AI and automation – often referred to as hyperautomation – are evolving rapidly with industry experts emphasizing their increasing ability to operate independently and make intelligent decisions.

By combining powerful generative AI with business expertise, organizations can accelerate and streamline their processes like never before.

I recently sat down with Mayank Anand, Vice President of Global Clinical Operations at a leading pharmaceutical company, to discuss the critical role AI and automation play in driving innovation while maintaining quality and trust in drug development.

The pharmaceutical industry is leveraging cutting-edge technology to speed up the delivery of new treatments without compromising transparency or trust. Our discussion explored key use cases including data cleansing, synthetic data, digital twins and pharmacoeconomics – demonstrating how AI and automation are enabling faster high-quality outcomes.

However, these advancements don’t replace the need for skilled professionals. Instead, they emphasize the importance of equipping individuals with the expertise to apply and scale AI and automation effectively.

To dive deeper into the transformative impact of AI in life sciences, watch my full conversation with Mayank here:

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David Shannon

David has over 20 years of experience as a Director and Consultant in Analytics. He provides strategic and tactical advice across the analytics industry delivering cost benefits, productivity and innovation. With in-depth IT knowledge and a reputation for getting things done. Today, David works for SAS leading the UK & Ireland’s Hyperautomation agenda and helping organisations drive digital transformation with automation. Outside of SAS, David is the volunteer IT Director for The MG Car Club. Formed in 1930, The MG Car Club is the original club for MG owners and one of the world's oldest car clubs with around 10,000 members world-wide.

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