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Disruptive Technologies in Pharma
20 January - 21 January 2020
Disruptive Technologies in Pharma

SAE Media Group presents the launch of the inaugural Disruptive Technologies in Pharma conference taking place in London on 20th-21st January, 2020.

We are running this conference because....

McKinsey estimates that big data and machine learning could generate up to $100bn in pharma and medicine annually. There has never been a more pressing need for pharma to transition to digital as existing technologies are being disrupted by Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things and Blockchain, while newer categories such as Prescription Digital Therapeutics begin to offer truly disruptive benefits.
 

As new technologies are being incorporated into pharma it is crucial, we reflect on trends in cutting-edge innovation and explore new tech-enabled opportunities to cut costs and save time.


Partnerships are at the heart of digital transformation. Innovative approaches to partnerships are leading the way towards more effective data collection, faster R&D, seamless clinical trials and above all, more patient-centric medicine. 

  

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Bhushan Bonde

Bhushan Bonde

Head of IT - Early Solution Innovation Development, UCB
Dr Nicholas Kelley

Dr Nicholas Kelley

Data Science and AI Technical Advisor, Novartis
Dr Vladimir Anisimov

Dr Vladimir Anisimov

Principal Data Scientist , Amgen
Ian Wallace

Ian Wallace

Device Manager, Novartis
James Whitticase

James Whitticase

CEO, Cambridge Innovation Limited
Jessica Shull

Jessica Shull

European Lead, Digital Therapeutics Alliance
Karl Hess

Karl Hess

Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting
Mark Campbell

Mark Campbell

Freelance Expert , formerly of NICE
Umair Aslam

Umair Aslam

e-health Lead, MSD Norway

Bhushan Bonde

Head of IT - Early Solution Innovation Development, UCB
Bhushan Bonde

Bhushan Bonde is the Head of Innovation Development at IT-NewMeds, UCB. He received PhD in Systems Biology and Mathematical Modelling, with an interdisciplinary background of Computing, Biology and Mathematical Biology from Oxford (2006). He also had an interdisciplinary M. Tech in Bioprocess technology/Chemical Eng. (2001) and Bachelors in Pharmacy (1998) and had been working across Industry, University and Government Research Institutes with 15 years of experience in Computational Biology.

In 2014 he joined UCB in the New Medicines IT team, currently leading the data integration, Image and ‘omics’ based data management and analytics. His research interest involves biological data mining and visualization, mathematical algorithm design, High Performance Scientific Computing and simulation modelling of biological systems. In addition, he is always looking for disruptive technologies such as next generation sequencing and post NGS target validation (e.g. ENCODE), NoSQL techniques for Data Integration (Neo4j, SAP-HANA, SciDB, MongoDB), Gene Signature based mapping for Drug repurposing and Causal Reasoning for target identification, Artificial intelligence and Machine Learning for RWE, digital/sensors data and biological imaging.
 

Bram Van Leeuwen

Lead Digital Innovation, Sanofi BeNeLux
Bram Van Leeuwen

Bram van Leeuwen is Lead digital innovation BeNeLux for Sanofi. During his work at the Parnassia Bavo Groep (mental healthcare organization) he has lead one of the largest eHealth implementations in Europe. After his time at the Parnassia Bavo Groep he became director of a consultancy firm specialized on healthcare innovation. In his current role he is focusing on improving outcomes for patients in combination with smart digital solutions.

Dr Nicholas Kelley

Data Science and AI Technical Advisor, Novartis
Dr Nicholas Kelley

Nicholas Kelley is the Data Science & A.I. advisor to the Digital Office. His role is to both identify and pair opportunities with innovative solutions across the pipeline and is leading a number of cross-company initiatives with the single goal of elevating data science at Novartis. These include organic and inorganic capability building, targeted external engagement, community building and new modes of operating to empower data scientists to impact the business in new innovative ways and better develop and attract talent - in addition to his key role in connecting and bringing in new innovative technologies.

Nick has a background as a data science practitioner with a Ph.D. in Biophysics from the Stanford School of Medicine with career experience in computational biology, chem- and bioinformatics, and most recently in the application of A.I. and machine learning in health.
 

Dr Vladimir Anisimov

Principal Data Scientist , Amgen
Dr Vladimir Anisimov

Dr Anisimov is working in pharma industry since 2002. He is currently Principal Data Scientist, Center for Design & Analysis, Amgen, UK. In the past he also worked for GlaxoSmithKline and Quintiles (IQVIA).
Vladimir started his career in academia and served for 20 years as Professor & Head of Applied Statistics Department established by himself at Kiev National University, Ukraine. Received PhD and ScDr degrees and diploma of Professor in Applied Statistics, published 200 papers and several books, supervised 24 PhD theses. Industry recognized expert in clinical trial’s modelling. Led a numerous number of various projects and some EU and UK grants.

