February 8-10: Forum

As regulatory operations continue to evolve, organizations are increasingly being challenged to move beyond document-centric processes toward more connected and data-enabled ways of working. Success today depends not only on the ability to prepare and deliver high-quality submissions, but also on how effectively organizations manage information, structure data, optimize processes, and align the people, systems, and technologies that support regulatory work.

At DIA’s Regulatory Submissions, Information, and Data Management (RSIDM) Forum, industry and regulatory stakeholders come together to examine the standards, requirements, technologies, and approaches shaping the current and future state of regulatory operations. While the RSIDM acronym remains unchanged and continues to reflect the Forum’s established identity, the inclusion of “Data” in the meeting name more accurately reflects the growing importance of data in regulatory submissions, information management, process improvement, and technology adoption.

Through four focused tracks, the Forum provides practical insights on how to build and sustain strong RSIDM foundations, optimize processes and procedures, adopt innovative technologies, and strengthen strategic leadership and organizational readiness. The Forum also offers opportunities for education, networking, and knowledge sharing for both business- and technology-focused professionals at all levels.

While we develop our 2027 agenda, please take a moment to review the 2026 final agenda