Building: bilacon’s new laboratory building took shape and after furnishing the lab space they processed the
first samples on November 17th! This new construction is a major milestone in the successful development of bilacon.
The new building houses all the latest equipment, and with an area
of about 6000m² we are able to assure the highest quality of service
in light of increasing requirements in the field of quality control and
hygiene.
Additional sites within Tentamus Group that are busy with construction activities are BAV Institute, ARL, CFL/ PIXIS and Analyst Laboratories. Together between these locations there will be 4000m² of additional space for new ideas and developments!
Analytical Resource Laboratories (ARL), in Orem, UT (USA):
• 13 employees
• Employee with the most
years at ARL: Christian Haroldsen , 2009
lifeprint, in Illertissen (Germany):
• 12 employees
• Employee with the most
years at lifeprint: Dr. Neumann, 2006
Tentamus QTS Analytical, in
Kent (UK):
• 9 employees
• Employee with the most
years at QTS: Chris Murr , 2004
Season’s Greetings
Wishing you
and your family
a wonderful holiday season
and a healthy and peaceful
New Year!
bilacon’s new GC / LC - laboratory
green for Tentamus, and blue for bilacon
first sample being tested
The Tentamus Times
4 / 2015 – Thank you for 2015!
Tentamus Life – a Day of Alessa Neumann at lifeprint GmbH
Alessa Neumann, 21 years,
Agricultural Technical Assistant (ATA):
“In the morning there is a
laboratory meeting at which
the daily work will be divided among the laboratory
staff. Today I am responsible
for the PCR. First I make sure
which samples are dated for
today. If not all are ground,
homogenized and extracted
yet, this has to be done first.
Thereafter, the detection of
the analysis parameter by
real-time PCR is carried out.
Then I evaluate the run according to strict quality controls, whereupon I transmit and review the results. The assessment is done differently depending on the matrix and the customer.
In addition, I take care to build alongside the new LIMS as well as other IT issues within the
company.”
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