Smart Lab Management using Cloud and ML
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In the field of laboratory computer management, the transition from manual installations to an efficient and effective approach is a long-term challenge. This system represents a new system designed to revolutionize the management of laboratory computers by replacing the cumbersome manual installation process with a sophisticated automated solution. Motivated by the limitations and time-consuming nature of the legacy system, this approach uses remote server orchestration and PC configuration. This allows administrators to easily remotely manage software installations, updates and system configurations across multiple computers in the lab, ensuring consistency and reducing operational overhead.The system provides an environment to the user or any organization to efficiently manage tasks in a lab without any issues.The system not only increases efficiency, but also addresses the need for predictive maintenance and problem identification. Incorporating performance prediction mechanisms and proactive problem detection, the system offers a comprehensive solution to maintain optimal computer performance, enhancing the overall lab experience. With this system administrator gain the ability to deploy software packages and configurations across a network of lab PCs, eliminating the need for manual intervention. This system demonstrates the potential to significantly enhance the efficiency, reliability, and user experience of lab PC management, marking a significant step forward from the limitations of manual installation processes.
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- Titre Crossref
- Smart Lab Management using Cloud and ML
- Date Crossref
- 08/12/2023
- Éditeur
- IEEE
- Type
- proceedings-article
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