Modern R&D requires a modern tech stack

With the rise of innovation in science and technology, the amount of data generated across R&D has grown exponentially year over year and will continue to do so. This fact, coupled with a globally distributed workforce and unpredictable elements, like the Covid pandemic, has propelled companies to modernize their IT tech stack to support and future-proof their workforce.

Laury Miller, ex-CIO at Seagen, has been passionate about IT and the tremendous value it can bring to a company. She strongly believes that technology should be employed to solve business problems and make teams more productive, which in turn helps products reach milestones faster. This benefits the community as a whole, as well as the company internally, since it creates a better working experience for R&D teams. A modern tech stack empowers R&D teams to drive breakthrough science and minimize time spent on entering, finding and compiling data across multiple disparate software tools.