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CTO, Akuratemp®
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Keith Douglas Miller

CBDO, Akuratemp®
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Director of CI and Quality
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From Packaging Program to Cold-Chain Operating System: A Maturity Model for Lab Networks

Most lab networks do not begin with a cold-chain operating model. They begin with practical needs. A collection site needs specimens picked up. A courier route needs a temperature-controlled tote and a logger. A lab adds a shipping SOP. A customer asks for proof of control. A compliance team wants […]

At ADLM2026, Discover How Specimen Transport Visibility Enables Cold Chain Control  

In diagnostic logistics, cold chain risk rarely starts with one dramatic failure. It usually starts with small moments that are easy to miss. For clinical laboratories, courier networks, and healthcare logistics teams, these moments are not just cold chain issues. They are operational issues. They affect timely diagnostics, specimen integrity, […]

Prevent Temperature Excursions in Cold Chain Before They Disrupt Operations

Most cold-chain teams are not short on alerts. They are short on time. By the time a temperature alert fires, the specimen has often already entered the risk zone. The courier may be mid-route. The tote may already be delayed at a handoff. The parcel may be sitting at a […]