Orlando, Florida — Biopharma Informatic will be at the SCRS Global Site Solutions Summit, taking place October 15–18, 2026, at Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek. Now in its 20th year, the summit brings together research sites, sponsors, CROs, and other professionals from across the clinical research industry.
For Biopharma Informatic, attending the summit is an opportunity to stay close to the conversations taking place across the industry, hear what is changing for research sites and their partners, and connect with professionals working on different sides of clinical research.
Clinical research involves many groups working toward the same goal, but each brings a different set of responsibilities and priorities to a study. Research sites are focused on participants and study execution, while sponsors and CROs are managing broader requirements around timelines, coordination, and delivery.
SCRS brings these groups into the same conversation. The summit provides an opportunity to exchange perspectives, discuss challenges that affect study teams, and hear how priorities are changing across the industry. For Biopharma Informatic, being part of these discussions is a way to listen, share ideas, and better understand the issues affecting clinical research sites and their industry partners.
Biopharma Informatic will come to SCRS with experience working across the clinical research process. Its investigator network supports studies from startup through closeout, giving the company a practical view of the work involved in coordinating research sites, supporting recruitment, and keeping studies moving through different stages of execution.
That experience also shapes how Biopharma Informatic looks at changes taking place in clinical research. As technology becomes a bigger part of study operations, the focus is not only on what new tools can do, but also on how they can be introduced without losing sight of the people, processes, and standards behind the work.
This thinking is reflected in Biopharma Breeze, the company’s initiative focused on AI in clinical research. Breeze looks at how AI can support research operations while keeping human judgment and compliance at the center. The initiative is also discussed by Shuja Naqvi, CEO of Biopharma Informatic, in his piece on the company’s approach to AI, including the thinking behind Biopharma Breeze.
With these conversations in mind, members of the Biopharma Informatic team will be in Orlando throughout the summit. Attending from the company are Allison Brown and Ana Velazquez, Business Development Associates; Adriana Lagos, Clinical Operations Manager; Aryn Knight, Director of Clinical Delivery Strategy; and Kara Folkers, Finance Manager. The team looks forward to meeting other professionals across the clinical research community and taking part in the discussions throughout the event.
The relationship between research sites, sponsors, and CROs continues to evolve. New technologies, changing expectations, and different approaches to study delivery all influence how these groups work together.
For Biopharma Informatic, staying connected with the wider clinical research community helps keep these changes in view. Discussions at SCRS can provide useful perspectives that feed into the company’s ongoing clinical research operations in Houston.
“Clinical research is going through significant changes, particularly in the use of technology and new approaches to study operations. Events like SCRS are valuable because they allow us to look at those changes from multiple sides and consider what they mean for the people and processes involved in research.”
Shuja Naqvi, CEO of Biopharma Informatic, sees SCRS as an opportunity to understand where the industry is heading and how those changes are affecting clinical research.
Biopharma Informatic will bring relevant takeaways from SCRS back to its ongoing work while continuing to stay connected with the broader clinical research community. The team will be in Orlando throughout the summit and looks forward to meeting research professionals, sponsors, CROs, and other industry colleagues at Booth #1000 to discuss current priorities and perspectives across clinical research.
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