Scaling Accessibility: How One Company Turns Inclusion into Impact – Sponsored by Level Access Inc

  • Firsthand insight into Kurtosys’ digital accessibility journey—why they got started, what they’ve achieved, and what they’ve learned along the way.
  • Key challenges they faced in scaling accessibility across complex digital experiences, multiple teams, and high volumes of content—and how they navigated them.
  • How they’re maturing their accessibility program with a focus on long-term sustainability, organizational alignment, and measurable business impact.

From concept to market – hurdles for AI-driven medical devices

  • Starting on the right foot: Considerations for training and validation of AI-driven medical devices
  • Clinical performance: Steps to efficient clinical validation based on case example
  • Market entry: Hurdles with Notified Body review and approval
  • What happens next: Iterating in the post-market setting

PROBLEM-SOLVING ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS

During the roundtable discussion session, the conference hall will be divided into zones. Delegates can choose which zone they would like to join. Each zone will be led by a table moderator and will focus on a different challenge within the medical devices industry.

RT1 – Tackling challenges and harnessing real-world data for medical device companies

Herbert Mauch, Director Clinical Operations EMEA, Cochlear AG

RT2 – Do Notified Bodies’ dedicated programs help or hinder new medical device manufacturers?

Karel Volenec, CEO, ELLA-CS

RT3 -Building a relationship with your study team – how to get good and timely results from everyone included

Pavel Kušnierik, Head of Regulatory Affairs, Contipro

RT4 – PMCF legacy devices: the PMCF Plan, expectations and challenges for obtaining user feedback

Yvonne Hoogeveen, Director Clinical Affairs, Wellinq