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Inspection Ready: Fixing the GMP Gaps That Lead to 483s

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KENX VIRTUAL TRAINING · HALF DAY · LIVE ONLINE

Inspection Ready: Fixing the GMP Gaps That Lead to 483s

Three and a half hours with industry quality leaders on the investigation, computerized system, and change control gaps that keep turning into inspection findings, and how to close them before an investigator finds them.

Tuesday, December 2, 2026.     12:00 to 3:30 PM EST.     $325 early bird through November 20 · $395 after

Bringing your team? Up to 8 seats for $1,495. Larger groups, contact info@kenx.org.

Your faculty

Quality, IT and regulatory leaders from regulated manufacturers, teaching the material they presented on stage. No vendor pitches.

Cindy Duhigg

Senior Principal, Global Manufacturing Science & Technology Engineering, Alcon

Raul Soto

MedTech Senior Manager, Johnson & Johnson

Tim Roy Kirkelie

Co-Founder & COO, Genari AI

Why this training, and why now

The same gaps keep showing up on 483s year after year. Investigations close without a real root cause. Validated systems fall apart when an inspector pulls the audit trail. Changes go through without an impact assessment that would survive review. None of these are new problems, and that is exactly why investigators keep finding them.

INVESTIGATIONS

21 CFR 211.192 is consistently among the most cited drug GMP observations. “Root cause not identified” is rarely accepted as a conclusion.

COMPUTERIZED SYSTEMS

Audit trails, access controls, and data integrity remain a primary focus when inspectors review validated systems.

CHANGE CONTROL

Weak impact assessments and changes made without adequate review are recurring themes in 483s, especially when they touch validated processes or systems.

The three modules

MODULE ONE
12:05 to 12:55 PM EST

Investigations That Hold Up

Cindy Duhigg, Senior Principal, Global Manufacturing Science & Technology Engineering, Alcon

Why “root cause not identified” keeps appearing in 483s, how to scope an investigation so it reaches a defensible root cause, and how to link that root cause to a CAPA that actually holds.

MODULE TWO
1:05 to 1:55 PM EST

Surviving an Audit of Your Validated Computerized Systems

Raul Soto, MedTech Senior Manager, Johnson & Johnson

What inspectors look at first in a validated system, the audit trail, access control, and data integrity expectations behind it, and how to keep your validation evidence inspection ready between audits.

MODULE THREE
2:05 to 2:55 PM EST

Inspection-Proof Change Control

Tim Roy Kirkelie, Co-Founder & COO, Genari AI

Why well-intended changes still end up on 483s, the change control failure modes inspectors find most often, what “risk-based” really means to a reviewer, and how to build impact assessments that hold up.

LIVE Q&A
2:55 to 3:30 PM EST

Open Q&A

Bring the finding your site is worried about. Submit questions in advance at registration and we will work through as many as time allows.

What you leave with

01Investigation report checklist for closing with a defensible root cause
02Root cause to CAPA linkage worksheet
03Computerized system audit readiness checklist
04Change control impact assessment template
05Inspection question set covering all three areas
06Full recording of the session

Who should be in the room

QA and compliance leaders
Investigation, deviation, and CAPA owners
Validation, CSV, and CSA professionals
Manufacturing and laboratory quality teams
Data integrity and GxP IT roles
Sites preparing for a pre-approval or surveillance inspection

Registration

INDIVIDUAL
$325 early bird
Through December 2. $395 after.

One seat. Includes live access, the full toolkit, and the session recording.

TEAM
$1,495

Up to 8 seats for your team, each with live access, the toolkit, and the recording. Larger group rates are available.

No refunds are issued. With at least seven days’ notice, your registration can be transferred to a colleague or applied to a future KENX event.

Common questions

Is this a certification?

No. This is standalone training. There is no exam or credential.

Will the session be recorded?

Yes. Every registered attendee receives the recording, so you can revisit it or catch anything you missed.

