How a Former Pharma Executive Is Moving the Clinical Trial Industry Forward
About this webinar
A Fireside Chat with Amit Gulwadi (Previously with Celgene/Bristol-Myers Squibb)
After four years at Celgene and nearly a decade at Bristol-Myers Squibb, Amit Gulwadi left pharma to join Saama as Senior Vice President, Clinical Innovations in 2018. In this webinar, Amit will explain how his direct knowledge of the problems that plague clinical trials is shaping his innovation roadmap.
“Our goal at Saama is to remove the daily frustrations and distractions of clinical trial operations professionals,” Amit says. “These include always waiting for information, dealing with conflicting versions of ‘the truth,’ and constant management requests for updates.”
Gregory T. Simpson, Saama’s Vice President, Head of Marketing, will lead a lively discussion on how Amit’s work is disrupting the industry. Topics will include:
- Operational analytics that use predictive KPIs to show you what’s about to happen, instead of traditional KPIs that only show you what already happened. Predictive KPIs help managers anticipate issues, intervene earlier and improve oversight.
- Patient data analytics that provide a dynamic interface to explore data and enable true cross-study, multi-dimensional patient profile analysis.
- Deep Learning Intelligent Assistant (DaLIA), an AI-based application that transforms how you interact with and gain insights from your data, through an easy-to-use, context- and domain-aware conversational experience.
Join this free webinar to learn how advanced, AI-powered analytics can revolutionize your clinical trial operations.
Who should attend
- Clinical Operations
- Clinical Research & Development
- Data Analytics, Engineering & Stewardship
- Medical Affairs / Chief Medical Office
- Regulatory Affairs
- Strategic Planning
What you will learn
- Operational analytics that use predictive KPIs to show you what’s about to happen, instead of traditional KPIs that only show you what already happened. Predictive KPIs help managers anticipate issues, intervene earlier and improve oversight.
- Patient data analytics that provide a dynamic interface to explore data and enable true cross-study, multi-dimensional patient profile analysis.
- Deep Learning Intelligent Assistant (DaLIA), an AI-based application that transforms how you interact with and gain insights from your data, through an easy-to-use, context- and domain-aware conversational experience.
Featured Speakers
Amit Gulwadi
Amit Gulwadi is responsible for discovering and introducing emerging concepts across the clinical research value chain. He executes Saama’s clinical analytics innovation roadmap to improve the life sciences industry’s existing clinical analytics ecosystem.
Gregory T. Simpson
Gregory T. Simpson leads Saama’s overall marketing strategy and execution. He and his team are responsible for building and strengthening the Saama brand, supporting growth strategies, cultivating opportunities and increasing demand for Saama’s solutions.
Partner for this event
Saama Technologies
Saama Technologies is the advanced data and analytics company delivering actionable business insights for life sciences and the Global 2000. Saama is singularly focused on driving fast, flexible, impactful business outcomes for its clients through advanced data and analytics. Saama’s unique “hybrid” approach integrates focused solutions and expertise across the life sciences domain, business consulting, machine learning, automated data management, cloud and big data technologies. Saama’s approach integrates manual and disconnected data initiatives into a well-aligned roadmap facilitating the client’s journey from strategy through solution implementation.
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