More than simply webinars, “Let’s Talk” comprises short presentations followed by interactive brainstorming discussions exploring challenges and solutions based on real-life case studies. The perfect opportunity to contribute or simply to listen, and learn.
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Food for Thought: Risk for GXP Sponsor Records after Vendor Liquidation 27 March 2026 15:00 GMT London | 16:00 CET Paris | 10:00 EST New York Host: HSRAA Committee Speaker/s: Benjamin Bader, Managing Director, GLP Facility Management at ZAS Archive Services for Life Science Description: What happens with the sponsor records when a vendor/CRO goes out of business? Even though contracts include mandatory information in the event of insolvency, Chapter 11 filing, bankruptcy or liquidation, the reality is different. Working with insolvency lawyers, we present different cases of insolvency-dependent archive transfer from clinical and GLP-research institutes (vendors) to our GXP contract archive and the risks for international sponsors losing compliance of sponsor study documents, samples and CRO-raw data. We show different solutions on mitigating these risks. These examples shed light on the discrepancy between insolvency laws and GxP laws and the risk for study compliance. Learning Objectives: |
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AI’s Impact on Records Management People, Process, and Technology 24 April 2026 15:00 BST London | 16:00 CEST Paris | 10:00 EDT New York Host: HSRAA Committee Speaker/s: David Quackenbush, Morae Description: AI, particularly GenAI, will likely have a profound impact on Records Management. This session will explore how AI will disrupt the People, Process, and Technology of a high performing records program, and then provide a playbook for leading records management programs in the age of AI. |