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Alexander Shvets, Head of Patient Analytics, Data Science & AI at Ipsen
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Alexander Shvets

Head of Patient Analytics, Data Science & AI at Ipsen

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On their agenda

Five priorities, mapped against profiled leaders

01

Enhancing patient access

05

Navigating complex regulatory environments

Source: 734 The CIO Room leader profiles with at least one priority theme, from 742 leaders in the series. Share of those leaders in each theme; leaders may have multiple themes. Yellow marks Alexander's saved themes.

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Agentic AI and the Future of Enterprise Growth

The future of enterprise growth is closely tied to the adoption of agentic AI, which offers capabilities far beyond traditional AI by enabling autonomous execution. This panel will examine how agentic AI enables continuous improvement in business processes, drives competitive differentiation through faster innovation cycles, and supports customer experiences. Leaders will discuss how to build resilient enterprise architectures that fully leverage agentic AI’s potential. They will also explore strategies for aligning AI initiatives with organizational goals, addressing ethical and governance considerations, and preparing the workforce for AI-driven transformation.

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Currently, Oleksandr is focused on expanding Ipsen’s therapeutic offerings while building a strong team capable of driving innovation and operational excellence

About

<p>Alex Shvets has spent around 15 years on a single obsession: how organizations actually make decisions — and how data and AI can make those decisions faster, sharper, and less dependent on gut instinct. As Head of Patient Analytics, Data Science &amp; AI at Ipsen, he leads global teams building the AI systems that power scientific and business decision-making across R&amp;D and Medical functions. His career has taken him from real-time decision support systems in industrial R&amp;D to digital therapeutics and commercial analytics at Novo Nordisk, digital twin development for CMC at Takeda, and AI transformation at Ipsen — always focusing on advanced modeling and augmentation of decision-making. Today, Alex is focused on what comes next: knowledge graphs that give AI systems structured reasoning over complex domains, agentic orchestration that moves AI from answering questions to executing workflows, and the governance frameworks that make all of it trustworthy at enterprise scale. He holds an MBA from Rutgers University, MSc in Theoretical Physics from Kharkiv National University, and is co-inventor on two Digital Therapeutics patents.</p>

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Talks about

  1. 01Role at Ipsen and patient access initiatives
  2. 02Synergies between Ipsen and Takeda strategies
  3. 03Impact of regulatory landscapes from Novo Nordisk experience
  4. 04Digital transformation and data science in biopharma

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134 leaders share three or more of Alexander's priorities

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