Ian Wallace

Device Manager, Novartis
Ian Wallace

Over the past nine years Ian has been working in various segments of the healthcare industry, throughout this time he has been utilizing big data, cutting-edge software and novel technology to find solutions to questions from all ranges of customers from line functions to senior management. Prior to Novartis, he worked in a variety of roles in healthcare, focusing primarily on scientific research and process optimization.

James Whitticase

CEO, Cambridge Innovation Limited
James Whitticase

James is a Medtech leader with an international track record of successful start-up, turnaround, mergers and exits. He started out as a software engineer before moving on to study medicine at University College London. He has over 20 years of hands on medical experience that ranges from hospital and primary care through to national and international medical director roles.

James has a specific interest in device companies working with big data and artificial intelligence solutions internationally. Today James is the CEO at Cambridge Respiratory Innovations Limited who has developed a world first connected hand held big data respiratory device.

Jessica Shull

European Lead, Digital Therapeutics Alliance
Jessica Shull

Jessica is European Lead for the Digital Therapeutics Alliance. She is also Digital Health Manager on clinical trials and Big Data projects for respiratory disease at Bellvitge Hospital in Barcelona. She worked 13+ years with the WHO on digital health projects for health system strengthening. Consultancies include World Bank, mHealth app evaluation guidelines for Europe, and EU regulatory process for digital diagnostics. She has a MSc from the Medical College of Georgia, an MA form the University of Trento (Italy) and is pursuing a PhD in BioMedicine at the University of Barcelona.

 

Karl Hess

Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting
Karl Hess

Karl Hess is a digital health and population health management platform ecosystem builder, leader, investor and evangelist, as well as a subject matter expert on the topics of successful digital health business models, commercialization, investment and technologies, having interacted directly with hundreds of digital health companies over the last 10 years. Karl is currently Founding Managing Director of OnDigitalHealth Consulting, LLC, a specialized strategy consulting firm which he founded to serve the burgeoning and rapidly diversifying digital health industry. OnDigitalHealth Consulting provides management consulting services to any entity looking to take their digital health offering to the next level.

Mark Campbell

Freelance Expert , formerly of NICE
Mark Campbell

Mark Campbell is a senior healthcare manager with special interests in innovative technologies and health technology assessment. He now works as a freelance
expert having been responsible until March 2019 for NICE’s devices, diagnostics and digital evaluation programmes for almost 10 years. Before that he worked at Director
level in a UK NHS payer organisation and was a member of NICE’s technology appraisal committee. He originally qualified as a pharmacist and has worked in drug
and poisons information services, medicines management and medicines utilisation research. Current special interests include evidence development and evaluation of digital health technologies (DHTs), including artificial intelligence and prior to leaving
NICE he was part of the group which developed the first evidence standards for DHTs.

Professor Brian D. Smith

Principal Advisor, Pragmedic Limited
Professor Brian D. Smith

Professor Brian D Smith is the world’s leading authority on the evolution of the life sciences industry. At the University of Hertfordshire and Bocconi University, his research group uses Darwinian science to the understand the speciation of business models in the life sciences. His more than 300 articles and books include “The Future of Pharma”, “Brand Therapy”, “Darwin’s Medicine” and, most recently “Leadership in the Life Sciences”. Prior to his academic career, Brian worked in pharma and medtech for 20 years as a Research Chemist and in commercial roles. He continues to advise many of the industry’s leading firms.

Shikta Das

Senior Data Scientist, Independent
Shikta Das

Dr. Shikta Das is an academic, data scientist and women in tech campaigner whose work focuses on providing evidence-based learning in medicine and the pharmaceutical sector. She has worked as a Data Analytics Specialist at Roche Pharmaceuticals, which is the world's third-largest pharmaceutical company, famous for its cancer and diabetes management drugs. She is also an honorary lecturer in Epidemiology and Data Science at University College London (UCL) where she leads metabolomics and data science research within the Medical Research Council's Life-Long Health and Ageing Group. She also teaches essential employability skills to MBBS and MSc Cardiovascular Students on Statistics and Epidemiology at UCL.

Umair Aslam

e-health Lead, MSD Norway
Umair Aslam

Umair Aslam is a Health Economist and Technology Strategist with deep insights about how new technology is bringing forward solutions, tools and frameworks that are transforming the health care and the future way of operating and creating value. Currently, he is working in the pharmaceutical industry for MSD Norway, where he is leading the work to bring forward innovative digital solutions that support better patient outcomes, address system inefficiencies and drive business value.

