This event is sold out. Walk-ins will not be accepted onsite. If you have any questions, contact the us at office@ispeboston.org. 

WHEN: Thursday, December 11, 2025

              5:30 - 8:30 PM

WHERE: Takeda
               55 Hayden Ave, Lexington, MA

**Pre-Registration is closing at 12PM on Tuesday, December 9th. Walk-ins will not accepted on-site**

With increasing capability and decreasing cost of internet of things (IoT) and automation, there are many opportunities to improve predictive maintenance and continued process verification. These opportunities provide numerous benefits, including decreased maintenance costs, reduction of deviations, prevention of material loss, decreased downtime, etc.  

Join fellow IT, validation, automation, and Quality professionals for two presentations featuring case studies from the perspective of pharmaceutical manufacturers and IoT service providers. Specific examples of IoT and AI Agent implementation will be provided to demonstrate CPV improvements across manufacturing operations, as well as in predictive maintenance of cold chambers. Benefits of the case studies will be presented, along with limitations and cautions, to improve success and actionability, should attendees be interested in implementing similar strategies at their own facilities. 

The evening will begin with light dinner and refreshments, followed by both presentations (each 20 minutes), a 20-minute Q&A, and additional networking opportunities.

*Please note that due to security reasons, walk-ins will not be accepted on-site*

SPEAKERS:

Laurie Masiello
Laurie Masiello is the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Predictive Monitor®, a company dedicated to empowering organizations through predictive analytics and strategic foresight. Under her leadership, Predictive Monitor has become synonymous with integrity, excellence, and the philosophy that "early warnings predict success." Before Predictive Monitor, Laurie co-founded and served as CEO of MASY BioServices, a biopharma company focused on validation, calibration, bio storage, and predictive monitoring experiences, and grounded in the principles of quality and integrity. With her dedication to “Raising the Bar for Excellence”, she led MASY BioServices to achieve ISO-9001 certification and NIST / NVLAP ISO-17025 accreditation, solidifying its reputation for operational and industry excellence and competency. 

Laurie, a long-term ISPE member and Product Show Chair, continues to champion quality-driven decision-making, combining her decades of expertise and unwavering passion for excellence to lead organizations toward continued success and a sustainable future.

Ed Sanderson
Ed Sanderson is the Global Lead of Reliability Engineering at Takeda, where he leads the adoption of advanced technologies and best practices to enhance the reliability and performance of manufacturing equipment across the Takeda Global Manufacturing network. With a career that spans Front End Engineering Design (FEED), detailed design, commissioning, qualification and validation (CQV), and both reliability and risk engineering, Ed has contributed his expertise to leading organizations including Amgen, Baxter, Fluor, and Raytheon. Ed holds master’s degrees in chemical engineering and engineering management, and is a licensed professional engineer (PE). 

REGISTRATION FEES:

Registration by EOD Wednesday, December 3, 2025
Members (Early Bird): $50
Non-Members (Early Bird): $95
Emerging Leaders Members (Early Bird): $20
Student Members: FREE

Registration Starting Thursday, December 4, 2025
Members: $60
Non-Members: $115
Emerging Leaders Members: $30
Student Members: $10 

**PLEASE NOTE: CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED ON/AFTER DECEMBER 4 ARE SUBJECT TO BILLING**