Agenda
We’re in the process of bringing together the best of the best for the 2025 agenda. Be the first to hear about the latest updates by registering your interest on the link below as 11th Annual Aus Government Data Summit returns bigger & better with a fresh new look and dynamic line up of local and international speakers in 2025.
- 26 - 28 March 2024
- Hotel Realm, Canberra
26 March 2024
27 March 2024
28 March 2024
26 March 2024
DAMA Canberra Branch is providing a full day of activity, split into two workshops – one for the morning, and one for the afternoon. Participants can enrol for either one or both workshops, although we recommend the morning workshop, that introduces some core concepts and data management skills, is useful preparation for the afternoon workshop. Organisers: Dr Jonathan Gray and Mr Andrew Smailes
Part 1: “Around the Wheel in Eighty Minutes”
9:00am – 10:30am
Presented by:
Dr. Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
Background: In Jules Verne’s story Around the World in Eighty Days (pub. 1872), Phileas Fogg of London and his valet Passepartout attempt to circumnavigate the world in 80 days. Their plan is to traverse the continents by rail, and to sail the oceans by steamship. Along the way, they have multiple mishaps and adventures, but ultimately succeed. Advances in modern technology have reduced this to around 92 minutes for the International Space Station to orbit the earth.
Tutorial: In this presentation we will take you on a tour around the DAMA DMBOK wheel in approximately 80 minutes. This provides a “high orbit” data literacy experience for the curious or aspiring data professional. For more experienced, practising data professionals, this content and approach will hopefully inspire and assist your own data literacy exploits in the workplace. A key takeaway from this session is a comprehensive slide deck of data literacy material that workshop participants can adapt for their own use.
This workshop presents some of the foundational practices of enterprise data management and is composed two parts:
Part 2: “Data Asset Registration”
11:00am – 12:30pm
Presented by :
Sarah Lauder
Director
Anchoram Consulting
Scenario: The Secretary has been summoned to the House to provide a demonstration to the Minister of the Aus-Wide Assets project. However, after 12 months and $60million, this project, led by Global Multinational Consulting Firm (GMCF), has failed to deliver anything demonstrable. In desperation, the Secretary emails all personnel to see if anybody has something that looks like a bit like the promised Aus-Wide Assets data service and actually works.
Activity: In this hands-on, interactive workshop participants (with assistance from the facilitators) will work together in small groups to build a working solution for the Aus-Wide Assets project. Programming skills are not required, but an aptitude for collaboration, a sense of humour, and a modicum of data literacy would be helpful. A key takeaway from this session is a collection of document templates, process descriptions, data models, and SQL code that participants can use to create their own scalable Data Asset Register.
Workshop A Learning Outcomes
- Understand an integrated approach to data management;
- Develop skills in the development and delivery of data literacy;
- Learn how to design data-driven services that support business outcomes;
- Improve communication skills about data, data products, and data services.
Part 1: “Data as Fundamental Input to Capability (FIC)”
1:30 – 2:30pm
Presented by:
Ms. Lois Wake
Director Data Management and Capability
Department of Defence
Background: When a significant warfighting capability acquisition project kicks-off, the focus of media and public attention is typically on the big new ship, vehicle, or aircraft. Rarely is attention given to the (often mundane) questions of “Do we need a bigger runway?”, “Who’s going to do the maintenance?”, “What additional computing equipment do we need to support it?”. These are essential inputs to the acquisition and sustainment of new capabilities. Increasingly, data and its management, is an essential consideration for a successful project of this kind.
Tutorial: Whether you’re defending Australia’s borders, managing superannuation assets, or processing grant applications, understanding and managing your organisational capabilities, and identifying the role of data in realising these capabilities, should be a core consideration of how to run and improve your business. This deep-dive tutorial has two main objectives:
- Explain what FIC’s are, and how data can be incorporated into a FIC-based approach to capability definition, acquisition, and sustainment;
- Describe the relevance of “Data as a FIC” to all parts of government, and the value it brings to capability management at an individual agency level.
A key takeaway from this session is a comprehensive slide deck on the topic of data and organisational capability development that workshop participants can adapt for their own use.
Part 2: “Chief Data Steward- Thank God You’re Here”
3:00 – 5:00pm
Presented by :
Dr Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
Sarah Lauder
Director
Anchoram Consulting
Mr Andrew Smailes
Enterprise Data Specialist
DAMA Canberra Branch
Scenario: After many months of deliberation, the Executive have agreed to appoint a Chief Data Steward. Their role is to identify and implement a range of data management capability uplift initiatives across the organisation. These initiatives will directly address many of the organisation’s documented failings in data management, and target known problems, such as data governance in particular. These initiatives will deliver immediate uplifts in organisational performance, and they will be sustainable, with no additional increase in BAU expenditure.
Activity: In this interactive role-play workshop, participants will work collaboratively in small groups to identify and develop specific data management uplift initiatives to address the documented failings in this fictional, but realistic, government organisation. The workshop facilitators will assist each group in producing a short presentation for the Chief Data Steward to deliver to the organisation’s Executive. A representative from each group shall play the role of the Chief Data Steward and deliver their group’s presentation. A key takeaway from this session is understanding the complexity of designing and pitching a data management improvement initiative to an Executive audience. Through the role-play exercise, participants can better appreciate what kind of a pitch is more likely to succeed (or not).
Workshop B Learning Outcomes
- Understand the role of data in organisational capability definition and improvement;
- Learn about effective data governance;
- Increase knowledge about, and gain confidence in, developing proposals for organisational improvement initiatives;
- Improve skills in strategic thinking.
Venue: Ostani, Hotel Realm
This exclusive gathering sets the stage for an unforgettable pre- conference experience, welcoming our esteemed speakers, partners
and summit attendees.
This is an excellent opportunity to connect with your peers in an intimate and relaxed setting. Enjoy fine drinks and engaging
conversations as you build valuable connections and set the stage for a memorable pre- conference experience. In addition, this is the
best way to skip the registration queue on the day of the conference and get your badge early.
27 March 2024
Warren Daley
Ngunnawal Elder
Permenthri Pillay
Partner, Government and Public Sector and Digital Government
EY Australia
The Hon. Jihad Dib
Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government (NSW)
- Outlining the practical initiatives to ensure tangible results will be achieved towards the Australian government’s vision by 2030
- Transparent and open communication between citizens & stakeholders with the use of new technology
Chris Fechner
Chief Executive Officer
Digital Transformation Agency
- Leading with purpose, values, and objectives to inform and govern data-centric approaches
- Why citizen/business outcomes and considerations should guide actions for meaningful progress
- How aligning with core values improves productivity, competitiveness and community confidence
Permenthri Pillay
Partner, Government and Public Sector and Digital Government
EY Australia
Rajesh Iyer
Technology Consulting, Data & Analytics, AI and Data, Australian Federal Government
EY Australia
- Why top-down policy is essential for enhanced data literacy
- Embedding governance into your organisational culture
- Designing data infrastructure to cultivate a better data-driven culture within your organisation
Moderator:
David Bremstaller
Principal Industry Consultant, Government
SASPannelists:
Imma Chippendale
Executive Director, Data & Performance and Chief Data Officer
Department of Regional NSW
Dr. Paul Robard
Chief Integration Officer
Department of Defence
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Ray Greenwood
Director, Customer Advisory
SAS
The Australian Federal Government Agencies have mandates to make data a first class asset to improve citizen services, uplift data sharing, reduce data breaches and navigate the disruption from constant systems and organisational change.
Many agencies are at various stages of maturity and implementation, but with an average failure rate for these programs at greater than 50%, what lessons can be learned from similar complex agencies globally where business value is being delivered from Data dependent programs? In this talk, Denodo will expand on how their Logical Data Fabric platform has rescued, derisked and increased innovation.
- Global examples of how Government Agencies accelerate and de-risk their data initiative.
- Secure Data Sharing in the Public Sector, lessons from leading Government Agencies in the US and Europe.
Benjamin Henshall
Regional Vice President
Denodo
Minh Nguyen
Regional Director
Denodo
Stream A
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Water
- The features of a data access system that balances safe and useful data access
- How these are applied in practice in the ABS
- How this data access system has made a difference to the lives of Australians
Michael Smedes
Chief Data Officer
Australian Bureau of Statistics
- Exploring how best practice data governance looks like
- Implementing measures to ensure data accuracy, consistency and reliability
- Eliminating the complexity of data silos by combining file storage, backups and archival data in one platform
Moderator:
Anne Cornish
Chief Executive Officer
Records and Information Management Practitioners Alliance (RIMPA)
Panellists:
Jeremy Spindler
Assistant Director
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Kylie Swan
Director Data Collection & Governance
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Jo Talbot
Manager of Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Chris Gondek
Solutions Engineering Manager
NetApp Australia & New Zealand
- Understanding the risks and prioritising access to the flow of information so decision makers, stakeholders and the community can benefit from data-driven innovation in a secure environment
- Integrating and harnessing insights from structured and unstructured data for better decision making and value creation
- Considering factors such as scalability, compatibility, and long-term sustainability to make informed decisions on your digital transformation journey
Paul Lamb
VP & General Manager
Iron Mountain
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Bringing together de-identified information from different government agencies about Australians with disability and without disability
- Giving a more complete picture of the programs and services people with disability use
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
- Learn how data in motion can better serve citizens whilst ensuring security, and compliance
- Leverage data in real -time to enhance efficiency and maximise productivity
- Understand customer use cases, accessing point in time relevant data to deliver improved customer experiences
James Gollan
Manager, Solutions Engineering, ANZ
Confluent
- How can organisations and governments ensure they use the public data appropriately and ethically for their intended purposes?
- Best practices employed to collect, utilise and manage data appropriately in today’s digital age?