How is this different from GMP University?

GMP University is a two-day conference built around peer exchange. This is a focused, taught half day with a practical toolkit, designed so your whole team can attend without travel.

Can I register my whole team?

Yes. The team rate covers up to 8 seats for $1,495. For larger groups, email info@kenx.org.

Close the gaps before an investigator finds them.

Tuesday, December 2, 2026 · 12:00 to 3:30 PM EST · Live online

Validating Cloud and Hybrid GxP Systems

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Validating Cloud and Hybrid GxP Systems

Supplier Assessment, Change Control, and Vendor-Deployed AI

Nithin Sashidharan
Senior Medical Director Allucent
Paul Labas
Director, Computerized Systems Compliance Sarah Cannon Research Institute
Stephen J. Cook
Sr. Director, Governance & Operational Excellence, Global Digital & Tech GSK
Ahmed Tahoun
Digital Compliance Specialist Cencora

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Validating Cloud and Hybrid GxP Systems

Nithin Sashidharan, Paul Labas, Stephen J. Cook, Ahmed Tahoun

Most GxP environments are now hybrid whether anyone planned it or not. Legacy on-premise systems sit alongside SaaS platforms that update on the vendor’s schedule, not yours, and the validation package written at implementation assumed a system that would hold still. It hasn’t. Meanwhile suppliers are shipping AI features into validated systems as routine releases, and most quality organizations have no mechanism to catch it, assess it, or document a decision about it. This session covers how to validate systems you do not control: what to demand from supplier assessment and how far you can lean on vendor testing under CSA, how to build change control that survives a quarterly release cadence, and what to do when a feature you did not ask for lands inside a validated application.

What You'll Gain:

Who Should Attend:

AI in GxP, Singapore

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Use Cases, Process Optimization, and Validation

Top 10 AI in GxP Challenges and Opportunities Life Science Leaders are Exploring IN 2026

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November 19-20, 2026 | Singapore

Join us for an immersive 2-day event focused on leveraging and validating Artificial Intelligence (AI) to drive innovation and efficiency within the GxP environment. “Harness the Power of AI in GxP” will feature a series of case study driven sessions that reveal the latest developments in AI applications, process optimization, validation, and compliance within regulated life sciences industries. Whether your goal is to validate AI for regulatory compliance, streamline manufacturing, or ensure data integrity, this conference delivers actionable insights to keep you at the forefront of technology and regulation.

Session Highlights: Dive into Real-World Use Cases and Compliance Strategies

Understanding Regulatory Frameworks for AI in GxP

Explore essential regulatory considerations, including FDA guidance on AI, Part 11 compliance for electronic records, and the latest on data integrity standards. Industry experts will provide insights into ISPE® AI quality and compliance initiative and discuss how to ensure alignment with global standards.

Case Studies and Validation of AI in GxP

Learn from specific use cases demonstrating how AI is transforming GxP processes. Topics include optimizing manufacturing workflows, enhancing validation accuracy, and applying predictive analytics in quality control. Sessions will also cover best practices for validating AI processes to meet compliance requirements, ensuring safe and effective AI implementation in regulated environments.

Who Should Attend

This conference is ideal for professionals in the life sciences industry involved in validation, quality assurance, compliance, and AI integration within GxP settings. If you’re responsible for maintaining regulatory standards while implementing cutting-edge AI technologies, this event is tailored for you. Attendees in the following roles will especially benefit:

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Please Note: KENX does not issue refunds. If you are unable to attend after registering, we are happy to apply your registration fee toward a future KENX event or transfer your registration to a colleague. All cancellation or transfer requests must be received at least seven days prior to the event.

AI in GxP, Europe – 2026

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Use Cases, Process Optimization, and Validation

Top 10 AI in GxP Challenges and Opportunities Life Science Leaders are Exploring IN 2026

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AI in GxP Europe

Use Cases, Process Optimization, and Validation, in beautiful Amsterdam!

