How Unified Data Transforms Healthcare and Life Sciences Logistics with Accelerated AI-powered Decision-Making
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Overview
The healthcare and life sciences industries are grappling with unprecedented challenges, from managing complex global supply chains to meeting strict regulatory demands. According to IDC’s 2025 Supply Chain Survey, a focus on cost efficiency at the expense of resilience, partner constraints, and inflexible legacy IT systems are the top three factors preventing effective responses to market changes and disruptions for Asia/Pacific life sciences, healthcare related logistics organizations. To overcome these hurdles, organizations must move beyond siloed systems and adopt a unified data architecture that can accelerate decision-making and build a foundation for future innovation.
This exclusive roundtable will bring together senior IT decision-makers and logistics leaders to discuss the critical role of data unification in transforming healthcare and life sciences logistics. We’ll explore how a modern data platform can help you gain a competitive edge by improving efficiency, ensuring compliance, and enabling smarter, data-driven operations.
Attend to Participate in Discussion Focusing on:
• Overcome data silos to achieve end-to-end visibility across their supply chain, deliver right data, right information to right user in the right time.
• Prepare their data infrastructure to support AI and advanced analytics for predictive intelligence.
• Identify measurable cost savings by increasing automation and reducing redundancy.
• Demonstrate business value by balancing efficiency with resilience, enabling both profitability and long-term sustainability.
Join your peers for a candid discussion on how to transform your logistics operations and secure a more resilient and profitable future.
Agenda
How Unified Data Transforms Healthcare and Life Sciences Logistics with Accelerated AI-powered Decision-Making
One day event
Registration, Tea/Coffee & Networking
Welcome Address
Stephanie Krishnan
Associate Vice President, Manufacturing and Energy, IDC Asia/Pacific
Luciano Brustia
Managing Director, APAC, InterSystems
Focus on Data and Efficiency
Stephanie Krishnan
Associate Vice President, Manufacturing and Energy, IDC Asia/Pacific
Building Trusted Clean Data
Mark Holmes
Head of Global Supply Chain Market Strategy, InterSystems
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Summary & Close
Networking Lunch
Speakers
Luciano Brustia
Managing Director, APAC
InterSystems
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Luciano Brustia
Event Sessions
Wednesday, November 12 2025 10:45 am | Location:
Welcome Address
Stephanie Krishnan
Associate Vice President, Manufacturing and Energy
IDC Asia/Pacific
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Stephanie Krishnan
Stephanie Krishnan is Research Director for IDC Manufacturing Insights, responsible for Industry 4.0 research. In this role, she responsible for the production, development and growth of the IDC Manufacturing Insights program in the Asia Pacific region. In this role, Stephanie will be delivering a research agenda that will appeal to technology buyers and vendors both in terms of subscription products and custom research in Industry 4-0 looking across ecosystems, value chains and supply chains of industrial industries.
Stephanie has more than 20 years’ experience in manufacturing and supply chain, with a diverse background that complements her years in academia and professional development consulting in multiple countries such as Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, UAE and Hong Kong among others. in addition to this, she advises startups in the areas of process automation and technology adoption, particularly in supply chain management. Stephanie has been most recently been conducting economic and supply chain market research as part of consulting in the Middle East.
Event Sessions
Wednesday, November 12 2025 10:50 am | Location:
Focus on Data and Efficiency
Mark Holmes
Head of Global Supply Chain Market Strategy
InterSystems
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Mark Holmes
Mark Holmes brings more than 25 years of experience in supply chain consulting, logistics/manufacturing operations, and software development from such organizations as Dow Chemical, GS1 (Brussels), Aspen Technology, Geodis, and CGI.
He specializes in working with manufacturers and FMCG companies to solve their most difficult supply chain issues through digital transformation with a modern data fabric architecture. Breaking down data silos and leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning to drive actionable insights throughout an organization’s global supply chain, Mark has delivered value to companies like Tyson Foods, Ferrero Roche, TJX Companies, Hard Rock Café, and Albertsons. Mark joined InterSystems in 2021 to broaden InterSystems global market in supply chain.
Holmes has been a board member for the Association for Supply Chain Management and is APICS certified in Transportation, Logistics, and Distribution (CTLD) from the same organization. He earned a BS degree in business administration from Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and an MBA from Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts.
Event Sessions
Wednesday, November 12 2025 11:05 am | Location:
Building Trusted Clean Data
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