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Accelerating Data & Automation Transformation in the Public Service

Part of the Data Management & Analytics National Insights Series

Wednesday, 30 March 2022 | 11am – 1:10pm AEDT | Online

Event Overview

Cutting through Complexity to Deliver Clarity for Actionable Insights


With year-on-year increases in Australian government investment in AI, emerging technology, and ethics rising to improve responsiveness and resilience of public services, new opportunities emerge to continue building national analytical capabilities, enhance decision-making, and scale operational agility.

 

How can we leverage and maintain the increasing digital mandates, skills, modernise applications, and whole-of-government procurement agreements to create clean, quality, and valuable data and outcomes for the public?

 

Join us at the complimentary Data Management and Analytics National Insights Virtual Event, to benchmark with peers, open fresh perspectives and continue contributing to the realisation of the national potential of data for a better public service and learn something new whether you are currently data-aware and heading toward proficiency in BI tracking, or already gaining momentum with data-driven decision making, ready to scale.

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Benefits of Attending

Discover new case studies on the shared challenges such as navigating change, competing priorities siloed culture and practices

Hear practical examples of simplifying the complex, finding deeper meanings, and unleashing the potential of data from your public sector peers leading in AI and automation

Contribute to conversations toward shared cross-governmental collaboration, challenges, and opportunities

Discuss strategies on how to leverage the foundation of automation into more complex predictive algorithms

A Sneak Peek Of Your Inspiring Speakers

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Sven Bluemmel
Information Commissioner
Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner

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Dr. Kate Harrington, Phd
Head of Strategic Digital Initiatives
Government Chief Information & Digital Office, Digital NSW

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Darren Mottolini
Digital Programme Lead
Public Transport Authority

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Linda South
Executive Director Corporate / CFO
Courts Admin Authority

Key Sessions

A Data Visualisation JourneyDecoupling from Siloed LegacyAligning Data Ethics and PracticesThe Art and Science of AI in GovernmentResponsible Data Sharing Practices

A Data Visualisation Journey from Complexity to Clarity

  • Improving decision making for operational efficiency and strategic effectiveness
  • Effective narratives and simplified communication for increased internal alignment, public transparency, and trust

Decoupling from Siloed Legacy to Business-Value-Driven Approach

  • Modern and Resilient Architecture & Data Stack, ELT, and Cloud
  • Data consistency, access, quality, speed, integration & interoperability
  • Agile practices and workplace culture
  • Collaboration and partnerships as a leadership practice

Skilled, Literate, and Capable

  • What do a capable data workforce and culture need from leadership and governance?
  • The design principles to standards, regulations, protocols, and frameworks across a robust data system
  • Aligning ethics and practices relating to data collection, management, and use
  • What are the signs and steps for successful leadership & culture when balancing change, transformation, and data-literacy and upskilling?

The Art and Science of AI in Government

  • Incorporating AI and automation as part of the larger organisational and business strategy
  • Leveraging the foundation of automation into more complex predictive algorithms
  • Designing ethical and responsible algorithms, recourse mechanisms & risk management systems
  • How to approach staff training, dissolve stigma, and raise awareness?

Responsible Data Sharing in Practice for a More Connected, Innovative, & Impactful Public Service

  • What are the benefits and risks of democratising data for public sector institutions?
  • How can we define our purposes and intentions for valid and valuable open government data sharing, social impact, inclusion, and the public good
  • How can we learn from the private sector, our cross-industry, and global peers on the security, privacy, and governance of citizen data?
  • What approaches can we take to enable secure, lawful, and ethical intergovernmental data sharing and collaboration to overcome interdisciplinary and national challenges?

Your Registration

Virtual Presentations

Hear from public sector leaders about the latest trends and explore how to instantly apply these insights and gaining unique perspectives

Interactivity

An opportunity to engage with the inspiring speaker panel and peers in the live Q&A and polling to discover answers to shared challenges

Leading Technology Solutions

Hear  from leading solutions providers in the government space as they explore key technologies to improve citizen services

On-Demand

Receive on-demand access to session content on the complimentary Public Sector Network social learning platform

What Your Peers Had to Say

“A valuable source of ideas and methods used that could be applied across different agencies.”
Department of Justice

“Interesting to see how other government agencies are dealing with their data platforms. A valuable source of ideas and methods used that could be applied across different agencies”
Transport and Main Roads, Maritime Safety Queensland

“The experience was positive and valuable and was great to hear what others are doing and problems they are having.”
Transport Safety Victoria


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