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EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 54 MIN

Evo DK #417 - Enabling The Full Value Chain Of A Pharmaceutical Company Using Data And AI

from Evolution Exchange Denmark Podcast

Today's episode is hosted by Alex Robinson and they are joined on the podcast by Akanksha Gupta, Head of Insights & Strategy at Novo Nordisk, Alexander Junge, CTO at Amass Tech and Samuel Demharter, Associate Director at Genmab. The conversation explores how pharmaceutical organisations are using data and AI to improve decision-making, optimise operations and strengthen collaboration across the full value chain. The exchange highlights the growing role of digital transformation within life sciences and the increasing demand for scalable analytics strategies across research, development and commercial functions. The discussion also examines wider themes around healthcare technology, enterprise innovation and the future of AI adoption in regulated industries. Broader insights include the importance of connected data ecosystems, operational efficiency and how organisations are approaching long-term business growth through data and AI initiatives. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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