How to Provide a Coherent & Connected Public Service Panel Discussion - AI & Data Showcase 2022

Hear from our expert panel of speakers from the Office of the National Data Commissioner and Special Advisor, AIHW, the Digital Transformation Agency and the Department of Education, Skills, and Employment as they discuss driving the next phase of maturity to create a more connected public service.

AI as an Agent of Change - AI & Data Showcase 2022

Hear from Nikita Atkins, Executive Lead of the NCS NEXT Artificial Intelligence (AI) Centre of Excellence (AICoE), NCS NEXT as they discuss 'AI as an Agent of Change: Delivering on The Promised Revolution'.

Critical Next Steps in Decoding Data - AI & Data Showcase 2022

Hear from Maria Milosavljevic, Chief Data Integration Officer, Department of Defence as they discuss 'Critical Next Steps in Decoding Data – Tools, Tech and Strategies to Power Potential within Defence'.

Driving Data and Analytics Transformation within DAFF - AI & Data Showcase 2022

Hear from Cathryn Geiger, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry as they discuss 'Driving Data and Analytics Transformation within DAFF'.

A Whole Of Government Approach to Using Data Better - AI & Data Showcase 2022

Hear from Andrew Lalor, Assistant Secretary, Data and Digital, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet as they discuss 'A Whole Of Government Approach to Using Data Better'.

Digital.NSW 2021 - Digital Stream Discussion with Carmen Michael and John Mackenney

Carmen Michael and John Mackenney sit down together to chat about digitally preparing schools for the future.

Overcoming the Housing Supply Challenges in Nova Scotia by Using Data-Driven Solutions

Governments of all tiers and all persuasions are responsible for looking after and preserving the land and waters that are within their jurisdictions. Whilst many governments have policies regarding the use of their territories, some take them more seriously than others. One that takes it very seriously is Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) in Nova Scotia. Kate Greene, the Regional Policy Manager at HRM, says their area is quite small, covering only about 10% of the land area of Nova Scotia, and it takes just two and a half hours to drive the 200 kilometres from end to end, but they …

Disruption and Opportunity: Strategies to Build Digital Trust in Citizens While Creating Intelligent Cities

Major cities and large towns the world over have access to opportunities and initiatives that smaller townships and communities can only dream about. Yet the people in the rural and remote communities still have the same aspirations and desires, and also generally know about the things that they don’t have access to. In our modern and connected world, it is imperative that there are equal opportunities irrespective of location or jurisdiction, and thus some of the municipalities in rural areas are some of the most active when it comes to working with and advancing technology for their communities.