Tuesday 17 October 2017National Convention Centre Canberra

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Lunch Sponsor

Lanyard & Networking Drinks Sponsor

Coffee Sponsors

Dr Maria MilosavljevicGovernment Chief

Information Security OfficerNSW Government

Al BlakeChief Technology Officer

ACT Government

Eamonn RooneyChief Information Officer

The Treasury

Giles SouthwellGeneral Manager

Corporate ServicesNew Zealand Transport

Agency

Ramez KatfChief Information Officer

Australian Taxation Office

Dr Reinhard PoschGovernment Chief Information Officer

Austria

Dr Mamoun AlazabSenior Lecturer, Cyber Security

Australian National University

Mark SawadeChief Information Officer

Department of Education and Training

Antony StinzianiChief Information OfficerGeoscience Australia

Craig DaviesChief Executive Officer

Australian Cybersecurity Growth

Network

Heike MaguraDirector, Performance

and AnalyticsMater Health Services

Jason AlfonsoEUC Strategy ArchitectAustralian Tax Office

The Hon Angus TaylorAssistant Minister for Cities and Digital Transformation

Australia

Mark Henley Head of Transformation

and Digital StrategyAsia Pacific, Adobe

Charles McHardieChief Technology OfficerDepartment of Human

Services

Mike WebbChief Information Officer

National Museum of Australia

Jack StoryANZ Public Sector

Chief Technologist / DXC Distinguished

TechnologistDXC Technology

Myles Ward Chief Executive Officer

healthAlliance New Zealand

Victoria BendjacicSenior Sales Engineer

Box Inc

Lane MastertonHead Technology

Engagement and DesignAustralian Bureau of

Statistics

Glenn ArcherVisiting Fellow

Australian National University

Daniel KeysEnterprise Architect

Digital Transformation Agency

Jon CummingChief Digital Officer ACT Government

Michael TabiszDirector Digital IdentityDigital Transformation

Agency

FST Government Australia 2017

Senior IT decision makers and innovators from the following organisations

• Attorney Generals Department• Australian Bureau of Statistics• Australian Communications and Media Authority• Australian Competition and Consumer Commission• Australian Crime Commission• Australian Electoral Commission• Australian Federal Police• Australian National Audit Office• Australian Securities and Investment Commission• Australian Security Intelligence Organisation• Australian Tax Office• Bureau of Meteorology• Crimtrac• CSIRO• Department of Agriculture• Department of Communications• Department of Defence• Department of Education and Training• Department of Employment

• Department of Environment• Department of Finance• Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade• Department of Health• Department of Human Services• Department of Immigration and Border Protection• Department of Industry and Science• Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development• Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet• Department of Social Services• Digital Transformation Agency• Geoscience Australia• International government agencies• Local Councils• NGOs• The Treasury• State Government• Universities• Utilities

Attendee Profile

FST Government Australia 2017 is tailored specifically for IT decision makers and innovators within the Australian government. The program features senior leaders at the forefront of public sector innovation. FSTGov offers unparalleled opportunities for public sector leaders to have in-depth discussions with their peers across government.

FST Government is an exclusive by-invitation-only event with content that is specifically curated to address service delivery challenges facing Australian government. Key themes that will be discussed include:

Bringing government and industry together

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• Unlocking the value of information through analytics and predictive modeling

• Cyber Resilience and the protection of data

• Investing in digital convergence

• Cloud and the shift away from owner/operator towards a consumption based model

• Deploy intelligent systems and smart networks across key infrastructure

• Future ways of working

• ICT upskilling and building workforce capability

• Innovation hubs and lessons learnt from the private sector

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REGISTRATION07:30

WELCOME ADDRESS BY CONFERENCE CHAIR 08:25

PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSION ONE09:25 ROUND TABLE

PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSION TWO10:00 ROUND TABLE

MORNING TEA10:30

The Re-investment Program • Our $10 billion dollar purse, where we are looking to spend?• Breaking down the silos of data held within agencies• Digital convergence in the face of cyber threats• Building workforce capability that encourages innovation

MINISTERIAL ADDRESS08:30

Digital Enlightenment: The road to e-Government• European Commission – e-Government action plan 2016-2020• Innovation in the context of Smart Environments• Data protection and e-Regulation• The role of electronic identification (eID) and electronic trust services (eTS) in creating a Digital Single Market

OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS08:45

AGENDA | Tuesday 17 October 2017

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE09:05

False Starts in Transformation We do know that there is increasing pressure to innovate in order to keep pace with the market and the demands of the customer. At times, companies utilise transformational opportunities to make the changes required. In this session, the focus is on large-scale change, systems replacements, and transformation. Also highlighting areas that can assist in avoiding the false starts- at times you may have to pause and take stock - when do you do that and what does that look like?

