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Data Management & Analytics
National Insights – Fall Edition

Thursday, September 29 2022 | 12pm – 2:00pm ET • 9am – 11:00am PT | Online

Event Overview

Enhancing Data-Driven and AI Capabilities and Services Post-Pandemic

The Canadian government, departments and agencies have always managed and stored vast amounts of data. The recent pandemic has forced the public sector to think and act differently than ever before; to tap underused data sources and leverage AI to provide solutions to unique and time-sensitive challenges. In hindsight, the pandemic has provided a framework for broadening the use of technology and data to improve the lives of Canadian citizens.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that the benefits of unlocking big data, employing data analytics, and fully embracing the advantages of AI has potential to vastly increase productivity and drive citizen-centric outcomes. With this comes new challenges around data governance, security and privacy.

The fall edition of Data Management & Analytics National Insights will take a deep-dive into key strategies for implementing AI and data-driven services to improve the efficiency and deliverability of public while ensuring the privacy and security also remain top of the agenda.

Benefits of Attending

Gain insight into how solutions adopted during the pandemic can be built upon to increase productivity and customer success

Hear how to combat issues related to security and privacy

Take a seat in the boardroom to understand key challenges impacting technological decisions

A Sneak Peek Of Your Inspiring Speakers

Rachna Singh
Parliamentary Secretary, Anti Racism Initiatives
Government of British Columbia

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Ryan Hum
CIO and VP of Data
Canada Energy Regulator

Natasha Thambirajah
Treasury Board Analyst
BC Government

John Roberts
Chief Privacy Officer, Archivist of Ontario and Chief Information Security Officer
Ministry of Government and Consumer Services

Sebastien Fleurant

Sébastien Fleurant
Director, Data Foundations and Modernization, Chief Data Officer Branch (CDOB)
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

A Sneak Peek Of Your Inspiring Speakers

Doug Talbot
CIO,
Environment Canterbury

Sue McClean
CIO,
Greater Wellington

Carol Cottam
Manager, Information Services and Technology
Northland Regional Council

Chris Buxton
Director,
DIA 

Key Sessions

Government KeynoteGovernment KeynotePanel Discussion

Data to Help Drive Anti-Racism Policies and Practices

Building a Data Culture

  • Using data to build trust and confidence
  • More inclusive participation in regulatory decision making
  • Data and reconciliation
  • Importance of design
  • Open data

Data and AI Governance – Driving Productivity, Protecting Privacy

  • Data stewardship and data lake governance – what needs to change?
  • How to leverage the full potential of data when processes remain rigid
  • Exploring strategies and challenges for ensuring effective and ethical use of AI in government programs and services
  • Connecting the dots between productivity and privacy – where do we go from here?

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

“Well organized; this was very fun to participate in.”Employment and Social Development Canada

“I thought all the panelists were very knowledgeable and interesting. There was a nice diversity of perspectives available.”
Edmonton Oliver Primary Care Network

“Really enjoyed the discussion and reinforcement across multiple organizations that are experiencing the same challenges.”City of Ottawa

Our Event Partners

Interested in sponsoring? Contact Andrew Cowan by phone (1-647-459-8904) or email ([email protected])