Moderator:
Hrishikesh Desai
Chief Data Strategist
Australian Energy Regulator
Panellists:
The Hon Gabrielle Williams MP
Minister for Government Services,
Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Public and Active Transport (VIC)
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
Philip Wise
Director of Data Improvement and Analysis
Safe Work Australia
Evan Hodge
Director
IBT
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Chair:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
- The advent of AI and next generation technologies can now address traditional barriers in government digital transformation projects and assist in innovation
- Generative AI, delivered responsibly, has the power to usher in a new era of Government services from efficiencies in digital labour to improved citizen support
- Learn how IBM is enabling these innovations in public sectors across the globe today
Kieran Hagan
Data & AI Segment Leader
IBM
Lieutenant Colonel Adam J Hepworth, PhD
Technical Director Artificial Intelligence
- Discover how advancements in AI maturity revolutionize our interaction with technology, empowering seamless and intuitive interfaces for heightened efficiency and user satisfaction
- Understanding the critical role of training Large Language Models (LLMs) with secure government data, ensuring robust protection against breaches and unauthorised access
- Learn strategies for maintaining the security of sensitive government data, safeguarding against cyber threats and unauthorised breaches to preserve data integrity and confidentiality
- Exploring how AI enables the extraction of deeper insights from private data within seconds, facilitating rapid decision-making and informed policy formulation for improved governance outcomes
Leon Czechowicz
Federal Government Engineering Lead, ANZ
Snowflake
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This short one hour workshop will introduce all the ingredients required to design highly effective and measurable policy change and proposals, and subsequently to monitor for the impact (intended and unintended) to drive strategic decision making and policy optimisation over time. Pia will present an end to end approach to policy management, including the necessary policy infrastructure as a reference architecture, and will work through practical examples with participants.
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
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- How do we know what data sets are available, and that these are understood and used efficiently?
- How do we boost the discovery, negotiation and access to organisational data in a safe and efficient way?
- What are the steps to enabling greater collaboration, information sharing, and data literacy between business units?
Samuel Spencer
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
- Examining mechanisms for a secured data sharing and collaboration among government agencies
- Ensure your workforce has the skills and tools it needs to ethically leverage data to support the public good
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How can a data strategy help me?
- Why is data governance so important?
- Who should take responsibility?
Kristy Van Putten
Senior Director – Directorate Data Officer
ACT Government
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In this era of unprecedented possibilities, governments stand at the threshold of transformative change, armed with the tools, strategies, and collaborative mindset to help propel them into a future where 10X improvements are not just aspirational but achievable realities. This presentation will provide insights on:
- The eight trends transforming government in 2024 delivering upwards of 10x improvements across operational efficiency, customer experience and mission outcomes.
- The role of data and AI in driving quantum leaps in public sector performance and transformation
- Practical learnings from global case studies and real-life examples on how these trends are transforming government
Joana Valente
Partner Consulting
Deloitte
- Business data challenges and opportunities
- Indigenous data management and governance
- Change management through multi-faceted reforms
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
- Development of wellbeing frameworks
- Measurement of wellbeing at an individual and cohort level
- The challenges of measuring whole of person wellbeing
- Program evaluation through a wellbeing lens
- Use of whole of government data
Kayla Jordan
Assistant Secretary, Data and Analytics Branch
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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- NLP use cases: Exploring practical applications in government and AGD settings
- Data scalability: Addressing the challenges of vast governmental data
- Real-time processing:
Techniques for immediate
insights and feedback - Legacy integration: Seamlessly blending NLP with older IT systems
- Domain-specific adjustments: Fine-tuning models to fit government-specific term
- Diverse data source
optimisation: Adapting NLP for varied input types. - System reliability: Implementing robust systems for consistent performance
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
- Where is AI on your
transformation roadmap? - Optimising processes to become more efficient and productive
- Legal framework that you must comply and report in with AI?
Moderator:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
Panellists:
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Dr Mahendra
Samarawickrama
Director
Global AI Ethics Institute
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- How do we know what data sets are available, and that these are understood and used efficiently?
- How do we boost the discovery, negotiation and access to organisational data in a safe and efficient way?
- What are the steps to enabling greater collaboration, information sharing, and data literacy between business units?
Samuel Spencer
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
- Examining mechanisms for a secured data sharing and collaboration among government agencies
- Ensure your workforce has the skills and tools it needs to ethically leverage data to support the public good
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How can a data strategy help me?
- Why is data governance so important?
- Who should take responsibility?
Kristy Van Putten
Senior Director – Directorate Data Officer
ACT Government
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Joana Valente
Partner Consulting
Deloitte
- Business data challenges and opportunities
- Indigenous data management and governance
- Change management through multi-faceted reforms
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
- Development of wellbeing frameworks
- Measurement of wellbeing at an individual and cohort level
- The challenges of measuring whole of person wellbeing
- Program evaluation through a wellbeing lens
- Use of whole of government data
Kayla Jordan
Assistant Secretary, Data and Analytics Branch
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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- NLP use cases: Exploring practical applications in government and AGD settings
- Data scalability: Addressing the challenges of vast governmental data
- Real-time processing:
Techniques for immediate
insights and feedback - Legacy integration: Seamlessly blending NLP with older IT systems
- Domain-specific adjustments: Fine-tuning models to fit government-specific term
- Diverse data source
optimisation: Adapting NLP for varied input types. - System reliability: Implementing robust systems for consistent performance
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
- Where is AI on your
transformation roadmap? - Optimising processes to become more efficient and productive
- Legal framework that you must comply and report in with AI?
Panellists:
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Dr Mahendra
Samarawickrama
Director
Global AI Ethics Institute
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Join us for an immersive one-hour interactive World Cafe session, available to a limited group of 30 attendees. To secure your spot, please make sure to pre-register before the Summit.
Delve into three dynamic 15-minute discussions each topic within this one-hour session. You’ll have the chance to brainstorm and exchange ideas with fellow industry peers, with all three topics presented during the session. Following each discussion, individuals or groups will have the opportunity to step forward and share their pivotal insights with the entire group. It’s an enriching opportunity to engage, collaborate, and unlock fresh perspectives.
These lively discussions offer diverse concepts, expanding learning. Facilitated by industry experts, these talks encourage reflecting on personal experiences.
Key discussion points:
- What is reference data, where does it come from, and why does it matter?
- The role of reference data in representing business structure and data needs
- Reference data management for system integrity and data quality
- Getting started with an enterprise approach
Key discussion points:
- You can’t do analytics on data you can’t find, and you can’t govern what you don’t understand” – so how do you find and understand?
- Discovery is a broad class of services
- Managing metadata both prescriptively and descriptively
- Tools for defining data, and tools for harvesting metadata
- Hints, tips, and gotchas for practical data discovery
Key discussion points:
- Why is data shared?
- Dependency of data sharing on effective data discovery
- Consolidated data versus distributed data
- Mechanisms and frameworks for the management of sharing
Stream A
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Water
- The features of a data access system that balances safe and useful data access
- How these are applied in practice in the ABS
- How this data access system has made a difference to the lives of Australians
Michael Smedes
Chief Data Officer
Australian Bureau of Statistics
- Exploring how best practice data governance looks like
- Implementing measures to ensure data accuracy, consistency and reliability
- Eliminating the complexity of data silos by combining file storage, backups and archival data in one platform
Moderator:
Anne Cornish
Chief Executive Officer
Records and Information Management Practitioners Alliance (RIMPA)
Panellists:
Jeremy Spindler
Assistant Director
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Kylie Swan
Director Data Collection & Governance
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Jo Talbot
Manager of Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Chris Gondek
Solutions Engineering Manager
NetApp Australia & New Zealand
- Understanding the risks and prioritising access to the flow of information so decision makers, stakeholders and the community can benefit from data-driven innovation in a secure environment
- Integrating and harnessing insights from structured and unstructured data for better decision making and value creation
- Considering factors such as scalability, compatibility, and long-term sustainability to make informed decisions on your digital transformation journey
Paul Lamb
VP & General Manager
Iron Mountain
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- How do we know what data sets are available, and that these are understood and used efficiently?
- How do we boost the discovery, negotiation and access to organisational data in a safe and efficient way?
- What are the steps to enabling greater collaboration, information sharing, and data literacy between business units?
Samuel Spencer
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
- Examining mechanisms for a secured data sharing and collaboration among government agencies
- Ensure your workforce has the skills and tools it needs to ethically leverage data to support the public good
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How can a data strategy help me?
- Why is data governance so important?
- Who should take responsibility?
Kristy Van Putten
Senior Director – Directorate Data Officer
ACT Government
Stream B
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Bringing together de-identified information from different government agencies about Australians with disability and without disability
- Giving a more complete picture of the programs and services people with disability use
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
- Learn how data in motion can better serve citizens whilst ensuring security, and compliance
- Leverage data in real -time to enhance efficiency and maximise productivity
- Understand customer use cases, accessing point in time relevant data to deliver improved customer experiences
James Gollan
Manager, Solutions Engineering, ANZ
Confluent
- How can organisations and governments ensure they use the public data appropriately and ethically for their intended purposes?
- Best practices employed to collect, utilise and manage data appropriately in today’s digital age?
Moderator:
Hrishikesh Desai
Chief Data Strategist
Australian Energy Regulator
Panellists:
The Hon Gabrielle Williams MP
Minister for Government Services,
Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Public and Active Transport (VIC)
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
Philip Wise
Director of Data Improvement and Analysis
Safe Work Australia
Evan Hodge
Director
IBT
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In this era of unprecedented possibilities, governments stand at the threshold of transformative change, armed with the tools, strategies, and collaborative mindset to help propel them into a future where 10X improvements are not just aspirational but achievable realities. This presentation will provide insights on:
- The eight trends transforming government in 2024 delivering upwards of 10x improvements across operational efficiency, customer experience and mission outcomes.