There are many examples of Transformations and large scale change that have experienced difficulties. Why?

• Is there such a thing as an IT led transformation?• Can something be over governed?

Myles Ward Chief Executive OfficerhealthAlliance  

Speaker:

The Hon Angus TaylorAssistant Minister for Cities and Digital TransformationAustralia

Speaker:

Glenn ArcherVisiting Fellow Australian National University

Dr Reinhard Posch Government Chief Information OfficerAustria

Speaker:

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NETWORKING LUNCH SPONSORED BY13:00

ROUND TABLE PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSION FOUR12:25

Is the Australian Government’s Digital Enablement Program fully Adopting Cloud Solutions?

Re-imagining the Government Experience

• Fostering a more agile approach for cloud services: Where to next?• Assessing which services to buy - Is it possible to move all government solutions and data to the cloud?• What minimal level of security should cloud solutions provide?• Quantifying the ROI from cloud services

• Managing data and content• Personalised experiences and services on every device• Address your workforce – internal experience and efficiencies matter• Deliver early and often – immediate, medium and long term results

PANEL DISCUSSION11:55

KEYNOTE PRESENTATION14:00

AGENDA | Tuesday 17 October 2017

ROUND TABLE PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSION THREE11:20

Mark Henley Head of Transformation and Digital StrategyAsia Pacific, Adobe

Speaker:

INDUSTRY KEYNOTE PRESENTATION11:00

Future of Work and Digital Transformation • How do we start to develop an ecosystem of consumarised services (Micro-services) that orchestrate these services to support compelling experiences?• DXC Technology will explore the latest insights driving the future of work in the Public Sector• Looking at key strategies to assist developing the workplace of the future that underpins driving Digital Transformation and employee engagement

Jack StoryANZ Public Sector Chief TechnologistDXC Technology

Speaker:

Mark SawadeChief Information OfficerDepartment of Education and Training

Speakers:

Al BlakeChief Technology OfficerACT Government

Antony StinzianiChief Information OfficerGeoscience

Victoria BednjacicSenior Sales EngineerBox Inc

AFTERNOON TEA15:20

CLOSING REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR16:40

NETWORKING DRINKS16:45

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE15:50

• New Zealand Context – Better Public Services, GCIO and Digital Transformation (including membership of D5)• My experience in Tax, Health and now Transport• Our digital LEADERSHIP challenge

From Dollars to Digital – personal reflections on a journey to the dark digital side!

Speaker:

Giles SouthwellGeneral Manager, Corporate ServicesNZTA

AGENDA | Tuesday 17 October 2017

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Delivering Major Transformation Projects on Time and on Budget

PANEL DISCUSSION16:10

• How leadership accelerates transformation success• Agile vs Iterative vs Waterfall• Risk minimization and direct communication with partners • Public perception and the importance of transparency and performance measurement

PANEL DISCUSSION 14:50

The Internet of Hacked Things• Embedding cyber resilience within your organisation’s culture• The ever expanding world of identity and access management• Addressing challenges with cognitive security• Cyber Attacks timeline: what to expect in 2018?

ROUND TABLE PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSION FIVE14:20

Dr Maria MilosavljevicGovernment Chief of Information Security OfficerNew South Wales

Speakers:

Craig DaviesChief Executive OfficerThe Australian Cyber Security Growth Network

Speaker:

Dr Mamoun AlazabSenior Lecturer, Cyber SecurityAustralian National University

Myles WardChief Executive OfficerhealthAlliance

Ramez KatfChief Information OfficerAustralian Tax Office

Lane Masterton General ManagerAustralian Bureau of Statistics

Charles McHardieChief Technology OfficerDepartment of Human Services

Eamonn RooneyChief Information OfficerThe Treasury

Michael TabiszDigital Identity DirectorDigital Transformation Agency

HOW OUR PEER-TO-PEER DISCUSSION TABLES WORKn Delegates are divided into groups of 6-8n Each group will visit every table in their stream for a 30 minute discussionn Each table, moderated by a public sector subject matter expert, features a different discussion topicn After each 30 minute discussion, each group follows the directional arrow to the next peer-to-peer roundtablen Keynote presentations, panels and debates intersperse the roundtable discussions

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What’s great about this format?