Viktoria Wegscheider

Business Development, Innerspace GmbH
Viktoria Wegscheider

Viktoria Wegscheider is Business Development Specialist at Innerspace – The Deep Training Company. She is the voice of the customer in her company and responsible for use case evaluations of DeepTraining in Virtual Reality. Trained as a graduate researcher in Human Computer Interaction and a Master in IT-Management, she has gained experience in the medical device and pharmaceutical industry. Today, her core competence focuses on the evaluation of potential training use cases for experience-based trainings (e.g. Virtual Reality technology) that lead to high transfer efficacy for the pharmaceutical industry. Innerspace – The DeepTraining Company brings a new, psychologically profound and technologically advanced approach to design and implement trainings on the market. The DeepTraining approach is centered around the “Human Error” and is designed to prevent them in aseptic manufacturing in an effective and efficient way.

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Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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Chair's Opening Remarks

Karl Hess, Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting

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9:10

Nothing Makes Sense, Except….: A Darwinian View of Disruptive Innovation in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Professor Brian D. Smith, Principal Advisor, Pragmedic Limited

• Nonsensical changes in our markets and industry
• Grandeur in our view of the pharma and medtech sectors
• Disruptive innovation as seen from HMS Beagle
• There is nothing as practical as a good theory
 

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Panel Discussion: The divergence of pharma-tech- industry impacts

• What current trends are shaping the Digital Transformation in healthcare?
• Which technologies are key to transformation?
• How can novel technologies improve patient centricity and clinical success rates?
• What organizational changes are required for the convergence of Pharma and Technology in the new PharmaTec
 

Karl Hess, Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting

Shikta Das, Senior Data Scientist, Independent

Bhushan Bonde, Head of IT - Early Solution Innovation Development, UCB

Professor Brian D. Smith, Principal Advisor, Pragmedic Limited

Ian Wallace, Device Manager, Novartis

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10:30

Morning Coffee

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Cleanroom DeepTraining – possibilities and frontiers of Virtual Reality

Viktoria Wegscheider, Business Development, Innerspace GmbH

- DeepTraining for aseptic operators
- Training of Skillset and Mindset
- Human Error Analysis and Evaluation of potential DeepTraining Cases
- Training Management System

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Enabling AI driven Drug Discovery with cutting edge ‘Disruptive’ Platform: a case study

Bhushan Bonde, Head of IT - Early Solution Innovation Development, UCB

• Gaining first-hand insight into AI-enabled drug discovery opportunities in pharma
• Reviewing the disruptive technologies landscape through the eyes of an industry expert
• Reflecting on strategies for AI-driven drug discovery

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Networking Lunch

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What is required for a DTx product to be successful?

Jessica Shull, European Lead, Digital Therapeutics Alliance

• DTx definition, regulation, and general overview
• Designing a DTx solution: building integration into your business unit
• Highlighting opportunities - what advantages do DTx bring?
 

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Healthcare 'Disruptors'

• Covering recent advances in using AI in Healthcare
• Exploring the impact of AI in Healthcare

Shikta Das, Senior Data Scientist, Independent

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Afternoon Tea

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Innovative AI Technologies for Predicting Patient Enrolment and Optimal Forecasting of Clinical Trial’s Operation

Dr Vladimir Anisimov, Principal Data Scientist , Amgen

• Assessing how the use of AI can maximise patient enrolment, deliver an optimal operational design and increase probability to meet the enrolment timeline
• Data-driven re-forecasting clinical trial operation at different stages by using innovative statistical methodologies and leveraging AI
• Discussing recent advances in risk-based data monitoring and forecasting trial enrolment performance
• Using innovative techniques for data-driven dynamical forecasting of various trial operational processes (event’s counts, follow-up patients, specific sites, costs etc.)

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15:50

Chair’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

Karl Hess, Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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Chair's Opening Remarks

Karl Hess, Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting

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AI for Life

Dr Nicholas Kelley, Data Science and AI Technical Advisor, Novartis

• the potential of A.I. in health and the opportunities across the pharma pipeline
• concrete project examples from discovery through clinical trials and commercial, leveraging fundamental a.i. capabilities in cheminformatics, medical imaging, and NLP.
• the challenges & foundation required for data scientists to make a.i. opportunities a reality

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Partnering for Digital Transformation – A Way Forward

Karl Hess, Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting

• Evaluating the role of pharma-digital partnering for adopting new technologies and enabling "Pharma 4.0"
• Discussing the opportunities and efficiencies in partnering to drive new capabilities and digital transformation in pharma
• Reflecting on the challenges associated with digital partnering and discussing strategies to reduce risk
• Personal reflections and lessons learned on digital partnering and the way forward

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10:30

Morning Coffee

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International insight into Standards for seamless adoption of Prescription Digital Therapeutics

