Which scientific retail analytics innovation first enabled real-time tracking of laboratory supply usage patterns across multiple research institutions?

The intersection of science and retail analytics has transformed how scientific equipment and supplies are marketed and sold. Advanced data analytics have enabled science retailers to understand researcher needs, optimize inventory, and enhance the customer experience. This poll tests your knowledge of how scientific retail analytics has evolved and its impact on the scientific community's purchasing behaviors.

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LabTrack Network (2009) - MIT and Thermo Fisher Scientific's collaborative platform
SciPurchase Algorithm (2011) - Stanford University's predictive inventory system
ResearchFlow (2007) - IBM's laboratory workflow optimization software
ScienceHub Analytics (2013) - Google and Merck's joint venture analytics platform