- The role of data and AI in driving quantum leaps in public sector performance and transformation
- Practical learnings from global case studies and real-life examples on how these trends are transforming government
Joana Valente
Partner Consulting
Deloitte
- Business data challenges and opportunities
- Indigenous data management and governance
- Change management through multi-faceted reforms
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
- Development of wellbeing frameworks
- Measurement of wellbeing at an individual and cohort level
- The challenges of measuring whole of person wellbeing
- Program evaluation through a wellbeing lens
- Use of whole of government data
Kaylan Jordan
Assistant Secretary, Data and Analytics Branch
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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Chair:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
- The advent of AI and next generation technologies can now address traditional barriers in government digital transformation projects and assist in innovation
- Generative AI, delivered responsibly, has the power to usher in a new era of Government services from efficiencies in digital labour to improved citizen support
- Learn how IBM is enabling these innovations in public sectors across the globe today
Kieran Hagan
Data & AI Segment Leader
IBM
Lieutenant Colonel Adam J Hepworth, PhD
Technical Director Artificial Intelligence
- Discover how advancements in AI maturity revolutionize our interaction with technology, empowering seamless and intuitive interfaces for heightened efficiency and user satisfaction
- Understanding the critical role of training Large Language Models (LLMs) with secure government data, ensuring robust protection against breaches and unauthorised access
- Learn strategies for maintaining the security of sensitive government data, safeguarding against cyber threats and unauthorised breaches to preserve data integrity and confidentialit
- Exploring how AI enables the extraction of deeper insights from private data within seconds, facilitating rapid decision-making and informed policy formulation for improved governance outcomes
Leon Czechowicz
Federal Government Engineering Lead, ANZ
Snowflake
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- NLP use cases: Exploring practical applications in government and AGD settings
- Data scalability: Addressing the challenges of vast governmental data
- Real-time processing:
Techniques for immediate
insights and feedback - Legacy integration: Seamlessly blending NLP with older IT systems
- Domain-specific adjustments: Fine-tuning models to fit government-specific term
- Diverse data source
optimisation: Adapting NLP for varied input types. - System reliability: Implementing robust systems for consistent performance
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
- Where is AI on your transformation roadmap?
- Optimising processes to become more efficient and productive
- Legal framework that you must comply and report in with AI?
Moderator:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
Panellists:
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General Department
Dr. Mahendra Samarawickram
Director
Global AI Ethics Institute
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This short one hour workshop will introduce all the ingredients required to design highly effective and measurable policy change and proposals, and subsequently to monitor for the impact (intended and unintended) to drive strategic decision making and policy optimisation over time. Pia will present an end to end approach to policy management, including the necessary policy infrastructure as a reference architecture, and will work through practical examples with participants.
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
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Join us for an immersive one-hour interactive World Cafe session, available to a limited group of 30 attendees. To secure your spot, please make sure to pre-register before the Summit.
Delve into three dynamic 15-minute discussions each topic within this one-hour session. You’ll have the chance to brainstorm and exchange ideas with fellow industry peers, with all three topics presented during the session. Following each discussion, individuals or groups will have the opportunity to step forward and share their pivotal insights with the entire group. It’s an enriching opportunity to engage, collaborate, and unlock fresh perspectives.
These lively discussions offer diverse concepts, expanding learning. Facilitated by industry experts, these talks encourage reflecting on personal experiences.
Key discussion points:
- What is reference data, where does it come from, and why does it matter?
- The role of reference data in representing business structure and data needs
- Reference data management for system integrity and data quality
- Getting started with an enterprise approach
Key discussion points:
- You can’t do analytics on data you can’t find, and you can’t govern what you don’t understand” – so how do you find and understand?
- Discovery is a broad class of services
- Managing metadata both prescriptively and descriptively
- Tools for defining data, and tools for harvesting metadata
- Hints, tips, and gotchas for practical data discovery
Key discussion points:
- Why is data shared?
- Dependency of data sharing on effective data discovery
- Consolidated data versus distributed data
- Mechanisms and frameworks for the management of sharing
Markus Zirn
Chief Strategy Officer
Workato
- Improving and maintaining data quality and the reliability of the public data
- Providing a structured approach to managing and utilising the vast amount of data that government agencies deal with to enable them to make more informed decisions and deliver more efficient and effective public services
- How can we align operations to provide a coherent and connected public services?
Mark Sowden
Chief Executive and Government Statistician
Tatauranga Aotearoa Statistics New Zealand 
- Delivering AI and analytics at scale to meet community expectations for service delivery and the government’s data and digital agenda
- Compare and contrast demand and potential for D&A (including AI) in government to supply of D&A capability across the APS
- Strategies to address the imbalance and provide a call to action for APS leaders
Moderator:
Samuel Spencer
CEO & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
Marek Rucinski
Deputy Commissioner – Head of Smarter Data Program
Australian Taxation Office
Join us at the end of the day for cocktails, canapes and the opportunity to network with your peers, speakers and sponsors.
All attendees are invited to the Networking Dinner from 7 pm onwards at The Boat House, Canberra. Please note, that the Networking Dinner is not included in your conference registration fee. Don’t forget to include it as your add-on while completing your registration online.
28 March 2024
Benjamin Henshall
Regional Vice President
Denodo
The Hon. Andrew Leigh
Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury, Assistant Minister for Employment
Department of Competition, Charities and Treasury, and Department of Employment
- Leveraging data in government to enhance business and citizen outcomes
- Improving data quality to strengthen government capabilities
Gayle Milnes
National Data Commissioner
Office of the National Data Commissioner
- How can governments protect and better use the public data in this digital age?
- Implementing preventative strategies to safeguard government data from evolving cyber risks
Moderator:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Water
Karthik Murugan
Data Leader, Public Sector
Amazon Web Services
Paul John Bellas
Lieutenant Colonel, Analytics Senior Product Manager
Department of Defence
Moderator:
Rohan Samaraweera
Senior Director, Data Science Branch
Department of Home Affairs
1. Is data really a profession?
• What defines a professional?
• What are the competencies and how to train in them?
The Hon. Victor Dominello
Co-Founder
ServiceGen
2. Where does AI fit into the wheel?
- Is AI a separate practice to other data management practices?
- How do practitioners blend AI into their professional services?
Ian Opperman
Co-Founder
ServiceGen
- Breaking down data silos: Maximizing insights and efficiency through representing entities from multiple sources.
- Efficient cross-domain development: unleashing insights and streamlining deployment with integrated entity representation
Benjamin Lamont
Manager Technology Strategy and Data
Australian Federal Police
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Wate
- Aligning your data strategy with your organization’s broader goals and objectives
- Driving business transformation through effective use of data and technology
- Building organisation culture and governance for sustainable outcomes
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Tara Searle
Chief Information Officer
Australian National Audit Office
- Transcending borders with an Integrated Geospatial Infrastructure
- Fostering efficiencies and collaboration for informed decision making across government
- Robust governance for data quality and interoperability to enhance access and use of location data
Megan McCabe
Director of Digital Atlas
Geoscience Australia
- Unleash the potential of integrated data solutions
- Unraveling the strategic advantage; solving the puzzle of data management
- Streamline your approach with – knowledge management and analytics driven by models
- Enhance your progress; seamlessly linking data management, for optimal Influence
Dr Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Shared access to data and information to set and monitor the implementation of efforts to close the gap for Indigenous Australians
- Establishing partnerships to improve collection, access, management and use of data, including identifying improvements to existing data collection and management
- Producing more in-depth data stocktakes and a far greater flow of data from governments to Indigenous organisations and communities
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
- The value of uplifting data literacy capabilities across your organisation
- Tailoring data literacy training program to your unique business context and needs
- Understanding the varying levels of maturity required for different roles – developing personas to support their growth and training
- Embedding data literacy program into BAU
Michelle Teis
Managing Partner
GWI
- Meeting citizen expectations for more transparent, accessible and responsive services
- Breaking down data silos and leveraging the full potential of citizen data
- Developing transparent data practices and gaining stakeholder buy-in
Moderator:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
Panellists:
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
Domenic Brasacchio
Senior Account Manager
Cloudera
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Chair:
Natalie Gunn
Data and AI Specialist
IBM Technology
Ima Okonny
Chief Data Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister
Employment and Social Development Canada / Government of Canada 
- Outlining the challenges posed by using AI technologies in the delivery of medicine
- Inclusive use of health data including the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and other culturally diverse groups to avoid health inequality
- Minimising healthcare disparity and help to support the healthcare labour shortage
Moderator:
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect, ANZ Public Sector
Elastic
Dr. Holger Kaufmann
Chief Information Officer and Executive Group Manager,Digital Solutions Division
ACT Health Directorate
- Assessing how Gen AI can benefit the greater good, whilst maintaining trust and transparency
- Leveraging your proprietary data to create tailored Gen AI public sector experiences that are both secure and cost-effective
- Operationalising privacy-first Gen AI in real time, at scale, while ensuring transparency, traceability, and auditability
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect, ANZ Public Sector
Elastic
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- What are some important considerations when approaching the role and responsibility of a proactive data stewardship, business value, strategy and leadership within our organisations?
- Discussing how effective governance structures ensure data quality, security, and compliance in tandem with IT policies
- How can we continue to improve effective data communication, capabilities collaboration across internal data communities, departments and across government to tackle systemic data challenges?
- Exploring the benefits of having interconnected IT systems that facilitate seamless data flow and accessibility
- Practical examples of successful data-driven decision-making enabled by a cohesive data and IT strategy
Shikha Sharma
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services, SA
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- Addressing existing bias in the tech industry and discussing strategies for fostering an inclusive and equal environment
- Initiatives that promote education, training, and mentorship for women pursuing careers in analytics and data
Moderator:
Jo Talbot
Manager, Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Panellists:
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How to measure and communicate the value of data literacy within your organisation
- Investing in skills-based workforce to meet the needs of today’s digital age
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
- Gaining a fresh insight into data security by drawing parallels between uranium and data
- Emphasising the importance of adopting a proactive and strategic approach to protect valuable information assets, and examining the implications of this mindset shift on data governance, compliance, and risk management practices
- Exploring practical applications, such as insights into Rubrik’s recent acquisition of Laminar for Data Protection and Security Management (DPSM), showcasing how innovative solutions are reshaping the data security landscape
- Providing actionable strategies to improve their organisation’s data security stance and harness the full potential of data assets while mitigating associated risks
Ian Morris
ANZ Channel Director
Rubrik
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- Citizen centric approach – delivery focus, while building future capacity
- Finding where the insights lie and focusing analytical effort
- The use of evidence and data-driven decisions in policy decisions and agency improvement efforts
- Thriving in the age of actionable insight
Thomas Ryan
First Assistant Commissioner, Enterprise Transformation Group
Australian Electoral Commission
- More insight, less effort – Building digital architectures to turn information into actionable insights
- Knowing your audience – understanding what you want to say and to who
- Developing an effective process that will ensure quality data visuals
- Understanding what visuals work best for different data types
Graham Pearman
Head of Delivery APAC
Billigence
- How to get build a data and AI literacy program; how to design, implement and embed an ongoing program that is more than a compliance or e-learn but engages and inspires every single person and helps them navigate an environment of rapidly evolving technology and ethics.
