CLOUD & DATA | TECH IN GOV 2021
Paul Ashcroft, Enterprise Cloud Architect, Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications
Nithin Balakrishnan, A/g Manager of the Business Intelligence and Reporting section, Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
Tammy Braybrook, Chief Data Officer, IP Australia
Kayelle Drinkwater, General Manager, Data and Policy Design Branch, Analysis and Insight Division, Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
Tegan Kop, Emerging Tech Testbed Lead, City of Melbourne
Radi Kovacevic, Chief Information Officer, Department of Home Affairs
Ole Nielsen, Director, Science Computing, Geoscience Australia
Chia Tan, Chief Technologist, Accedian
Marcel van Kints, General Manager & Chief Data Officer Data Strategy, Integration and Services Division, Australian Bureau of Statistics
last published: 05/Aug/21 23:55 GMT
Cloud & Data, Thursday 10 February 2022
Cloud & Data
10:30How to leverage emerging technology to solve city problems – City of Melbourne Case Study
- Action: What are the key activities to harness emerging tech for city and community benefit?
- Insight: What did we learn and how has it changed what we do next?
- Next steps: Where to from here?
Cloud & Data
13:10Overcoming the barriers that prevent effective data sharing
Cloud & Data
13:30Overcoming data sharing related challenges and obstacles
Cloud & Data
13:50Dancing with Data─initial steps, growing data capabilities and imbedding data in your organisation
Improving the use of data in your organisation requires multiple skills, Agency Head support and employees who can engage with, and use data well. A fun presentation to hear about engaging with data.
Cloud & Data
14:10Supporting "Digital Government" with cloud platforms and applications
- Harnessing the transformational potential of cloud
- Aligning operational requirements with cloud solutions
- Addressing the challenges of cloud migration
Cloud & Data
14:30Formulating a flexible data management plan to support business operations
Organisations are increasingly amassing huge volumes of structured and unstructured data from a variety of sources. To tap into those wealth of data assets, a data management plan is critical. It is even more important that the data management plan is flexible and agile enough to support the ever evolving data, technology and user-base.A flexible data management plan to support a modern data driven organisation’s business operations would need to include
- Understanding of what data are being created or sourced
- Establishing appropriate data management practices that are to be used
- Design and build of appropriate data technology infrastructure and setting up teams to manage them
Cloud & Data
14:50Reinforcing core IT systems and accelerating the adoption of newer cloud platforms
last published: 06/Aug/21 00:55
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