Mark Campbell, Freelance Expert , formerly of NICE

• Overviewing current FDA guidelines relating to PDG
• Gaining insight into European and UK perspectives - MHRA, NICE and EMA guidelines for PDG
• Evidence considerations for PDGs
• Discussing the need for aligning international regulations to ease adoption of PDG
• The importance of technical standards for acceptance of PDGs

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Implementation eats strategy for breakfast

Bram Van Leeuwen, Lead Digital Innovation, Sanofi BeNeLux

  • 80% of innovations don’t scale to the doctor’s office
  • Patient and nurse included development is key to success
  • Implementation is not a project, you need a change model, or you will end up frustrated
  • Define your change strategy based on the topic, location, therapeutic area and your timeframe
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    Networking Lunch

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    Medical devices in the Digital Era - an Internet of Medical Things

    Ian Wallace, Device Manager, Novartis

    • Outlining a brief history of medical devices and digitalization
    • Exploring how IoT is revolutionizing the industry landscape
    • Discussing devices and their role in the emerging healthcare ecosystem
    • Assessing the regulatory considerations of connectivity
     

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    Value Based Healthcare; The role of technology and its implications on Pharma

    Umair Aslam, e-health Lead, MSD Norway

    • The health care sector is slowly moving from volume-based care to value-based care, where healthcare providers are rewarded/reimbursed by the value or outcome they create and not based on the volume
    • What are the potential implications on related industries such as Pharma, MedTech and others?
    • What is the role of technology and e-Health in such a world?
    • How does this affect the concept of user and patient centricity?
     

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    Afternoon Tea

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    Real-world Example of Disruptive Technologies in Pharma

    James Whitticase, CEO, Cambridge Innovation Limited

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    Chair’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

    Karl Hess, Managing Director, OnDigitalHealth Consulting


    Head of IT - Early Solution Innovation Development
    UCB
    Lead Digital Innovation
    Sanofi BeNeLux
    Data Science and AI Technical Advisor
    Novartis
    Principal Data Scientist
    Amgen
    Device Manager
    Novartis
    CEO
    Cambridge Innovation Limited
    European Lead
    Digital Therapeutics Alliance
    Managing Director
    OnDigitalHealth Consulting
    Freelance Expert
    formerly of NICE
    Principal Advisor
    Pragmedic Limited
    Senior Data Scientist
    Independent
    e-health Lead
    MSD Norway
    Business Development
    Innerspace GmbH

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    Innerspace develops revolutionary training systems, in which aseptic production employees learn to master the key moments of their work. Innerspace uses high end Virtual Reality technology to implement research breakthroughs in Human Error Analysis and Transfer research into a powerful DeepTraining system. The DeepTrainings modules offer safe environments for repeatable, focused virtual experiences that create real, goal driven work experience. In addition, the Training Management System supports documentation and integration of training data. All that allows Innerspace to support its customers with a cutting-edge digital solution to train employees in one of the most critical fields of human interaction in aseptic manufacturing.

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    Introhive was founded in New Brunswick, Canada in 2012 and has now grown to 200+ employees in 8 offices across North America, UK and India. Introhive provides an advanced Enterprise Relationship Management Platform that works with your current business platform to accelerate growth and provide insights into business relationships. Introhive integrates your account, contact, lead and opportunity records with the ubiquitous mobile and email platforms your organisation prefers to use.

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    IPI – International Pharmaceutical Industry IPI – was established to fill in the void for effective marketing and communication between all stakeholders in the Life sciences sector globally. Edited by our carefully selected editorial advisory panel, and extensive research network, IPI provides a proven supportive means of communication to the pharmaceutical, bio pharmaceutical, nutraceutical and medical devices industry the latest in research and technology innovations, regulatory guidelines, marketing and communication strategies which will enable them to be more efficient, bring products to market faster, reduce cost and make healthcare accessible to all.


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    FarmavitaR+ is the professional network of experts and service providers. Network is gathering local consultants from 90 countries in Europe, Asia, North America, Latin America, Australia and Africa. Management of international, multi-centre projects is our core competence. FarmavitaR+ is providing solutions related to pharmaceutical, medical device, food supplement and cosmetic products. Scope of services is related to solutions for product development, quality assurance, clinical trials, product registration, portfolio analysis, lifecycle management, vigilance/risk management, pricing/reimbursing, market access and promotional compliance. FarmavitaR+ is brand name of Farmavita Regulanet Ltd. Visit https://farmavitar.com for more information. Outsource anything you can think of!


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    BiopharmaTrend is a market and business intelligence platform for drug discovery and biotech industry, focusing on emerging areas: artificial intelligence in pharmaceutical R&D, "digitalization" of the pharma industry, and technology/business trends in pre-clinical and clinical drug development. We also publish articles, commentaries and opinions contributed by top industry professionals.


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