- Actual examples of programs – what went well, what didn’t go well, and what you need in place to make this effective
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
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- Exploring the development of a contemporary data governance framework within the ACIC
- Addressing the challenges of developing sound data governance in line with Government and community expectations, in an era of AI and rapidly expanding technology and big data management
Dr. Katie Willis
National Manager Data Analytics
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
- Outlining how lack of the right digital skills is currently costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion each year and could nationally top $16bn by 2030.
- The role of AI forcing businesses to do more to keep up with their employees shifting skills and demands.
- The importance of safe and responsible use of AI to enable industry, government and education sectors evaluate their use cases.
Josh Griggs
Chief Executive Officer
ACS
- AUVs and Automated marine monitoring systems that monitor the state and health of critical marine ecosystems
- Machine Learning tools that rapidly extract and share data from images of coral reefs anywhere in the world to build insights
- Highlighting innovative digital tools such as ReefCloud and ReefScan
Dr. Kameron Christopher
Director, Data Science and Research Services
Australian Institute of Marine Science
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- Addressing existing bias in the tech industry and discussing strategies for fostering an inclusive and equal environment
- Initiatives that promote education, training, and mentorship for women pursuing careers in analytics and data
Panellists:
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How to measure and communicate the value of data literacy within your organisation
- Investing in skills-based workforce to meet the needs of today’s digital age
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
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- Citizen centric approach – delivery focus, while building future capacity
- Finding where the insights lie and focusing analytical effort
- The use of evidence and data-driven decisions in policy decisions and agency improvement efforts
- Thriving in the age of actionable insight
Thomas Ryan
First Assistant Commissioner, Enterprise Transformation Group
Australian Electoral Commission
- More insight, less effort – Building digital architectures to turn information into actionable insights
- Knowing your audience – understanding what you want to say and to who
- Developing an effective process that will ensure quality data visuals
- Understanding what visuals work best for different data types
Graham Pearman
Head of Delivery APAC
Billigence
- How to get build a data and AI literacy program; how to design, implement and embed an ongoing program that is more than a compliance or e-learn but engages and inspires every single person and helps them navigate an environment of rapidly evolving technology and ethics.
- Actual examples of programs – what went well, what didn’t go well, and what you need in place to make this effective
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
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- Exploring the development of a contemporary data governance framework within the ACIC
- Addressing the challenges of developing sound data governance in line with Government and community expectations, in an era of AI and rapidly expanding technology and big data management
Dr. Katie Willis
National Manager Data Analytics
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Josh Griggs
Chief Executive Officer
ACS
- AUVs and Automated marine monitoring systems that monitor the state and health of critical marine ecosystems
- Machine Learning tools that rapidly extract and share data from images of coral reefs anywhere in the world to build insights
- Highlighting innovative digital tools such as ReefCloud and ReefScan
Dr. Kameron Christopher
Director, Data Science and Research Services
Australian Institute of Marine Science
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Present you solutions in just 3-5 minutes!
Rapid Fire Session 1
Rapid Fire Session 2
Rapid Fire Session 3
Rapid Fire Session 4
Rapid Fire Session 5
Rapid Fire Session 6
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Wate
- Aligning your data strategy with your organization’s broader goals and objectives
- Driving business transformation through effective use of data and technology
- Building organisation culture and governance for sustainable outcomes
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Tara Searle
Chief Information Officer
Australian National Audit Office
- Transcending borders with an Integrated Geospatial Infrastructure
- Fostering efficiencies and collaboration for informed decision making across government
- Robust governance for data quality and interoperability to enhance access and use of location data
Megan McCabe
Director of Digital Atlas
Geoscience Australia
- Unleash the potential of integrated data solutions
- Unraveling the strategic advantage; solving the puzzle of data management
- Streamline your approach with – knowledge management and analytics driven by models
- Enhance your progress; seamlessly linking data management, for optimal Influence
Dr Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
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- Addressing existing bias in the tech industry and discussing strategies for fostering an inclusive and equal environment
- Initiatives that promote education, training, and mentorship for women pursuing careers in analytics and data
Moderator:
Jo Talbot
Manager, Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority
Panellists:
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How to measure and communicate the value of data literacy within your organisation
- Investing in skills-based workforce to meet the needs of today’s digital age
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
- Gaining a fresh insight into data security by drawing parallels between uranium and data
- Emphasising the importance of adopting a proactive and strategic approach to protect valuable information assets, and examining the implications of this mindset shift on data governance, compliance, and risk management practices
- Exploring practical applications, such as insights into Rubrik’s recent acquisition of Laminar for Data Protection and Security Management (DPSM), showcasing how innovative solutions are reshaping the data security landscape
- Providing actionable strategies to improve their organisation’s data security stance and harness the full potential of data assets while mitigating associated risks
Ian Morris
ANZ Channel Director
Rubrik
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Shared access to data and information to set and monitor the implementation of efforts to close the gap for Indigenous Australians
- Establishing partnerships to improve collection, access, management and use of data, including identifying improvements to existing data collection and management
- Producing more in-depth data stocktakes and a far greater flow of data from governments to Indigenous organisations and communities
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
- The value of uplifting data literacy capabilities across your organisation
- Tailoring data literacy training program to your unique business context and needs
- Understanding the varying levels of maturity required for different roles – developing personas to support their growth and training
- Embedding data literacy program into BAU
Michelle Teis
Managing Partner
GWI
- Meeting citizen expectations for more transparent, accessible and responsive services
- Breaking down data silos and leveraging the full potential of citizen data
- Developing transparent data practices and gaining stakeholder buy-in
Moderator:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
Panellists:
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
Domenic Brasacchio
Senior Account Manager
Cloudera
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- Citizen centric approach – delivery focus, while building future capacity
- Finding where the insights lie and focusing analytical effort
- The use of evidence and data-driven decisions in policy decisions and agency improvement efforts
- Thriving in the age of actionable insight
Thomas Ryan
First Assistant Commissioner, Enterprise Transformation Group
Australian Electoral Commission
- More insight, less effort – Building digital architectures to turn information into actionable insights
- Knowing your audience – understanding what you want to say and to who
- Developing an effective process that will ensure quality data visuals
- Understanding what visuals work best for different data types
Graham Pearman
Head of Delivery APAC
Billigence
- How to get build a data and AI literacy program; how to design, implement and embed an ongoing program that is more than a compliance or e-learn but engages and inspires every single person and helps them navigate an environment of rapidly evolving technology and ethics.
- Actual examples of programs – what went well, what didn’t go well, and what you need in place to make this effective
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
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Chair:
Natalie Gunn
Data and AI Specialist
IBM Technology
Ima Okonny
Chief Data Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister
Employment and Social Development Canada / Government of Canada
- Outlining the challenges posed by using AI technologies in the delivery of medicine
- Inclusive use of health data including the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and other culturally diverse groups to avoid health inequality
- Minimising healthcare disparity and help to support the healthcare labour shortage
Moderator:
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect, ANZ Public Sector
Elastic
Dr. Holger Kaufmann
Chief Information Officer and Executive Group Manager,Digital Solutions Division
ACT Health Directorate
- Assessing how Gen AI can benefit the greater good, whilst maintaining trust and transparency
- Leveraging your proprietary data to create tailored Gen AI public sector experiences that are both secure and cost-effective
- Operationalising privacy-first Gen AI in real time, at scale, while ensuring transparency, traceability, and auditability
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect
ANZ Public Sector Elastic
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- Exploring the development of a contemporary data governance framework within the ACIC
- Addressing the challenges of developing sound data governance in line with Government and community expectations, in an era of AI and rapidly expanding technology and big data management
Dr. Katie Willis
National Manager Data Analytics
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
- Outlining how lack of the right digital skills is currently costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion each year and could nationally top $16bn by 2030.
- The role of AI forcing businesses to do more to keep up with their employees shifting skills and demands.
- The importance of safe and responsible use of AI to enable industry, government and education sectors evaluate their use cases.
Josh Griggs
Chief Executive Officer
ACS
- AUVs and Automated marine monitoring systems that monitor the state and health of critical marine ecosystems
- Machine Learning tools that rapidly extract and share data from images of coral reefs anywhere in the world to build insights
- Highlighting innovative digital tools such as ReefCloud and ReefScan
Dr. Kameron Christopher
Director, Data Science and Research Services
Australian Institute of Marine Science
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- What are some important considerations when approaching the role and responsibility of a proactive data stewardship, business value, strategy and leadership within our organisations?
- Discussing how effective governance structures ensure data quality, security, and compliance in tandem with IT policies
- How can we continue to improve effective data communication, capabilities collaboration across internal data communities, departments and across government to tackle systemic data challenges?
- Exploring the benefits of having interconnected IT systems that facilitate seamless data flow and accessibility
- Practical examples of successful data-driven decision-making enabled by a cohesive data and IT strategy
Shikha Sharma
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services, SA
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Present you solutions in just 3-5 minutes!
Rapid Fire Session 1
Rapid Fire Session 2
Rapid Fire Session 3
Rapid Fire Session 4
Rapid Fire Session 5
Rapid Fire Session 6
- The geospatial advantage: Revolutionising real-time data sharing and integration for the public sector
- Geospatially enabling your data: Strategies, governance, and innovation for success
Lisa Bush
Branch Head – National Location Information
Geoscience Australia
DAMA Canberra Branch is providing a full day of activity, split into two workshops – one for the morning, and one for the afternoon. Participants can enrol for either one or both workshops, although we recommend the morning workshop, that introduces some core concepts and data management skills, is useful preparation for the afternoon workshop. Organisers: Dr Jonathan Gray and Mr Andrew Smailes
Part 1: “Around the Wheel in Eighty Minutes”
9:00am – 10:30am
Presented by:
Dr. Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
Background: In Jules Verne’s story Around the World in Eighty Days (pub. 1872), Phileas Fogg of London and his valet Passepartout attempt to circumnavigate the world in 80 days. Their plan is to traverse the continents by rail, and to sail the oceans by steamship. Along the way, they have multiple mishaps and adventures, but ultimately succeed. Advances in modern technology have reduced this to around 92 minutes for the International Space Station to orbit the earth.
