About the conference

Regulatory Intelligence for Europe’s Evolving Framework.

Designed to empower regulatory affairs professionals to navigate today’s complex, rapidly evolving regulatory environment through the effective use of regulatory intelligence. Structured for healthcare regulatory professionals across all sectors, the conference focuses on best practices for tracking, gathering, analyzing, and transforming immense amounts of regulatory information into actionable intelligence. Supporting stronger strategic decision-making, increased compliance, and faster market access across Europe.

Whether you are responsible for monitoring regulatory change, creating global or EU-specific strategies, or reducing risk through data-driven insights, this conference brings together regulatory leaders and peers to explore cutting-edge approaches to regulatory intelligence.

Join the conversation to exchange practical strategies, challenge conventional thinking, and build the skills needed to anticipate and manage change to make smarter regulatory decisions.

The Regulatory Intelligence Conference Europe is developed and curated by regulatory professionals, subject-matter experts in the healthcare regulatory intelligence field.

Come and meet Infodesk

We are attending this event as gold sponsors so come and see us at the Infodesk booth, table 4.

See how Infodesk turns regulatory complexity into strategic clarity with current, curated intelligence. Also see the new Workflow Solution, which goes beyond any other solution to move your organization from regulatory update to internal action, with structure, speed, and full traceability.

Regulatory intelligence activation presentation

The limits of AI in regulatory and quality intelligence

Wednesday Nov 4

11:45 am – 12.15 pm

Harrison Curling, Senior Account Manager at Infodesk will be discussing regulatory intelligence activation, specifically sharing the lived experience of regulatory intelligence and quality assurance leaders who have already worked through where AI helps, where it doesn’t, and what ‘AI first’ gets wrong for regulatory intelligence and quality assurance  work – and have shared their insights with us.

Upon completion of this session attendees will:

Come away being able to move faster along the same curve, and to avoid the false starts others have already hit, when considering AI options as part of their regulatory and quality compliance work.
Understand why ‘just use AI’ isn’t a serious answer for regulatory intelligence and quality assurance work. 
Have a clearer understanding of where AI genuinely helps, from monitoring to summarizing and triage.
Come away with a clear understanding of how interpretation and judgment can’t be simply delegated to an AI model.
Be able to answer the build-versus-buy question, and be aware of the risks of an in-house project that never delivers.  
How a human-first, AI-empowered approach works in practice

Presenter profile

Harrison Curling

Senior Account Manager, Infodesk

Harrison has been helping life science industry leaders to make smart decisions with confidence for 5 years at Infodesk.

Working with clients such as AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson, Harrison has become a key contact to help regulatory and quality leaders move regulatory intelligence, Inspection & Enforcement and QA to informed, valuable outcomes and actions for their organisations.

Harrison helps by giving his customers the clarity, confidence and proof to act, when action matters most. Helping teams identify what matters, embed insights into workflows and stay prepared for anything, with full traceability, while they are working in complex, high-pressure environments in highly regulated industries such as life sciences.

See the Infodesk workflow solution

The Infodesk workflow solution is a purpose-built solution that helps regulatory, GxP, quality, and pharmacovigilance teams turn regulatory updates into structured, auditable actions. It streamlines impact assessments, improves collaboration, and brings clarity to complex workflows. See it in action at table 4.

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