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27 - 28 February, 2019 Canberra

65 Northbourne Ave, Canberra ACT 2601

Why this event?

We believe that when you unlock the full potential of data, you create a more effective Australian Public Service.

Your role is vital to improving policy and service delivery, making evidence-based decisions and strengthening our digital economy.

You can only achieve this if the data capabilities of your entire organisation are strong, standardised and resilient to privacy breaches. You can achieve this with the skills for effective data management and security.

That’s why we’ve created Data Management and Security for Government 2019. So you can hear from Australia’s data experts to develop concreate strategies that will improve data effectiveness.

Key Speakers

Phillip Gould

Assistant Secretary

Office of the National Data Commissioner

Neil McIvor

Chief Data Officer and Chief Statistician

Department of Education UK

Rochelle Thorne

Executive Director, Technology

Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

Ric Clarke

Director Emerging Data and Methods

Australian Bureau of Statistics

Agenda

Day One : Speaker Sessions : 27th February

Day Two: Speaker Sessions: 28th February

27 - 28 February, 2019 Canberra

65 Northbourne Ave, Canberra ACT 2601

Day One : Speaker Sessions : 27th February

09:00 National Data Commissioner update: Driving greater use of data while building trust

• Promoting greater use of data and co-operation throughout multiple agencies
• Incorporating ethical data use throughout your department
• How is government data usage evolving?

09:50 Establishing leading practice around data: protocols and frameworks for safer data use

• Understanding the legal, regulatory and governance environment your organisation operates in
• Managing Data as a corporate asset
• Developing frameworks for data sharing to encourage exchange of information

11:00 Harnessing intelligence tools for future insights and informed decision making

• Forecasting problems with Big Data to optimise organisational decision making
• Building human-machine trust to embrace AI in data management
• Gaining organisational buy-in for AI use

11:50 Leveraging AI to drive efficiencies in Data management

• Building the foundations for effective use of AI to ensure seamless integration
• Achieving comprehensive analytics through automated processes
• Effectively employing intelligent automation to improve decision making
• Extracting meta data through machine learning

13:40 Driving Data Governance through transparency and an effective Data Platform

• How do you ensure data is being used and accessed appropriately throughout your organisation?
• Driving transparency in data use by developing strong data controls and frameworks
• Communicating responsible data stewardship for quality sensitive information

14:30 Risk and opportunities for data driven transformation with Big data and analytics

Risk and opportunities for data driven transformation with Big data and analytics
• Embedding risk-based approaches for successful program delivery
• Realising opportunities for data driven digital transformation
• Designing for data security and privacy protection

15:40 Extracting valuable information from high volumes of data

• Strategies for managing high volumes of data
• Driving data literacy throughout your workforce
• Ensuring the integrity of data collection by defining systems of record
• Obtaining data to drive innovation in policy making and service delivery
• How can we anonymise data privacy as data becomes more complex?

27 - 28 February, 2019 Canberra

65 Northbourne Ave, Canberra ACT 2601

Day Two: Speaker Sessions: 28th February

09:00 Integrating information into your department for improved decision making

• How do you ensure you are collecting the right information
• How Consumer Affairs Victoria is using an intelligence-led approach to regulation
• Ensuring consistent and usable data to enhance decision making

09:50 Building collaborative inter-department relations to facilitate data sharing

• Ensuring security when sharing data between government departments
• Enriching your data by accessing the data resources of other agencies
• Maximising the value of existing data through data-integration schemes

11:00 Panel Discussion: Fostering a digital economy through open data

• How can we maximize opportunities for data sharing between public and private sector?
• How can we develop frameworks to protect information when releasing public sector data?
• How do you mitigate the risks that arise from open data?
• How do you create a culture for data sharing across department and public?

11:50 Creating the culture for inter-department collaboration through data-linkage

• How the Department of Education UK is beginning to measure intergenerational social mobility through data linkage
• Tracking citizen’s journeys across your department and external departments to improve whole-of-government decision making
• Developing governance frameworks to support data sharing while maintaining privacy
• Striking the balance between usability and protection when anonymizing data

13:40 Government and industry collaborating to deliver ICT solutions

• Mitigating the risks of outsourcing through effective governance controls
• Implementing secure solutions always
• Using a risk-based approach to project management

14:30 Driving organisational success through data-driven decision making

• Understanding the paradigm of decision making process
• How to define KPIs/metrics to help make strategic & tactical decision
• Importance of data management in building dashboards

15:40 Identifying cyber security risks in systems to prevent data breaches

• Ensuring secure use of data by communicating risks throughout the organisation
• Harnessing machine learning to manage and monitor your systems for potential breaches
• Strengthening weaknesses in your system to increase resilience against tasks
• Achieving end-to-end security in data use and management

Benefits of Attending

Future proof your data infrastructure to enhance data capabilities
Facilitate government-wide decision making through interdepartmental data sharing
Drive Open Data initiatives by mitigating the fear of data breaches
Build and maintain public trust through secure storage of data
Develop strong Data Governance to facilitate access to high-quality real time data

Who Should Attend

Chief Information Officers
Chief Data Officers/Scientists
Chief Information Security Officers
Data Officers
Data Architects

Full Speaker Lineup

Phillip Gould

Assistant Secretary

Office of the National Data Commissioner

Neil McIvor

Chief Data Officer and Chief Statistician

Department of Education UK

Ric Clarke

Director Emerging Data and Methods

Australian Bureau of Statistics

Anthony Kitzelmann

CISO

Australian Digital Health Agency

Kayelle Drinkwater

General Manager, Data Management and Analytics Taskforce

Department of Industry, Innovation and Science

Renato Iannella

Data Architecture Manager

Queensland Health

Adrian Bugg

Assistant Commissioner IT

Department of Health

Fang Chen

Group Leader

Data61

Tyson Fawcett

Director, Data Management, Smarter Data

Australian Taxation Office

Paul Kerr

Director of Project and Programs

Department of Health

Peter Worthington-Eyre

Chief Data Officer, Executive Director, Office for Data Analytics

Department of Premier and Cabinet

Rochelle Thorne

Executive Director, Technology

Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission

Travis Cunningham

Manager, Evidence and Improvement

Department of Health and Human Services Victoria

Selva Murgesan

DIRECTOR OF INNOVATION AND DATA ANALYTICS

ACT GOVERNMENT

Lisa Cornish

Data Scientist

Freelance Data Journalist

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