October 14-15, 2026 | Amsterdam

Join us for an immersive 2-day event focused on leveraging and validating Artificial Intelligence (AI) to drive innovation and efficiency within the GxP environment. “Harness the Power of AI in GxP” will feature a series of case study driven sessions that reveal the latest developments in AI applications, process optimization, validation, and compliance within regulated life sciences industries. Whether your goal is to validate AI for regulatory compliance, streamline manufacturing, or ensure data integrity, this conference delivers actionable insights to keep you at the forefront of technology and regulation.

Session Highlights: Dive into Real-World Use Cases and Compliance Strategies

Understanding Regulatory Frameworks for AI in GxP

Explore essential regulatory considerations, including FDA guidance on AI, Part 11 compliance for electronic records, and the latest on data integrity standards. Industry experts will provide insights into ISPE® AI quality and compliance initiative and discuss how to ensure alignment with global standards.

Case Studies and Validation of AI in GxP

Learn from specific use cases demonstrating how AI is transforming GxP processes. Topics include optimizing manufacturing workflows, enhancing validation accuracy, and applying predictive analytics in quality control. Sessions will also cover best practices for validating AI processes to meet compliance requirements, ensuring safe and effective AI implementation in regulated environments.

Who Should Attend

This conference is ideal for professionals in the life sciences industry involved in validation, quality assurance, compliance, and AI integration within GxP settings. If you’re responsible for maintaining regulatory standards while implementing cutting-edge AI technologies, this event is tailored for you. Attendees in the following roles will especially benefit:

Faculty

Please Note: KENX does not issue refunds. If you are unable to attend after registering, we are happy to apply your registration fee toward a future KENX event or transfer your registration to a colleague. All cancellation or transfer requests must be received at least seven days prior to the event.

CSV & CSA University

CSV & CSA University

Ensuring Compliance and Integrity Across Traditional, Digital, and AI-Driven Systems

Attend Virtually or In-Person

Top 10 Challenges CSV & CSA PROFESSIONALS are solving IN 2026

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Dive into the world of Computer System Validation (CSV) and Computer Software Assurance (CSA) at CSV & CSA University 2026! This two-day event is tailored for professionals focused on quality assurance, compliance, and the integration of technology within regulated industries. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest methodologies and regulatory expectations that govern software validation and assurance practices.

Key Learning Opportunities:

CSV & CSA University offers a rich curriculum designed to equip you with the essential knowledge and skills needed in today’s digital landscape. Focus areas include:

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CSV & CSA University 2026 is your gateway to mastering the critical components of software validation and assurance in a rapidly changing regulatory environment. Join us in San Diego, CA fromDecember 9-10, 2026, and position yourself at the forefront of industry best practices and innovative solutions. Secure your spot today!

Faculty

Please Note: KENX does not issue refunds. If you are unable to attend after registering, we are happy to apply your registration fee toward a future KENX event or transfer your registration to a colleague. All cancellation or transfer requests must be received at least seven days prior to the event.

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Overview

GMP University 2026 takes a deeper dive into advanced GMP topics and the latest industry trends. This two-day conference in Philadelphia, PA is designed for professionals who want to stay at the forefront of Good Manufacturing Practices, explore new technologies, and learn how to implement best practices for regulatory compliance and operational excellence.

What You’ll Gain

GMP University 2026 focuses on emerging challenges and innovations in the GMP landscape, offering insights into the future of compliance and quality assurance. Key topics include:

Event Highlights:

GMP University 2026 is your opportunity to enhance your understanding of modern GMP practices, keep up with regulatory demands, and prepare your organization for the future. Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in two days of advanced learning and professional growth—register today for GMP University in Philadelphia, October 7-8, 2026!

Faculty

Please Note: KENX does not issue refunds. If you are unable to attend after registering, we are happy to apply your registration fee toward a future KENX event or transfer your registration to a colleague. All cancellation or transfer requests must be received at least seven days prior to the event.