5th Annual ACDM Symposium on AI in Clinical Trials | June 23-24, 2026
QFINITY will be attending the 5th ACDM Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Trials (June 23-24, 2026, London) – represented by COO Marcus Schwabedissen, who will co-moderate the panel discussion “Turning AI into Impact: Real-World Applications in Clinical Data Management.”
QFINITY will be attending the 5th Annual ACDM Symposium on Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Trials, taking place on June 23-24, 2026, in London. The symposium brings together experts from pharmaceutical companies, CROs, and technology providers to discuss the current and future role of AI in clinical trials. The focus is on practical insights, real-world case studies, expert discussions, and opportunities for exchange on topics such as agentic AI, AI strategies, practical implementation experience, and the next phase of AI in clinical trials.
QFINITY will be represented by Marcus Schwabedissen, COO and Consultant at QFINITY. With his extensive experience in GxP-regulated life sciences and IT environments, computerized system validation, IT quality management, risk management, and regulatory compliance, he brings a practice-oriented perspective on the responsible and compliant use of AI-supported systems in regulated environments.
Together with Jennifer Duff and Tim Armitage, Marcus Schwabedissen will co-moderate the panel discussion “Turning AI into Impact: Real-World Applications in Clinical Data Management.” The focus is on where AI already creates real value in clinical data management today, where implementation remains challenging, and which organizational, technical, and regulatory prerequisites are needed to translate the potential of AI into measurable impact.
For QFINITY, the symposium is an important opportunity to exchange with international experts and discuss practical approaches to AI governance, validation, data integrity, and lifecycle management – and how AI can be used in regulated environments in a controlled, risk-based, and auditable way.