Tutorial: In this presentation we will take you on a tour around the DAMA DMBOK wheel in approximately 80 minutes. This provides a “high orbit” data literacy experience for the curious or aspiring data professional. For more experienced, practising data professionals, this content and approach will hopefully inspire and assist your own data literacy exploits in the workplace. A key takeaway from this session is a comprehensive slide deck of data literacy material that workshop participants can adapt for their own use.
This workshop presents some of the foundational practices of enterprise data management and is composed two parts:
Part 2: “Data Asset Registration”
11:00am – 12:30pm
Presented by :
Sarah Lauder
Director
Anchoram Consulting
Scenario: The Secretary has been summoned to the House to provide a demonstration to the Minister of the Aus-Wide Assets project. However, after 12 months and $60million, this project, led by Global Multinational Consulting Firm (GMCF), has failed to deliver anything demonstrable. In desperation, the Secretary emails all personnel to see if anybody has something that looks like a bit like the promised Aus-Wide Assets data service and actually works.
Activity: In this hands-on, interactive workshop participants (with assistance from the facilitators) will work together in small groups to build a working solution for the Aus-Wide Assets project. Programming skills are not required, but an aptitude for collaboration, a sense of humour, and a modicum of data literacy would be helpful. A key takeaway from this session is a collection of document templates, process descriptions, data models, and SQL code that participants can use to create their own scalable Data Asset Register.
Workshop A Learning Outcomes
- Understand an integrated approach to data management;
- Develop skills in the development and delivery of data literacy;
- Learn how to design data-driven services that support business outcomes;
- Improve communication skills about data, data products, and data services.
Part 1: “Data as Fundamental Input to Capability (FIC)”
1:30 – 2:30pm
Presented by:
Ms. Lois Wake
Director Data Management and Capability
Department of Defence
Background: When a significant warfighting capability acquisition project kicks-off, the focus of media and public attention is typically on the big new ship, vehicle, or aircraft. Rarely is attention given to the (often mundane) questions of “Do we need a bigger runway?”, “Who’s going to do the maintenance?”, “What additional computing equipment do we need to support it?”. These are essential inputs to the acquisition and sustainment of new capabilities. Increasingly, data and its management, is an essential consideration for a successful project of this kind.
Tutorial: Whether you’re defending Australia’s borders, managing superannuation assets, or processing grant applications, understanding and managing your organisational capabilities, and identifying the role of data in realising these capabilities, should be a core consideration of how to run and improve your business. This deep-dive tutorial has two main objectives:
- Explain what FIC’s are, and how data can be incorporated into a FIC-based approach to capability definition, acquisition, and sustainment;
- Describe the relevance of “Data as a FIC” to all parts of government, and the value it brings to capability management at an individual agency level.
A key takeaway from this session is a comprehensive slide deck on the topic of data and organisational capability development that workshop participants can adapt for their own use.
Part 2: “Chief Data Steward- Thank God You’re Here”
3:00 – 5:00pm
Presented by :
Dr Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
Sarah Lauder
Director
Anchoram Consulting
Mr Andrew Smailes
Enterprise Data Specialist
DAMA Canberra Branch
Scenario: After many months of deliberation, the Executive have agreed to appoint a Chief Data Steward. Their role is to identify and implement a range of data management capability uplift initiatives across the organisation. These initiatives will directly address many of the organisation’s documented failings in data management, and target known problems, such as data governance in particular. These initiatives will deliver immediate uplifts in organisational performance, and they will be sustainable, with no additional increase in BAU expenditure.
Activity: In this interactive role-play workshop, participants will work collaboratively in small groups to identify and develop specific data management uplift initiatives to address the documented failings in this fictional, but realistic, government organisation. The workshop facilitators will assist each group in producing a short presentation for the Chief Data Steward to deliver to the organisation’s Executive. A representative from each group shall play the role of the Chief Data Steward and deliver their group’s presentation. A key takeaway from this session is understanding the complexity of designing and pitching a data management improvement initiative to an Executive audience. Through the role-play exercise, participants can better appreciate what kind of a pitch is more likely to succeed (or not).
Workshop B Learning Outcomes
- Understand the role of data in organisational capability definition and improvement;
- Learn about effective data governance;
- Increase knowledge about, and gain confidence in, developing proposals for organisational improvement initiatives;
- Improve skills in strategic thinking.
Venue: Ostani, Hotel Realm
This exclusive gathering sets the stage for an unforgettable pre- conference experience, welcoming our esteemed speakers, partners
and summit attendees.
This is an excellent opportunity to connect with your peers in an intimate and relaxed setting. Enjoy fine drinks and engaging
conversations as you build valuable connections and set the stage for a memorable pre- conference experience. In addition, this is the
best way to skip the registration queue on the day of the conference and get your badge early.
Warren Daley
Ngunnawal Elder
Permenthri Pillay
Partner, Government and Public Sector and Digital Government
EY Australia
The Hon. Jihad Dib
Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government (NSW)
- Outlining the practical initiatives to ensure tangible results will be achieved towards the Australian government’s vision by 2030
- Transparent and open communication between citizens & stakeholders with the use of new technology
Chris Fechner
Chief Executive Officer
Digital Transformation Agency
- Leading with purpose, values, and objectives to inform and govern data-centric approaches
- Why citizen/business outcomes and considerations should guide actions for meaningful progress
- How aligning with core values improves productivity, competitiveness and community confidence
Permenthri Pillay
Partner, Government and Public Sector and Digital Government
EY Australia
Rajesh Iyer
Technology Consulting, Data & Analytics, AI and Data, Australian Federal Government
EY Australia
- Why top-down policy is essential for enhanced data literacy
- Embedding governance into your organisational culture
- Designing data infrastructure to cultivate a better data-driven culture within your organisation
Moderator:
David Bremstaller
Principal Industry Consultant, Government
SASPannelists:
Imma Chippendale
Executive Director, Data & Performance and Chief Data Officer
Department of Regional NSW
Dr. Paul Robard
Chief Integration Officer
Department of Defence
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Ray Greenwood
Director, Customer Advisory
SAS
The Australian Federal Government Agencies have mandates to make data a first class asset to improve citizen services, uplift data sharing, reduce data breaches and navigate the disruption from constant systems and organisational change.
Many agencies are at various stages of maturity and implementation, but with an average failure rate for these programs at greater than 50%, what lessons can be learned from similar complex agencies globally where business value is being delivered from Data dependent programs? In this talk, Denodo will expand on how their Logical Data Fabric platform has rescued, derisked and increased innovation.
- Global examples of how Government Agencies accelerate and de-risk their data initiative.
- Secure Data Sharing in the Public Sector, lessons from leading Government Agencies in the US and Europe.
Benjamin Henshall
Regional Vice President
Denodo
Minh Nguyen
Regional Director
Denodo
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Water
- The features of a data access system that balances safe and useful data access
- How these are applied in practice in the ABS
- How this data access system has made a difference to the lives of Australians
Michael Smedes
Chief Data Officer
Australian Bureau of Statistics
- Exploring how best practice data governance looks like
- Implementing measures to ensure data accuracy, consistency and reliability
- Eliminating the complexity of data silos by combining file storage, backups and archival data in one platform
Moderator:
Anne Cornish
Chief Executive Officer
Records and Information Management Practitioners Alliance (RIMPA)
Panellists:
Jeremy Spindler
Assistant Director
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Kylie Swan
Director Data Collection & Governance
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Jo Talbot
Manager of Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Chris Gondek
Solutions Engineering Manager
NetApp Australia & New Zealand
- Understanding the risks and prioritising access to the flow of information so decision makers, stakeholders and the community can benefit from data-driven innovation in a secure environment
- Integrating and harnessing insights from structured and unstructured data for better decision making and value creation
- Considering factors such as scalability, compatibility, and long-term sustainability to make informed decisions on your digital transformation journey
Paul Lamb
VP & General Manager
Iron Mountain
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Bringing together de-identified information from different government agencies about Australians with disability and without disability
- Giving a more complete picture of the programs and services people with disability use
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
- Learn how data in motion can better serve citizens whilst ensuring security, and compliance
- Leverage data in real -time to enhance efficiency and maximise productivity
- Understand customer use cases, accessing point in time relevant data to deliver improved customer experiences
James Gollan
Manager, Solutions Engineering, ANZ
Confluent
- How can organisations and governments ensure they use the public data appropriately and ethically for their intended purposes?
- Best practices employed to collect, utilise and manage data appropriately in today’s digital age?
Moderator:
Hrishikesh Desai
Chief Data Strategist
Australian Energy Regulator
Panellists:
The Hon Gabrielle Williams MP
Minister for Government Services,
Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Public and Active Transport (VIC)
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
Philip Wise
Director of Data Improvement and Analysis
Safe Work Australia
Evan Hodge
Director
IBT
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Chair:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
- The advent of AI and next generation technologies can now address traditional barriers in government digital transformation projects and assist in innovation
- Generative AI, delivered responsibly, has the power to usher in a new era of Government services from efficiencies in digital labour to improved citizen support
- Learn how IBM is enabling these innovations in public sectors across the globe today
Kieran Hagan
Data & AI Segment Leader
IBM
Lieutenant Colonel Adam J Hepworth, PhD
Technical Director Artificial Intelligence
- Discover how advancements in AI maturity revolutionize our interaction with technology, empowering seamless and intuitive interfaces for heightened efficiency and user satisfaction
- Understanding the critical role of training Large Language Models (LLMs) with secure government data, ensuring robust protection against breaches and unauthorised access
- Learn strategies for maintaining the security of sensitive government data, safeguarding against cyber threats and unauthorised breaches to preserve data integrity and confidentiality
- Exploring how AI enables the extraction of deeper insights from private data within seconds, facilitating rapid decision-making and informed policy formulation for improved governance outcomes
Leon Czechowicz
Federal Government Engineering Lead, ANZ
Snowflake
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This short one hour workshop will introduce all the ingredients required to design highly effective and measurable policy change and proposals, and subsequently to monitor for the impact (intended and unintended) to drive strategic decision making and policy optimisation over time. Pia will present an end to end approach to policy management, including the necessary policy infrastructure as a reference architecture, and will work through practical examples with participants.
