Event Overview
The next frontier of possibility – embracing a new era of AI and data to accelerate innovation
Data is abundantly available – AI is consistently progressing. With this in mind, we’re gathering Australia’s leading federal government tech and information management pioneers to unveil and explore the next realm of insight potential.
Our Annual Public Sector AI and Data Showcase will see APS federal leaders converge to assess emerging tools, tech and strategies at the forefront of data and AI innovation.
Join us in Canberra on the 6th of December as we explore ground-breaking digital architectures to support the deployment of innovative cognitive technologies being adopted within the federal government’s AI initiatives and programs of work.

Benefits of Attending
Your Inspiring Speakers

Andrew Lalor,
Assistant Secretary, Data and Digital,
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet

Maria Milosavljevic,
Chief Data Integration Officer,
Department of Defence

Malcolm Thatcher,
Chief Technology Officer,
Australian Digital Health Agency

Lucy Poole,
General Manager, Digital Strategy, Architecture & Discovery,
Digital Transformation Agency

Susie Kluth,
Chief Data Officer,
Department of Education, Skills, and Employment

Claire Forsyth,
General Manager, Business Outreach and Engagement Branch,
Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources

Geoff Neideck,
Assistant Secretary,
Office of the National Data Commissioner
Special Advisor,
AIHW

Cathryn Geiger,
Chief Data and Analytics Officer,
Department of Agriculture, Water, and the Environment
Key Sessions
The Rise of Education Technology
Setting New Standards for Tech-Based Learning at an Elementary and Secondary Level
Kari Rasmussen
Director Digital Content Management and Delivery Branch Education, Government of Alberta
Exploring Best-Practices for Implementation, Delivery and Success of New Technology (K-12)
Moderator:
Balan Moorthy
Superintendent, Fraser-Cascade School District
Ryan Radford
Computer and Digital Media Educator, Walnut Grove Secondary School
Rob Griesbeck
Computer and Digital Media Educator, Walnut Grove Secondary School
Examining How Technology is Improving Post-Secondary Education and Policy
Ben Ferrel
Executive Director, Post-Secondary Digital Policy and Programs Branch, Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training
Examining a New World of Risks with the Adoption of Integrated Education Technology
Stephen Whiffin
Director of Instruction and CIO, Coquitlam School District #43
Addressing the Barriers Impacting the Equity and Accessibility of Digital Learning Tools within Schools
Embracing The New Age of Learning: The Student Experience (K-12)
Jason Dunk
Chief Technology Officer, Saskatoon Public Schools
Sandra Averill
District Teacher, K-12 ADST and Digital Literacy, Langley School District
Andy Beadon
Director Of Technology and ADST Teacher Leader, King David High School
Roundtable 1
Creating Personalized Learning Experiences with Adaptive Technologies
Roundtable 2
Merging Pedagogy and Technology to Construct Curriculum-Focused Platforms for Both Students and
Educators
Roundtable 3
Empowering the Classroom Through AI based Student-
Led Learning
Roundtable 4
Building a Positive Relationship with Learning Through
Collaborative and Engaging Classroom Apps
Roundtable 5
Accelerating Learning with Digital Course Solutions Whether at Home or In-Class
Roundtable 6
Managing Post-Secondary Programs Through One
Fully Integrated and Customizable Platform