ICT Transformation
Roadshow
July 19 – August 2
NSW | QLD | WA | NZ | VIC
Event Overview
Enabling a Technology-Driven Government
We are living in a new epoch – with remote work, increasingly complex digital service needs, extreme environmental events, and pandemic-induced economic instability. As a result, the public sector has now certainly learned how to be ‘adaptive and resilient.’
However, with technology now a primary driver of sustainable change management, government organisations are needing to work smarter and faster to outline a clear, strategic focus in order to deliver their citizen-centric visions and major innovations. We can no longer afford to function using outdated and clunky systems and old IT infrastructure and offer the same old interactions with government agencies.
To help optimise and evolve your department’s IT strategy and enterprise architecture stack, we’ve put together the ICT Transformation Roadshow which explores emerging technologies, techniques, and real-world case studies from public sector leaders. Exploring how we can further create and deliver organisational goals and become innovative IT leaders using efficient new tools, technologies, and processes, and add value to how our governments serve our citizens. The series will head to 7 cities across ANZ to benchmark the key challenges and opportunities presented to the public sector in each state and country.
Benefits of Attending
Your Inspiring Speakers
Chair: Ann Turner,
Program Director, Information Management, Modernisation and Line of Business Strategy,
Department of Communities and Justice
Ellen Lee O’Shaughnessy,
Assoc. Director Strategic Digital Initiatives | Digital Health and Innovation,
Sydney Local Health District
Jessica Ho,
Director, ICT/Digital Investment & Assurance,
Department of Customer Service NSW
Dan Papallo,
Director, Digital Product (Taxes),
Revenue NSW Department of Customer Service
Stuart Werner,
Chief Information Officer,
Transport for NSW
David Jack,
Head of Industry Verticals,
Vocus
Jo Lanzarone,
VP of Marketing APAC,
Pluralsight
David Ward-Ambler,
Industry Specialist – State & Territory Government,
Vocus
Chair: Greg Watts,
Chief Digital Officer,
Residential Tenancies Authority QLD
David Clarke,
Executive Director, Platforms, Integration & Data,
The National Disability Insurance Scheme
Lorraine Pestell,
Enterprise Architect, ICTS, Office of Industrial Relations
Carolina Bruce,
Director, Strategy, Transformation and Innovation,
Queensland Police Service
Jeremy Janes,
Chief Information Officer,
Queensland Building and
Construction Commission
Kiran Kewalramani,
Head of Technology,
Gladstone Area Water Board
Sudeep Acharya,
Chief Operating Officer,
MTX Group
David Jack
Head of Industry Verticals
Vocus
David Ward-Ambler,
Industry Specialist – State & Territory Government,
Vocus
Chair: Jason Williams,
Manager, ICT Operations, Systems and Technology, Forest Products Commission
Jenny Bothma,
Acting Director Coastal Information,
Department of Transport
Nasir David,
Director of Data Information Systems,
Department of Health
Lee Pearson,
Head of Projects and Portfolio Delivery Information & Technology Group,
Water Corporation WA
Darren Mottolini,
Digital Transformation Lead, Public Transport Authority WA
Ma’en Abdulla,
A/Director ICT,
Child and Adolescent Health Service
Sue Wilson,
CIO,
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Sudeep Acharya,
Chief Operating Officer,
MTX Group
Chair: Chris Webb,
NZ Managing Partner
Public Sector Consulting
Regine Deleu,
Head of Digital Architecture,
Auckland Transport
Shayne Culbert,
Head of Architecture and Strategy,
ACC
Tim Duly,
Head of Technology Engineering,
Waka Kotahi NZTA
Amanda De Klerk,
Manager Information Services,
Te Hiringa Hauora – Health Promotion Agency
Kate King,
Head of Data Operations – Data, Insights and Intelligence,
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE)
Jason Delamore,
CEO,
Fronde
Doug Johnstone,
Key Partner & Alliance Manager,
Fronde
Wayne Pertzel,
ANZ Regional Director
Allied Telesis
Tony Van der Peet,
Software Architect,
Allied Telesis Labs
Chair: Michael Wootten,
Chief Transformation Officer,
Greater Western Water
Matthew Perry,
Chief Information Officer,
Melbourne Water
Rod Apostol,
Chief Information Officer,
Victorian Ombudsman
Shiraz Mohammed,
Chief Architect,
Department of Transport
Laurie Meerwald,
CIO / ICT Director,
Development Victoria
Brad Petry,
Executive Director, Technology and Insights,
Department of Jobs, Precincts. and Regions
Elizabeth Wilson,
Chief Information Officer,
Department of Education and Training
Fergus Cuming,
APAC Director Pre-sales,
Pluralsight
David Heyworth,
Head of Marketing
Vocus
David Jack,
Head of Industry Verticals
Vocus
Robert Nader,
Automation Segment Leader, IBM
John Valastro,
Partner,
Reveal Group
Key Sessions
The ICT Transformation 2022 features the latest initiatives throughout Australia and New Zealand; sharing insights via keynote presentations, case studies, panel discussions, and roundtable chats.
Evolving How We Think About Traditional Public Sector IT Team Capabilities to Drive Our Transformation and innovative Future
How Further Modernisation of Legacy Applications Will Improve Resilience and Agility on an Operational and Citizen-Facing Level
The Department of Customer Service’s Contribution to the NSW Investment Strategy and Digital Restart Fund
Approaching the Tech Landscape of This New Era and its Ever-Evolving Demands
Using Modern Technologies To Improve Resilience and Agility on an Operational Level
The Foundations Underlying Next Generation Digital Business Models Within Government
Safeguarding Government IT Systems Against Disruption – How Should We Approach the Tech Landscape of This
New Era and its Ever-Evolving Demands
What Not To Do When Delivering Your Transformation Project – A Water Corp WA Case Study
The Foundations Underlying Next Generation Digital Business Models Within Government
Designing the Strategy and Goals for AT’s Fit-For-Purpose Digital Architecture – How Should We Approach the Tech
Landscape of This New Era and its Ever-Evolving Demands
How Further Modernisation of Legacy Applications Will Improve Resilience and Agility on an Operational and
Citizen-Facing Level
The Foundations Underlying Next Generation Digital Business Models Within Government
How Melbourne Water is Approaching the Tech Landscape of This New Era and its Ever-Evolving Demands
Safeguarding Government IT Systems Against Disruption Within Victoria’s Healthcare Departments
The Foundations Underlying Next Generation Digital Business Models Within Government
Roadshow roundtables are an opportunity for participants to address a specific issue in a structured, interactive session. Specific group activities and exercises are incorporated to stimulate cross-fertilisation of ideas and to allow for participants to problem-solve approaches to common problems. More information on state specific roundtables can be found in the agenda
The Future CIO – Discussing Key Challenges, Priorities, and Skills
- What does your leadership strategy and vision for the next 12 months involve?
- What technology and tools will be the top priority to work with and learn from?
- How should CIO’s approach scalable infrastructure to deliver modern IT and innovation goals?
- How to prepare your department (wider team) and communicate your agile IT infrastructure strategy most effectively?
Platinum Partner Session
Translating Future Tech Solutions into Present Day Focused Outcomes
Gold Partner Session
NSW/QLD/VIC: Enabling mission-critical services and a digital future for communities across Australia
WA/NZ: Embracing XaaS as the Alternative to Legacy Infrastructure to Provide Scalability and Reduce Digital Service Delivery Time
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