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
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- How do we know what data sets are available, and that these are understood and used efficiently?
- How do we boost the discovery, negotiation and access to organisational data in a safe and efficient way?
- What are the steps to enabling greater collaboration, information sharing, and data literacy between business units?
Samuel Spencer
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
- Examining mechanisms for a secured data sharing and collaboration among government agencies
- Ensure your workforce has the skills and tools it needs to ethically leverage data to support the public good
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How can a data strategy help me?
- Why is data governance so important?
- Who should take responsibility?
Kristy Van Putten
Senior Director – Directorate Data Officer
ACT Government
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In this era of unprecedented possibilities, governments stand at the threshold of transformative change, armed with the tools, strategies, and collaborative mindset to help propel them into a future where 10X improvements are not just aspirational but achievable realities. This presentation will provide insights on:
- The eight trends transforming government in 2024 delivering upwards of 10x improvements across operational efficiency, customer experience and mission outcomes.
- The role of data and AI in driving quantum leaps in public sector performance and transformation
- Practical learnings from global case studies and real-life examples on how these trends are transforming government
Joana Valente
Partner Consulting
Deloitte
- Business data challenges and opportunities
- Indigenous data management and governance
- Change management through multi-faceted reforms
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
- Development of wellbeing frameworks
- Measurement of wellbeing at an individual and cohort level
- The challenges of measuring whole of person wellbeing
- Program evaluation through a wellbeing lens
- Use of whole of government data
Kayla Jordan
Assistant Secretary, Data and Analytics Branch
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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- NLP use cases: Exploring practical applications in government and AGD settings
- Data scalability: Addressing the challenges of vast governmental data
- Real-time processing:
Techniques for immediate
insights and feedback - Legacy integration: Seamlessly blending NLP with older IT systems
- Domain-specific adjustments: Fine-tuning models to fit government-specific term
- Diverse data source
optimisation: Adapting NLP for varied input types. - System reliability: Implementing robust systems for consistent performance
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
- Where is AI on your
transformation roadmap? - Optimising processes to become more efficient and productive
- Legal framework that you must comply and report in with AI?
Moderator:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
Panellists:
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Dr Mahendra
Samarawickrama
Director
Global AI Ethics Institute
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- How do we know what data sets are available, and that these are understood and used efficiently?
- How do we boost the discovery, negotiation and access to organisational data in a safe and efficient way?
- What are the steps to enabling greater collaboration, information sharing, and data literacy between business units?
Samuel Spencer
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
- Examining mechanisms for a secured data sharing and collaboration among government agencies
- Ensure your workforce has the skills and tools it needs to ethically leverage data to support the public good
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How can a data strategy help me?
- Why is data governance so important?
- Who should take responsibility?
Kristy Van Putten
Senior Director – Directorate Data Officer
ACT Government
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Joana Valente
Partner Consulting
Deloitte
- Business data challenges and opportunities
- Indigenous data management and governance
- Change management through multi-faceted reforms
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
- Development of wellbeing frameworks
- Measurement of wellbeing at an individual and cohort level
- The challenges of measuring whole of person wellbeing
- Program evaluation through a wellbeing lens
- Use of whole of government data
Kayla Jordan
Assistant Secretary, Data and Analytics Branch
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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- NLP use cases: Exploring practical applications in government and AGD settings
- Data scalability: Addressing the challenges of vast governmental data
- Real-time processing:
Techniques for immediate
insights and feedback - Legacy integration: Seamlessly blending NLP with older IT systems
- Domain-specific adjustments: Fine-tuning models to fit government-specific term
- Diverse data source
optimisation: Adapting NLP for varied input types. - System reliability: Implementing robust systems for consistent performance
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
- Where is AI on your
transformation roadmap? - Optimising processes to become more efficient and productive
- Legal framework that you must comply and report in with AI?
Panellists:
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Dr Mahendra
Samarawickrama
Director
Global AI Ethics Institute
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Join us for an immersive one-hour interactive World Cafe session, available to a limited group of 30 attendees. To secure your spot, please make sure to pre-register before the Summit.
Delve into three dynamic 15-minute discussions each topic within this one-hour session. You’ll have the chance to brainstorm and exchange ideas with fellow industry peers, with all three topics presented during the session. Following each discussion, individuals or groups will have the opportunity to step forward and share their pivotal insights with the entire group. It’s an enriching opportunity to engage, collaborate, and unlock fresh perspectives.
These lively discussions offer diverse concepts, expanding learning. Facilitated by industry experts, these talks encourage reflecting on personal experiences.
Key discussion points:
- What is reference data, where does it come from, and why does it matter?
- The role of reference data in representing business structure and data needs
- Reference data management for system integrity and data quality
- Getting started with an enterprise approach
Key discussion points:
- You can’t do analytics on data you can’t find, and you can’t govern what you don’t understand” – so how do you find and understand?
- Discovery is a broad class of services
- Managing metadata both prescriptively and descriptively
- Tools for defining data, and tools for harvesting metadata
- Hints, tips, and gotchas for practical data discovery
Key discussion points:
- Why is data shared?
- Dependency of data sharing on effective data discovery
- Consolidated data versus distributed data
- Mechanisms and frameworks for the management of sharing
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Water
- The features of a data access system that balances safe and useful data access
- How these are applied in practice in the ABS
- How this data access system has made a difference to the lives of Australians
Michael Smedes
Chief Data Officer
Australian Bureau of Statistics
- Exploring how best practice data governance looks like
- Implementing measures to ensure data accuracy, consistency and reliability
- Eliminating the complexity of data silos by combining file storage, backups and archival data in one platform
Moderator:
Anne Cornish
Chief Executive Officer
Records and Information Management Practitioners Alliance (RIMPA)
Panellists:
Jeremy Spindler
Assistant Director
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
Kylie Swan
Director Data Collection & Governance
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Jo Talbot
Manager of Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Chris Gondek
Solutions Engineering Manager
NetApp Australia & New Zealand
- Understanding the risks and prioritising access to the flow of information so decision makers, stakeholders and the community can benefit from data-driven innovation in a secure environment
- Integrating and harnessing insights from structured and unstructured data for better decision making and value creation
- Considering factors such as scalability, compatibility, and long-term sustainability to make informed decisions on your digital transformation journey
Paul Lamb
VP & General Manager
Iron Mountain
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- How do we know what data sets are available, and that these are understood and used efficiently?
- How do we boost the discovery, negotiation and access to organisational data in a safe and efficient way?
- What are the steps to enabling greater collaboration, information sharing, and data literacy between business units?
Samuel Spencer
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
- Examining mechanisms for a secured data sharing and collaboration among government agencies
- Ensure your workforce has the skills and tools it needs to ethically leverage data to support the public good
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How can a data strategy help me?
- Why is data governance so important?
- Who should take responsibility?
Kristy Van Putten
Senior Director – Directorate Data Officer
ACT Government
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Bringing together de-identified information from different government agencies about Australians with disability and without disability
- Giving a more complete picture of the programs and services people with disability use
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
- Learn how data in motion can better serve citizens whilst ensuring security, and compliance
- Leverage data in real -time to enhance efficiency and maximise productivity
- Understand customer use cases, accessing point in time relevant data to deliver improved customer experiences
James Gollan
Manager, Solutions Engineering, ANZ
Confluent
- How can organisations and governments ensure they use the public data appropriately and ethically for their intended purposes?
- Best practices employed to collect, utilise and manage data appropriately in today’s digital age?
Moderator:
Hrishikesh Desai
Chief Data Strategist
Australian Energy Regulator
Panellists:
The Hon Gabrielle Williams MP
Minister for Government Services,
Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Public and Active Transport (VIC)
Gemma Van Halderen PSM
Group Manager, Data and Evaluation (Chief Data Officer)
Department of Social Services
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
Philip Wise
Director of Data Improvement and Analysis
Safe Work Australia
Evan Hodge
Director
IBT
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In this era of unprecedented possibilities, governments stand at the threshold of transformative change, armed with the tools, strategies, and collaborative mindset to help propel them into a future where 10X improvements are not just aspirational but achievable realities. This presentation will provide insights on:
- The eight trends transforming government in 2024 delivering upwards of 10x improvements across operational efficiency, customer experience and mission outcomes.
- The role of data and AI in driving quantum leaps in public sector performance and transformation
- Practical learnings from global case studies and real-life examples on how these trends are transforming government
Joana Valente
Partner Consulting
Deloitte
- Business data challenges and opportunities
- Indigenous data management and governance
- Change management through multi-faceted reforms
Dr. Jasmine Glover
Director, ACT Heritage System Reforms
ACT Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate
- Development of wellbeing frameworks
- Measurement of wellbeing at an individual and cohort level
- The challenges of measuring whole of person wellbeing
- Program evaluation through a wellbeing lens
- Use of whole of government data
Kaylan Jordan
Assistant Secretary, Data and Analytics Branch
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
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Chair:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
- The advent of AI and next generation technologies can now address traditional barriers in government digital transformation projects and assist in innovation
- Generative AI, delivered responsibly, has the power to usher in a new era of Government services from efficiencies in digital labour to improved citizen support
- Learn how IBM is enabling these innovations in public sectors across the globe today
Kieran Hagan
Data & AI Segment Leader
IBM
Lieutenant Colonel Adam J Hepworth, PhD
Technical Director Artificial Intelligence
- Discover how advancements in AI maturity revolutionize our interaction with technology, empowering seamless and intuitive interfaces for heightened efficiency and user satisfaction
- Understanding the critical role of training Large Language Models (LLMs) with secure government data, ensuring robust protection against breaches and unauthorised access
- Learn strategies for maintaining the security of sensitive government data, safeguarding against cyber threats and unauthorised breaches to preserve data integrity and confidentialit
- Exploring how AI enables the extraction of deeper insights from private data within seconds, facilitating rapid decision-making and informed policy formulation for improved governance outcomes
Leon Czechowicz
Federal Government Engineering Lead, ANZ
Snowflake
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- NLP use cases: Exploring practical applications in government and AGD settings
- Data scalability: Addressing the challenges of vast governmental data
- Real-time processing:
Techniques for immediate
insights and feedback - Legacy integration: Seamlessly blending NLP with older IT systems
- Domain-specific adjustments: Fine-tuning models to fit government-specific term
- Diverse data source
optimisation: Adapting NLP for varied input types. - System reliability: Implementing robust systems for consistent performance
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General
Department
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
- Where is AI on your transformation roadmap?
