Agenda

Day 1  |  Day 2  |  Day 2

23 June

24 June

25 June

Day 3 – Session 1
Panel
12:00 – 13:15 BST

Digitalisation

From digital twins and artificial intelligence (AI) to the Internet of Things (IoT), individual technologies are being steadily integrated into pharma manufacturing processes, but wholesale digital transformations remain elusive.  

This session will cover the big picture of digital and manufacturing, presenting strategic approaches to digitalisation, including: 

  • Practical ways to enhance digital innovation in pharma manufacturing 
  • Assessing which digital technologies will move the needle in 2026 and beyond 
  • Balancing technological progress with regulatory compliance 
Day 3 – Session 2
Panel
13:30 – 14:45 BST

AI

Moving from buzzword to bold implementations, artificial intelligence (AI) could have applications across the pharma manufacturing value chain to improve areas such as yield analytics and stock level maintenance. 

This session will look at where, and how, AI can boost to boost pharma manufacturing’s efficiency and reliability, including: 

  • Ensuring the right data foundations for AI success 
  • Identifying quick wins and developing long-term strategies 
  • AI tools that are already having a practical impact 
Day 3 – Session 3
Panel
15:00 – 16:15 BST

Automation

Manufacturing sites offer increasing important opportunities for streamlining and optimising process, productivity and quality. 

This session will look at how robotic technologies can be harnessed for the safe and effective scaling of manufacturing, including: 

  • Maintaining sterility in an automated environment 
  • Transforming manufacturing capabilities for existing and new modalities 
  • Preparing the workforce to maximise the impact of automation tech