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Data Management & Analytics
National Insights – Summer Edition

Thursday, June 23 2022 | 12pm – 2:15pm ET • 9am – 11:15am PT | Online

Event Overview

Fostering your Digital Transformation Success with the Right Data Foundation

Public sector organizations are experiencing a rapid growth in the need for data to provide improved and integrated services. From passive collection of data, to leveraging data as a strategic resource in decision-making, recent times have only highlighted the pivotal role that data plays in fueling digital strategies and citizen services. Considering that this trend will continue through 2022 and beyond, data leaders must be prepared to face complex challenges associated with data sharing, building capacity, decentralization, collaboration and more. We can, however, even the odds a little with the right strategy, tools, and skills.

This quarter, we will delve deeper into elements such as effective governance, open data sharing, collaboration and data visualization tools that can help further data outcomes and improve decision-making. As organizations move forward with their digital and data transformation efforts, public sector leaders must be equipped with a solid foundation to harness the power of data in a secure, responsible, and ethical manner.

Join your peers at the next Data Management and Analytics Community’s National Insights – Summer Edition as we gather to share, learn, and collaborate more on practical approaches and data solutions that can help co-create a data-driven public sector.

Benefits of Attending

Learn how to ensure your data strategy fits into your organization’s transformation roadmap

Explore how you can better communicate predictive analytics with the right data visualization tools

Hear from your peers on how responsible data sharing and collaboration can improve insights, deliver better services, and enhance public good

A Sneak Peek Of Your Inspiring Speakers

Anna Slavina, Director, Data Science Program, Government of Manitoba

Anna Slavina
Director, Data Science Program
Government of Manitoba

Wojciech Kujawa, Manager - Data Governance and Data Management, City of Edmonton

Wojciech Kujawa
Manager – Data Governance and Data Management
City of Edmonton

Jaime Lees, Chief Data Officer, Arlington County Government

Jaime Lees
Chief Data Officer
Arlington County Government 

Lorna Jantzen
Director, Data Partnerships
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada 

Ariadne Legendre
Acting Chief Data Officer
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada

Thomas Linder
Coordinator  –  Knowledge and Insight Development 
Open North

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 Case StudyGovernment Case StudyPanel Discussion

Practical Approaches to Building Data Science Skills and Competencies

  • Strategies for enhancing data literacy within your organization 
  • Keys to advancing your data strategy goals 
  • Lessons learned and tips to bridging the data talent gap 

Fundamentals of a Holistic Data Governance Framework

  • Determining what a good plan looks like
  • Must-have elements of an effective data governance framework
  • Building an implementation plan and how to get started

Maximizing Innovation and Collaboration through Secure Data Sharing

  • What are the current trends that are driving greater data-sharing?
  • What are the challenges or barriers hindering effective data sharing and collaboration?
  • Where do you see more opportunities for open data innovation? How do we ensure that these opportunities can ensure better public service and advance the public good in a responsible manner?
  • How can automation play a key role in making data-sharing easier and safer?
  • What are the policies or standards required to enable secure, seamless, and real-time exchange and reuse of data across government departments and with external partners?

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])