- Optimising processes to become more efficient and productive
- Legal framework that you must comply and report in with AI?
Moderator:
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
Panellists:
Liming Zhu
Research Director, Software and Computational Systems
DATA61 | CSIRO
Matthew Altenburg
Data Scientist/AI Specialist
Attorney General Department
Dr. Mahendra Samarawickram
Director
Global AI Ethics Institute
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This short one hour workshop will introduce all the ingredients required to design highly effective and measurable policy change and proposals, and subsequently to monitor for the impact (intended and unintended) to drive strategic decision making and policy optimisation over time. Pia will present an end to end approach to policy management, including the necessary policy infrastructure as a reference architecture, and will work through practical examples with participants.
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
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Join us for an immersive one-hour interactive World Cafe session, available to a limited group of 30 attendees. To secure your spot, please make sure to pre-register before the Summit.
Delve into three dynamic 15-minute discussions each topic within this one-hour session. You’ll have the chance to brainstorm and exchange ideas with fellow industry peers, with all three topics presented during the session. Following each discussion, individuals or groups will have the opportunity to step forward and share their pivotal insights with the entire group. It’s an enriching opportunity to engage, collaborate, and unlock fresh perspectives.
These lively discussions offer diverse concepts, expanding learning. Facilitated by industry experts, these talks encourage reflecting on personal experiences.
Key discussion points:
- What is reference data, where does it come from, and why does it matter?
- The role of reference data in representing business structure and data needs
- Reference data management for system integrity and data quality
- Getting started with an enterprise approach
Key discussion points:
- You can’t do analytics on data you can’t find, and you can’t govern what you don’t understand” – so how do you find and understand?
- Discovery is a broad class of services
- Managing metadata both prescriptively and descriptively
- Tools for defining data, and tools for harvesting metadata
- Hints, tips, and gotchas for practical data discovery
Key discussion points:
- Why is data shared?
- Dependency of data sharing on effective data discovery
- Consolidated data versus distributed data
- Mechanisms and frameworks for the management of sharing
Markus Zirn
Chief Strategy Officer
Workato
- Improving and maintaining data quality and the reliability of the public data
- Providing a structured approach to managing and utilising the vast amount of data that government agencies deal with to enable them to make more informed decisions and deliver more efficient and effective public services
- How can we align operations to provide a coherent and connected public services?
Mark Sowden
Chief Executive and Government Statistician
Tatauranga Aotearoa Statistics New Zealand
- Delivering AI and analytics at scale to meet community expectations for service delivery and the government’s data and digital agenda
- Compare and contrast demand and potential for D&A (including AI) in government to supply of D&A capability across the APS
- Strategies to address the imbalance and provide a call to action for APS leaders
Moderator:
Samuel Spencer
CEO & Chief Information Security Officer
Aristotle Metadata
Marek Rucinski
Deputy Commissioner – Head of Smarter Data Program
Australian Taxation Office
Join us at the end of the day for cocktails, canapes and the opportunity to network with your peers, speakers and sponsors.
All attendees are invited to the Networking Dinner from 7 pm onwards at The Boat House, Canberra. Please note, that the Networking Dinner is not included in your conference registration fee. Don’t forget to include it as your add-on while completing your registration online.
Benjamin Henshall
Regional Vice President
Denodo
The Hon. Andrew Leigh
Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury, Assistant Minister for Employment
Department of Competition, Charities and Treasury, and Department of Employment
- Leveraging data in government to enhance business and citizen outcomes
- Improving data quality to strengthen government capabilities
Gayle Milnes
National Data Commissioner
Office of the National Data Commissioner
- How can governments protect and better use the public data in this digital age?
- Implementing preventative strategies to safeguard government data from evolving cyber risks
Moderator:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Water
Karthik Murugan
Data Leader, Public Sector
Amazon Web Services
Paul John Bellas
Lieutenant Colonel, Analytics Senior Product Manager
Department of Defence
Moderator:
Rohan Samaraweera
Senior Director, Data Science Branch
Department of Home Affairs
1. Is data really a profession?
• What defines a professional?
• What are the competencies and how to train in them?
The Hon. Victor Dominello
Co-Founder
ServiceGen
2. Where does AI fit into the wheel?
- Is AI a separate practice to other data management practices?
- How do practitioners blend AI into their professional services?
Ian Opperman
Co-Founder
ServiceGen
- Breaking down data silos: Maximizing insights and efficiency through representing entities from multiple sources.
- Efficient cross-domain development: unleashing insights and streamlining deployment with integrated entity representation
Benjamin Lamont
Manager Technology Strategy and Data
Australian Federal Police
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Wate
- Aligning your data strategy with your organization’s broader goals and objectives
- Driving business transformation through effective use of data and technology
- Building organisation culture and governance for sustainable outcomes
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Tara Searle
Chief Information Officer
Australian National Audit Office
- Transcending borders with an Integrated Geospatial Infrastructure
- Fostering efficiencies and collaboration for informed decision making across government
- Robust governance for data quality and interoperability to enhance access and use of location data
Megan McCabe
Director of Digital Atlas
Geoscience Australia
- Unleash the potential of integrated data solutions
- Unraveling the strategic advantage; solving the puzzle of data management
- Streamline your approach with – knowledge management and analytics driven by models
- Enhance your progress; seamlessly linking data management, for optimal Influence
Dr Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Shared access to data and information to set and monitor the implementation of efforts to close the gap for Indigenous Australians
- Establishing partnerships to improve collection, access, management and use of data, including identifying improvements to existing data collection and management
- Producing more in-depth data stocktakes and a far greater flow of data from governments to Indigenous organisations and communities
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
- The value of uplifting data literacy capabilities across your organisation
- Tailoring data literacy training program to your unique business context and needs
- Understanding the varying levels of maturity required for different roles – developing personas to support their growth and training
- Embedding data literacy program into BAU
Michelle Teis
Managing Partner
GWI
- Meeting citizen expectations for more transparent, accessible and responsive services
- Breaking down data silos and leveraging the full potential of citizen data
- Developing transparent data practices and gaining stakeholder buy-in
Moderator:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
Panellists:
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
Domenic Brasacchio
Senior Account Manager
Cloudera
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Chair:
Natalie Gunn
Data and AI Specialist
IBM Technology
Ima Okonny
Chief Data Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister
Employment and Social Development Canada / Government of Canada
- Outlining the challenges posed by using AI technologies in the delivery of medicine
- Inclusive use of health data including the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and other culturally diverse groups to avoid health inequality
- Minimising healthcare disparity and help to support the healthcare labour shortage
Moderator:
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect, ANZ Public Sector
Elastic
Dr. Holger Kaufmann
Chief Information Officer and Executive Group Manager,Digital Solutions Division
ACT Health Directorate
- Assessing how Gen AI can benefit the greater good, whilst maintaining trust and transparency
- Leveraging your proprietary data to create tailored Gen AI public sector experiences that are both secure and cost-effective
- Operationalising privacy-first Gen AI in real time, at scale, while ensuring transparency, traceability, and auditability
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect, ANZ Public Sector
Elastic
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- What are some important considerations when approaching the role and responsibility of a proactive data stewardship, business value, strategy and leadership within our organisations?
- Discussing how effective governance structures ensure data quality, security, and compliance in tandem with IT policies
- How can we continue to improve effective data communication, capabilities collaboration across internal data communities, departments and across government to tackle systemic data challenges?
- Exploring the benefits of having interconnected IT systems that facilitate seamless data flow and accessibility
- Practical examples of successful data-driven decision-making enabled by a cohesive data and IT strategy
Shikha Sharma
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services, SA
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- Addressing existing bias in the tech industry and discussing strategies for fostering an inclusive and equal environment
- Initiatives that promote education, training, and mentorship for women pursuing careers in analytics and data
Moderator:
Jo Talbot
Manager, Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Panellists:
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How to measure and communicate the value of data literacy within your organisation
- Investing in skills-based workforce to meet the needs of today’s digital age
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
- Gaining a fresh insight into data security by drawing parallels between uranium and data
- Emphasising the importance of adopting a proactive and strategic approach to protect valuable information assets, and examining the implications of this mindset shift on data governance, compliance, and risk management practices
- Exploring practical applications, such as insights into Rubrik’s recent acquisition of Laminar for Data Protection and Security Management (DPSM), showcasing how innovative solutions are reshaping the data security landscape
- Providing actionable strategies to improve their organisation’s data security stance and harness the full potential of data assets while mitigating associated risks
Ian Morris
ANZ Channel Director
Rubrik
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- Citizen centric approach – delivery focus, while building future capacity
- Finding where the insights lie and focusing analytical effort
- The use of evidence and data-driven decisions in policy decisions and agency improvement efforts
- Thriving in the age of actionable insight
Thomas Ryan
First Assistant Commissioner, Enterprise Transformation Group
Australian Electoral Commission
- More insight, less effort – Building digital architectures to turn information into actionable insights
- Knowing your audience – understanding what you want to say and to who
- Developing an effective process that will ensure quality data visuals
- Understanding what visuals work best for different data types
Graham Pearman
Head of Delivery APAC
Billigence
- How to get build a data and AI literacy program; how to design, implement and embed an ongoing program that is more than a compliance or e-learn but engages and inspires every single person and helps them navigate an environment of rapidly evolving technology and ethics.
