The World’s Only Industry-Specific Forum on AI-Oriented Skills-Centric Workforce Transformation in Life Sciences
Most roles in biopharma organizations will undergo an AI-driven transformation in the coming years. But exactly how that transformation manifests itself, in what jobs, with what skills, and across what proportion of our workforces is not yet fully clear.
What is clear, though, is that the future depends on what we do now. The most forward-thinking companies already know that innovation doesn’t just happen at the bench, it also takes place company-wide in working out what needs to be done, how, and by whom.
They are building future workforce capability faster by reassessing the needs of each department and fundamentally rethinking what work is best done by people versus what can be automated with technology. For the first time, this forum shines a light on how this is done.
Taking part will help you approach organizational design with a new perspective which is skills centric, rather than job centric and allow you to walk away with a new skills taxonomy that will help you deliver more productivity and more innovation from fewer people in less time.
Unmissable Highlights at the Designing the AI-Enabled Biopharma Workforce Summit 2025
Learn how Moderna has linked tech transformation and workforce planning to unlock the full future potential of its people, process, and technology
Find out how Bayer radically reengineered its operating model to ensure it was fit to thrive in an AI-enabled life sciences industry
Gain insight into how Amgen is deploying AI at low cost but large scale to identify tasks most likely to be automatable over different time frames
Step inside the approach Johnson & Johnson took to deploy AI to infer employee skills as part of a groundbreaking digital-first workforce initiative
Explore how Takeda is driving digital dexterity at scale to create the workforce of the future inside a 243 year old company
Step inside the story of how Biogen is applying a data-driven approach to visualize what work needs to be done by who inside the biotech of the future
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