PHOENIX – Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2011 – IDM Technologies Group, manufacturer of the point-to-point specimen tracking product LabTrackTM, will move its company headquarters to the Phoenix Metropolitan area first quarter 2012. “Relocating to the Phoenix area will strengthen our strategic partnership with Avnet, one of several partnerships that are key to our growth plan for LabTrackTM,” said Peter Allison, CEO of IDM Technologies Group 
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IDM Technologies Group is moving its headquarters from the Seattle area to Phoenix and plans to create up to 150 high-wage jobs here within two years. The company is developing software that tracks lab specimens such as blood samples as they are transported from hospitals to laboratories, to prevent them from being misplaced. 
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A Washington company that makes tracking devices for medical specimens is moving its headquarters from the Seattle area to metro Phoenix. IDM Technologies Group plans to start with about 15 management positions when it moves in the first quarter of 2012 and to expand to about 45 jobs by the end of 2012 and about 150 within two years, said Peter Allison, founder and CEO. 
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Looking for work? Peter Allison with IDM Technologies says Phoenix is such a great place to run a business he’s moving his own from Seattle to Phoenix. “We began to realize that Phoenix 
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IDM Technologies Group, creator of LabTrack specimen tracking technology will bring high-level jobs to the Valley IDM Technologies Group, manufacturer of the point-to-point specimen tracking product LabTrackTM, will move its company headquarters to the Phoenix area in the first quarter of 2012. 
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A company which manufactures devices that track medical specimens will move its headquarters to the Valley, and Chandler is one of the cities being considered. IDM Technologies Group will move from the Seattle area in the first quarter of 2012 and is now scouting the Valley for corporate offices and a distribution facility. Chandler and Scottsdale locations are being evaluated now. The company says it expects to employ 45 people in the Valley by the end of 2014. 
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Money Radio 1510 Financial News Radio Business for Breakfast Hour Hosts Ken Morgan and Julie Dougherty speak with Peter Allison, CEO of IDM Technologies Group about his decision to relocate the company 
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As clinical labs have become larger, more complex, and more automated, the need to produce timely test results for thousands or hundreds of thousands of samples on a daily basis has forced laboratorians to become experts in far more than biochemistry and medicine. 
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Humans are the most common agents of specimen loss in clinical labs. What can labs do to reduce human errors? In this interview, Sky Soom, director of logistics and specimen lifecycle for Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories, Spokane, Wash., discusses concepts in protecting against specimen loss, as well as the challenges faced by and strategies available to clinical labs.  
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RFID tracking efficiencies offset enhancement's costs Tracking of lab samples is still relatively error prone. The use of radio frequency identification (RFID) is gaining momentum as a solution to eliminate the guesswork and ensure that samples leave a trail that is easily followed when something goes wrong.  
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