- Actual examples of programs – what went well, what didn’t go well, and what you need in place to make this effective
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
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- Exploring the development of a contemporary data governance framework within the ACIC
- Addressing the challenges of developing sound data governance in line with Government and community expectations, in an era of AI and rapidly expanding technology and big data management
Dr. Katie Willis
National Manager Data Analytics
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
- Outlining how lack of the right digital skills is currently costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion each year and could nationally top $16bn by 2030.
- The role of AI forcing businesses to do more to keep up with their employees shifting skills and demands.
- The importance of safe and responsible use of AI to enable industry, government and education sectors evaluate their use cases.
Josh Griggs
Chief Executive Officer
ACS
- AUVs and Automated marine monitoring systems that monitor the state and health of critical marine ecosystems
- Machine Learning tools that rapidly extract and share data from images of coral reefs anywhere in the world to build insights
- Highlighting innovative digital tools such as ReefCloud and ReefScan
Dr. Kameron Christopher
Director, Data Science and Research Services
Australian Institute of Marine Science
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- Addressing existing bias in the tech industry and discussing strategies for fostering an inclusive and equal environment
- Initiatives that promote education, training, and mentorship for women pursuing careers in analytics and data
Panellists:
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How to measure and communicate the value of data literacy within your organisation
- Investing in skills-based workforce to meet the needs of today’s digital age
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
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- Citizen centric approach – delivery focus, while building future capacity
- Finding where the insights lie and focusing analytical effort
- The use of evidence and data-driven decisions in policy decisions and agency improvement efforts
- Thriving in the age of actionable insight
Thomas Ryan
First Assistant Commissioner, Enterprise Transformation Group
Australian Electoral Commission
- More insight, less effort – Building digital architectures to turn information into actionable insights
- Knowing your audience – understanding what you want to say and to who
- Developing an effective process that will ensure quality data visuals
- Understanding what visuals work best for different data types
Graham Pearman
Head of Delivery APAC
Billigence
- How to get build a data and AI literacy program; how to design, implement and embed an ongoing program that is more than a compliance or e-learn but engages and inspires every single person and helps them navigate an environment of rapidly evolving technology and ethics.
- Actual examples of programs – what went well, what didn’t go well, and what you need in place to make this effective
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
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- Exploring the development of a contemporary data governance framework within the ACIC
- Addressing the challenges of developing sound data governance in line with Government and community expectations, in an era of AI and rapidly expanding technology and big data management
Dr. Katie Willis
National Manager Data Analytics
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
Josh Griggs
Chief Executive Officer
ACS
- AUVs and Automated marine monitoring systems that monitor the state and health of critical marine ecosystems
- Machine Learning tools that rapidly extract and share data from images of coral reefs anywhere in the world to build insights
- Highlighting innovative digital tools such as ReefCloud and ReefScan
Dr. Kameron Christopher
Director, Data Science and Research Services
Australian Institute of Marine Science
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Present you solutions in just 3-5 minutes!
Rapid Fire Session 1
Rapid Fire Session 2
Rapid Fire Session 3
Rapid Fire Session 4
Rapid Fire Session 5
Rapid Fire Session 6
Stream A
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Chair:
Olga Lysenko
Director Enterprise Data Strategy & Governance
Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and the Wate
- Aligning your data strategy with your organization’s broader goals and objectives
- Driving business transformation through effective use of data and technology
- Building organisation culture and governance for sustainable outcomes
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Tara Searle
Chief Information Officer
Australian National Audit Office
- Transcending borders with an Integrated Geospatial Infrastructure
- Fostering efficiencies and collaboration for informed decision making across government
- Robust governance for data quality and interoperability to enhance access and use of location data
Megan McCabe
Director of Digital Atlas
Geoscience Australia
- Unleash the potential of integrated data solutions
- Unraveling the strategic advantage; solving the puzzle of data management
- Streamline your approach with – knowledge management and analytics driven by models
- Enhance your progress; seamlessly linking data management, for optimal Influence
Dr Jonathan Gray
Lead Partner
Anchoram Consulting
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- Addressing existing bias in the tech industry and discussing strategies for fostering an inclusive and equal environment
- Initiatives that promote education, training, and mentorship for women pursuing careers in analytics and data
Moderator:
Jo Talbot
Manager, Data Governance
Australian Communications and Media Authority
Panellists:
Pia Andrews
Chief Data Officer
Department of Home Affairs
Xiaoyan Lu
Executive Director, System Assurance and Data Analytics Group
Australian National Audit Office
Kate Zubrinich
Manager – Data & Analytics
Local Government Association of Queensland
- How to measure and communicate the value of data literacy within your organisation
- Investing in skills-based workforce to meet the needs of today’s digital age
Jenny Humphrys
Chief Data Officer
Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
- Gaining a fresh insight into data security by drawing parallels between uranium and data
- Emphasising the importance of adopting a proactive and strategic approach to protect valuable information assets, and examining the implications of this mindset shift on data governance, compliance, and risk management practices
- Exploring practical applications, such as insights into Rubrik’s recent acquisition of Laminar for Data Protection and Security Management (DPSM), showcasing how innovative solutions are reshaping the data security landscape
- Providing actionable strategies to improve their organisation’s data security stance and harness the full potential of data assets while mitigating associated risks
Ian Morris
ANZ Channel Director
Rubrik
Stream B
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Chair:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
- Shared access to data and information to set and monitor the implementation of efforts to close the gap for Indigenous Australians
- Establishing partnerships to improve collection, access, management and use of data, including identifying improvements to existing data collection and management
- Producing more in-depth data stocktakes and a far greater flow of data from governments to Indigenous organisations and communities
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
- The value of uplifting data literacy capabilities across your organisation
- Tailoring data literacy training program to your unique business context and needs
- Understanding the varying levels of maturity required for different roles – developing personas to support their growth and training
- Embedding data literacy program into BAU
Michelle Teis
Managing Partner
GWI
- Meeting citizen expectations for more transparent, accessible and responsive services
- Breaking down data silos and leveraging the full potential of citizen data
- Developing transparent data practices and gaining stakeholder buy-in
Moderator:
Liz Daykin
Manager, Data Office
Australian Retirement Trust
Panellists:
Nattlie Smith (Wiradjuri)
Branch Manager Strategic Insights
National Indigenous Australians Agency
Domenic Brasacchio
Senior Account Manager
Cloudera
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- Citizen centric approach – delivery focus, while building future capacity
- Finding where the insights lie and focusing analytical effort
- The use of evidence and data-driven decisions in policy decisions and agency improvement efforts
- Thriving in the age of actionable insight
Thomas Ryan
First Assistant Commissioner, Enterprise Transformation Group
Australian Electoral Commission
- More insight, less effort – Building digital architectures to turn information into actionable insights
- Knowing your audience – understanding what you want to say and to who
- Developing an effective process that will ensure quality data visuals
- Understanding what visuals work best for different data types
Graham Pearman
Head of Delivery APAC
Billigence
- How to get build a data and AI literacy program; how to design, implement and embed an ongoing program that is more than a compliance or e-learn but engages and inspires every single person and helps them navigate an environment of rapidly evolving technology and ethics.
- Actual examples of programs – what went well, what didn’t go well, and what you need in place to make this effective
Michaela Shea
Head of Data Strategy and Engagement
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank
Stream C
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Chair:
Natalie Gunn
Data and AI Specialist
IBM Technology
Ima Okonny
Chief Data Officer and Assistant Deputy Minister
Employment and Social Development Canada / Government of Canada
- Outlining the challenges posed by using AI technologies in the delivery of medicine
- Inclusive use of health data including the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and other culturally diverse groups to avoid health inequality
- Minimising healthcare disparity and help to support the healthcare labour shortage
Moderator:
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect, ANZ Public Sector
Elastic
Dr. Holger Kaufmann
Chief Information Officer and Executive Group Manager,Digital Solutions Division
ACT Health Directorate
- Assessing how Gen AI can benefit the greater good, whilst maintaining trust and transparency
- Leveraging your proprietary data to create tailored Gen AI public sector experiences that are both secure and cost-effective
- Operationalising privacy-first Gen AI in real time, at scale, while ensuring transparency, traceability, and auditability
Grant Patterson
Principal Solutions Architect
ANZ Public Sector Elastic
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- Exploring the development of a contemporary data governance framework within the ACIC
- Addressing the challenges of developing sound data governance in line with Government and community expectations, in an era of AI and rapidly expanding technology and big data management
Dr. Katie Willis
National Manager Data Analytics
Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission
- Outlining how lack of the right digital skills is currently costing Australian businesses $3.1 billion each year and could nationally top $16bn by 2030.
- The role of AI forcing businesses to do more to keep up with their employees shifting skills and demands.
- The importance of safe and responsible use of AI to enable industry, government and education sectors evaluate their use cases.
Josh Griggs
Chief Executive Officer
ACS
- AUVs and Automated marine monitoring systems that monitor the state and health of critical marine ecosystems
- Machine Learning tools that rapidly extract and share data from images of coral reefs anywhere in the world to build insights
- Highlighting innovative digital tools such as ReefCloud and ReefScan
Dr. Kameron Christopher
Director, Data Science and Research Services
Australian Institute of Marine Science
Stream D
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- What are some important considerations when approaching the role and responsibility of a proactive data stewardship, business value, strategy and leadership within our organisations?
- Discussing how effective governance structures ensure data quality, security, and compliance in tandem with IT policies
- How can we continue to improve effective data communication, capabilities collaboration across internal data communities, departments and across government to tackle systemic data challenges?
- Exploring the benefits of having interconnected IT systems that facilitate seamless data flow and accessibility
- Practical examples of successful data-driven decision-making enabled by a cohesive data and IT strategy
Shikha Sharma
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services, SA
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Present you solutions in just 3-5 minutes!
Rapid Fire Session 1
Rapid Fire Session 2
Rapid Fire Session 3
Rapid Fire Session 4
Rapid Fire Session 5
Rapid Fire Session 6
- The geospatial advantage: Revolutionising real-time data sharing and integration for the public sector
- Geospatially enabling your data: Strategies, governance, and innovation for success
Lisa Bush
Branch Head – National Location Information
Geoscience Australia
Tickets
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Conference + 2 workshop
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