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From AI Strategy to Execution

Operationalizing AI Across the Government of Canada

22 Oct 2026 11am - 5pm EST
Metcalfe Hotel, Ottawa
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Event overview

Government organizations are entering a new phase of artificial intelligence adoption. While AI strategies and innovation roadmaps continue to evolve, leaders are increasingly focused on a more critical challenge: how to securely implement, govern, and scale AI capabilities across complex operational environments.

For government, successful AI adoption is not only about identifying opportunities for automation and efficiency. It requires organizations to address the realities of deploying AI within environments where security, resilience, privacy, and mission outcomes are paramount. From protecting sensitive information to strengthening operational capabilities, government leaders must ensure AI is implemented in a way that is trusted, secure, and aligned with organizational objectives.

Across defense, public safety, health, central agencies, and service delivery organizations, AI presents an opportunity to enhance decision-making, improve operational effectiveness, and strengthen mission capabilities. However, realizing this potential requires a coordinated approach that balances innovation with security, accountability, and responsible implementation.

As such, Pega, in partnership with Public Sector Network, is pleased to bring together senior leaders from across the Government of Canada to explore how organizations can move from AI strategy to secure execution. Through keynote presentations, interactive discussions, and peer conversations, attendees will examine practical approaches for deploying trusted AI, strengthening cyber resilience, managing emerging risks, and building the capabilities required to operationalize AI across government.

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