Government Innovation Showcase British Columbia

The Technology, Data and AI Integration track equips government leaders with strategies to advance from Government 2.0 to Government 3.0 through modernized infrastructure and advanced analytics that enable proactive, citizen-centric governance. Sessions deliver practical frameworks for ethical data use, integrated platforms, and responsible AI analytics—breaking down silos to create anticipatory systems that predict needs, personalize services, and deliver measurable value to citizens.

The Connected Services and AI track is central to British Columbia's transition from Government 2.0 to Government 3.0, reimagining how public services engage users through intelligent, anticipatory digital experiences that move beyond simply making services available online to creating proactive, personalized touchpoints that predict citizen needs and deliver seamless experiences across all channels. This track bridges inclusivity and innovation, ensuring digital services are accessible to all British Columbians while embedding the anticipation and integration principles that define Government 3.0 through best practices for co-design, accessibility-first service delivery, and intuitive user experiences that leverage integrated data platforms and AI capabilities to streamline users digital interactions with government—making every touchpoint seamless, personalized, and secure, with steadfast commitment to data protection, privacy, and the transparency that builds public trust in Government 3.0 services.

The AI & Enhanced Productivity track addresses the reality that every role in British Columbia's public sector is now touched by AI as the province transitions from Government 2.0 to Government 3.0. Moving beyond Government 2.0's fragmented digital tools, this track explores how public servants across all departments—finance, legal, policy, procurement, and operations—can work with AI to drive productivity, efficiency, and better decision-making aligned with BC's Government 3.0 priorities of anticipation, integration, and people-centricity. Sessions deliver practical frameworks for AI literacy, human-AI collaboration in daily workflows, ethical guardrails, and new organizational capabilities in an AI-enabled public service. Designed for workforce leaders, process improvement champions, and business unit managers, this track equips attendees with actionable strategies to embed AI in everyday work without requiring deep technical skills—empowering BC's public servants to deliver more value with existing resources while upholding the transparency and accountability that define responsible Government 3.0 innovation.