As enterprise AI moves from pilots to large-scale deployment, the focus is rapidly shifting from adoption to outcomes. While organizations have invested heavily in AI copilots, automation platforms, and generative AI solutions, leadership teams are increasingly being challenged to demonstrate tangible business value. The key question is no longer whether AI can drive productivity, but how organizations can effectively measure its impact on efficiency, decision-making, innovation, and overall business performance.
Healthcare is increasingly becoming an AI-driven industry, with opportunities spanning the entire value chain—from clinical operations and claims to drug development and patient safety. Yet, unlike many other sectors, healthcare AI operates within a highly regulated environment where accuracy, explainability, data privacy and patient safety are non-negotiable.
This closed-door discussion will examine where AI is already delivering meaningful outcomes across clinical documentation, claims adjudication, pharmacovigilance and clinical trials management, while exploring what it takes to move these use cases from experimentation to responsible enterprise-scale adoption.
The conversation will focus on the practical realities of deploying AI in regulated environments, including model validation, auditability, governance, responsible AI, human-in-the-loop requirements and balancing automation with clinical and business oversight.
The session will bring together senior leaders from the pharma and healthcare ecosystem to exchange experiences, identify proven approaches and discuss how organisations can build the trust and governance required to scale AI responsibly.
From Pilots to Production: Building the Autonomous Enterprise with Agentic AI
A closed-door discussion on how GCCs are moving beyond GenAI experimentation to embedding agentic AI into core enterprise workflows for real operational impact. The conversation will explore how AI agents are being deployed across functions to enable end-to-end process execution, decision support, and measurable business outcomes. It will also examine governance frameworks covering trust, risk, compliance, and control in increasingly autonomous environments.
Global Head IT GCC
Takeda
Communications & Engagement Lead
Sanofi Global Hub, Hyderabad
Executive Director, US Marketing - AI and Head NOCCs
Novartis
President of Patient Safety Services & Clinical Logistics and Managing Director India
Parexel
Global lead for GCC strategy, Performance & Analytics
Sandoz
Chief Growth Officer
Calibo