Pharma supply chains are under growing strain as geopolitical instability, regulatory requirements, and demand volatility expose the limits of traditional planning models. Organizations are being asked to localize production, increase transparency, and reduce risk—often simultaneously.
This webinar examines how pharma leaders are using data, AI, and advanced analytics to transition from fragile, siloed supply chains to resilient, end‑to‑end networks. The discussion will focus on how visibility, scenario modeling, and integrated business planning decision‑making can help organizations respond proactively rather than reactively to disruption.
Attendees will explore how AI‑driven forecasting, inventory optimization, and network modeling are enabling better planning across suppliers, manufacturing sites, and distribution channels. We will highlight how digital twins and real‑time data are being used to simulate disruptions, test mitigation strategies, and improve responsiveness—while maintaining regulatory compliance and product integrity.
The session will also address the organizational and governance considerations critical to success, including data standardization, cross‑functional alignment, and regulatory expectations for traceability and auditability. Rather than treating resilience as a one‑time initiative, we will discuss how pharma companies are operationalizing resilience as a core supply chain capability.
This webinar is designed for leaders responsible for ensuring continuity, compliance, and cost efficiency across increasingly complex global supply networks.
Register to learn how Microsoft is deleviering value to help pharma organizations strengthen supply chain resilience through data‑driven, AI‑enabled decision‑making. Show how pharma organizations deliver AI-driven rapid response in supply chains with lower cost to serve.
Speaker
Yury Yohana Gomez, Global Head, AI Transformation, Manufacturing, Mobility and Life Sciences, Microsoft
Yury Yohana Gomez is a global AI transformation leader redefining how manufacturing and industrial enterprises create value at scale. With more than two decades of experience across manufacturing, life sciences, healthcare, and consumer goods, she brings a rare combination of elevated business acumen and deep technology insight into some of the world’s most complex challenges. Currently leading global commercial and industry strategy for manufacturing, innovation and supply chain at Microsoft, Yury advises Fortune 500 organizations on how to unlock growth, resilience, and sustainability through AI‑driven transformation.
Her multi-decade career spans corporate strategy, product innovation, go‑to‑market execution, and large‑scale operational transformation. Yury’s mission is clear: to unify product, technology, and leadership to transform how industries design, build, and deliver solutions that address society’s most pressing needs. She is particularly passionate about the responsible adoption of frontier technologies—AI, agentic AI, physical AI, and emerging paradigms such as quantum—to shape a more inclusive and sustainable future.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar will appeal to:
- Supply Chain and Logistics Leaders
- Operations and Planning Executives
- Procurement and Network Strategy teams
- Regulatory and Quality Stakeholders involved in Supply Continuity
What You Will Learn
Attendees will gain insights into:
- How AI improves visibility and risk management across pharma supply chains
- Practical approaches to scenario planning and disruption modeling
- Balancing resilience, cost and compliance
- Building a foundation for end‑to‑end supply chain trust
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Microsoft
Microsoft empowers regulated industries to accelerate innovation, help support compliance, and build resilient operations. With trusted cloud platforms, advanced AI, and a global partner ecosystem, Microsoft helps pharma organizations unify data, streamline workflows, and deliver better outcomes for patients and providers.
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