Clinical trials reach a new automation inflection point (Sponsored)

Clinical development organizations are facing mounting pressure to do more with increasingly complex protocols, larger data sets and tighter timelines. While automation has improved individual processes, many of the industry's most persistent delays continue to occur between tasks, systems and teams.

In this sponsored episode of The Top Line, host Lauren Ledger sits down with Greg Lever, director of AI and Technology Solutions at IQVIA, to discuss why agentic AI is gaining attention across clinical operations. Lever explains how the conversation is shifting from task automation to workflow orchestration, with AI systems designed to coordinate activities, connect information and help reduce operational bottlenecks.

The episode explores where sponsors can find the greatest opportunities for improvement, what it takes to move from pilots to enterprise-scale adoption, and how clinical roles may evolve as routine work becomes increasingly automated. The discussion also addresses the importance of data connectivity, governance and organizational readiness in building trusted AI programs. Listen now for a forward-looking conversation about how people, processes and intelligent systems could redefine the future of clinical trial execution.

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