Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming the way GxP-regulated organizations operate, offering new possibilities for efficiency, decision support, and advanced analytics across the product lifecycle. From quality and manufacturing to pharmacovigilance and clinical operations, AI-enabled solutions are increasingly being explored and, in some cases, implemented in regulated environments. At the same time, the use of AI in GxP operations raises important regulatory questions. Authorities expect patient safety, product quality, and data integrity to remain paramount—regardless of the level of automation or intelligence involved. Concepts such as validation, transparency, accountability, and change control must be reinterpreted in light of adaptive and data-driven technologies. This Break-out session focuses on the regulatory perspective of AI in GxP operations. It explores how existing GxP principles, guidelines, and expectations apply to AI-based systems, what regulators are emphasizing today, and where organizations need to be particularly cautious. The goal is to provide a practical understanding of how innovation with AI can be balanced with compliance, risk management, and regulatory trust.

Speaker: Chris Reid

AI agents often look impressive in a demo, but creating lasting business value requires much more than technology. After a year of developing and using AI agents within Supply Chain, Evergreen Garden Care is ready to share its experience. Nick Marton and Bolders Consulting Group explain how the program has evolved, demonstrate the agents in action, and show how business experts, consultants and students work together. The session explores the lessons learned and Evergreen’s ambition to extend AI-enabled ways of working from Supply Chain into other business functions. 

Speaker: Bart Hoebink, Global S&OP & AI Manager at Evergreen Garden Care

 Supply chains are entering a new era where AI moves beyond insights to intelligent action. As volatility, complexity, and speed of decision-making increase, organizations must evolve from reactive operations to autonomous, self-optimizing networks. This session explores how AI agents are reshaping supply chain planning, manufacturing, and logistics by augmenting human expertise, orchestrating decisions across processes, and driving real-time execution. Discover where AI is delivering measurable business value today, examine practical use cases of autonomous supply chains in action, and learn how forward-thinking enterprises are building the foundations for the next generation of intelligent operations. 

Spreker: Sai Velanki

Elke AI-agent presteert foutloos in de demo, maar de praktijk blijkt toch een stuk weerbarstiger. Deze sessie gaat over de andere kant: de afhankelijkheid van een aantal grote providers, het belang van monitoring, het gegeven dat garbage in nog steeds garbage out oplevert, en het confronterende inzicht dat een gewone workflow vaak simpelweg de betere keuze is. De eerlijke inzichten over de realiteit van het draaien van agents in productie.

Spreker: Danny Groothuis

A cyberattack rarely starts with a big bang - often, a single overlooked vulnerability, a compromised account, or a small mistake is enough. In this session, we walk through a real cybersecurity incident and explain how it happened. We go behind the scenes to show how attackers identify weaknesses, exploit them, and move step by step through an environment. We also take a look into the dark web and the professional structures behind modern cybercrime. Practical, easy to understand, and focused on clear lessons for stronger cyber resilience.

Speaker: Peter Rosendahl 

SAP Business Data Cloud Connect in combinatie met Microsoft Fabric. In deze sessie laten we zien hoe data in SAP Business Data Cloud kan blijven staan, terwijl deze vanuit Microsoft Fabric toegankelijk wordt gemaakt voor analyse en rapportage. Dit biedt tegelijkertijd een mooie kans om Microsoft Fabric verder toe te lichten en te laten zien hoe SAP- en Microsoft-data elkaar kunnen versterken.

Spreker: Frank Brinks