Panel Discussion
Monday, September 22
06:00 PM - 06:45 PM
Live in Berlin
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Join for a futuristic, end-of-day panel that cuts through the noise to uncover the real story behind AI integration in Manufacturing Execution Systems. From enhancing human decisions and automating routine tasks to navigating the high-stake landscape of GxP compliance, we will explore where AI is succeeding, where it is struggling, and what still holds the industry back. This high-energy discussion features experts who have lived through the MES adaptation and embraced innovation under audit pressure; and envisioning agentic intelligence in validated environments. You will walk away with a good understanding of what’s coming next, and what you need to do to lead the charge. Because the real question isn’t “To Be or Not to Be?” It is: “Will your MES be ready as AI knocks on the Door!” This panel will explore:
Jallaleddin is an experienced leader in Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), currently serving as the Head of the Global MES Competence Team at Bayer. He leads a team of 14 technical experts and oversees the MES project at Bayer's most advanced production facility.
Dominique leads NextGen MES initiatives across the regulated life sciences industry. With over 17 years of experience in Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Dominique has served in strategic and technical leadership roles including Principal MES Engineer, Sr. Quality Advocate and Global MES Manager.
In his current role, he is responsible for solution engineering, enhancing MES capabilities, scaling global MES talent, developing accelerators, and writing high-impact RFP proposals for Pharma, Biotech, and CDMO organizations. Dominique specializes in agnostic MES platforms, ensuring flexibility across technologies and seamless integration with automation and enterprise systems.
He is a collaborative leader who drives innovation with stakeholders, optimizes production workflows, and aligns digital strategies with core business goals. Dominique’s expertise in building Factory Models and delivering harmonized recipe authoring frameworks supports scalable, compliant, and high-impact MES deployments worldwide.
The Pop in Your Job: What drives me is transforming MES from a static execution tool into a strategic asset—scalable, intelligent, and ready to evolve. I’m passionate about building frameworks that accelerate recipe delivery, empower global collaboration, and promote operational harmony across sites. A huge driver for me is when my leadership challenges me to think bigger, push boundaries, and architect solutions that truly move the business forward. It sharpens my focus and brings out the best in my approach to building high-value MES programs. With a growing interest in Agentic MES tools, I’m constantly exploring how modular thinking and smart orchestration can reshape how we design, deploy, and support MES across the enterprise.
Rebecca has worked with ERP and MES systems and NN global supply chain for + 15 years. She was a business process specialist and super user of SAP, before she became a Solution Architect on a global ERP/MES implementation for all NN production sites (+20 sites). Currently, she is responsible for the direction and development of the MES Solution in NN as the MES Product Manager and System Architect and member of the leadership team in NN MES CoE. She is a member of BioPhorum’s MES of the Future work stream since 2022 and contributor to white papers regarding Interfaces and data. She is a passionate music lover, a mother of two, and hobby chef and visual artist.
I’m a visionary who is intrigued by the technological developments in the MES arena and how we in the industry can adopt and benefit from these developments. I’m a tech sceptic and I do not get swept away by tech fads as I want to understand and analyze how the adaptation can help us move forward. I’m fascinated by the human and organizational change that follows digitalization and technology transfer, and I’m passionate about enabling the human creativity by using IT and OT systems.