No ‘Death’ by PowerPoint

Network with your peers

Actively engage in meaningful and interesting discussions

Benchmark yourself against other departments and agencies

Share challenges and learn from successful case studies

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Indicative Peer-to-Peer Discussion topics

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Harnessing Real-Time Insights for National Security and Public Safety

IT operations and security have evolved as separate silos within the government enterprise, but they depend on the same information and ultimately share the same goal:

• Adopting modern digital and user-centric platforms to be better enabled to prevent, protect and react• Bigger Picture – Opportunities for interagency real-time data systems  • How should government agencies handle cyber security and citizen’s trust when threats are growing in volume, and sophistication?

Robert Hartley, General Manager, Strategy, Citadel Group

Essential Ingredients of a Successful Digital Transformation:

• Innovative and Collaborative Culture• Outcome Based Planning• Holistic Solutioning

Chris Plewa, Solution Account Director – DevOps, CA Technologies Harold Peterson, Principal Consultant, Service Value

Is the Australian Government’s Digital Enablement Program Fully Adopting Cloud Solutions?

• Is Data Sovereignty a blocker?• Is it possible to move all government solutions and data to the cloud?.• What minimal level of security should cloud solutions provide?

Victoria Bednjacic, Senior Sales Engineer, ANZ, Box IncJon Cumming, Chief Digital Officer, ACT Government

Modernising Datacentre Strategy and Embracing Hybrid Cloud

• Enterprise Cloud vs. Public Cloud• Is Stand-Alone Virtualization Irrelevant in the Age of Cloud?• How can we quantify the Importance and Impact of Security as Part of an Architectural Decision?

Steve Kaplan, VP Client Strategy, NutanixMichael Percival, Territory Manager, NutanixMike Webb, Chief Information Officer, National Museum of Australia

BLUE STREAMRED STREAM

Indicative Peer-to-Peer Discussion topics

Better Government Digital Services • How can agencies achieve 70% of their transactions via digital channels?• Putting the ‘citizen’ at the centre of information management and design in government• Information sharing is the key to collaboration across government departments and the

efficient delivery of services.

Tim Morris, Regional Sales Manager, OpenTextGiles Southwell, General Manager, Corporate Services, NZTA

Rapid incident response • How well prepared are you to respond to a serious security incident or outage? • When the worst happens, many organisations realise they don’t have the evidence

they need to understand exactly what happened so they can respond appropriately. The results can often be very expensive

• Recording the activity on your network provides definitive evidence that lets you respond quickly and accurately to events when they happen and minimize the damage that can otherwise occur

Cary Wright, VP Product Management, EndaceAnthony Adamo, Vice President Sales, Endace

Empowering Agency Leaders with Self-Service Data Visualisation

What do Pixar, the creators of “Toy Story” and “Up!”, and over 50 federal government departments and agencies have in common? They know how to harness the power of visual data analysis, while others still struggle to make effective data-driven decisions. Join the discussion on:

• Measuring program performance with metrics that matter• Sharing insights across departments for better collaboration• Improving speed to insight and accuracy• Generating transparency and accountability from within• Delivering better results for citizens and stakeholders

Mac Bryla, Technology Evangelist, TableauMatt Reddy, Data Analytics, Department of Immigration & Border Protection

Spend Less Time Maintaining Current State and More Time on IT Innovation

• How to best support the key drivers and priorities for innovation (Resilience/Digital Transformation/self-service/convergence/collaboration)

• Ways to overcome roadblock to innovation• How can industry best support government agencies in their objectives

Jim Katsos, Director of Solutions Sales Asia Pacific and Japan, Quest SoftwareMaureen Eldridge, Federal Government Accounts, Quest Software

Digital Government - Where Great Experiences Meet Great Expectations for Citizens, Businesses,

and Employees• Progressive Governments at all levels from local to federal, enterprises from startups to heritage, NGO, and community groups are not seeing Digital Transformation as something pushed upon them that they need to deal with!• But rather as an Opportunity, a Catalyst of Change to connect and interact, to serve, support, and both deliver value and yield value from each and every transaction and interaction• Listen to how we can make Digital Transformation real

Jack Story, ANZ Public Sector Chief Technologist, DXC TechnologyDaniel Keys, Enterprise Architect, Digital Transformation Agency

Becoming a digitally connected government • Microservices: New architectural approaches, centered around APIs and

microservices, can accelerate IT innovation in government without compromising on security

• Government-as-a-platform using modern APIs: Leveraging APIs to decompose dated monolithic applications into reusable microservices, and enable secure data exchange across federal and state agencies

• Modern API’s & Digital Services: How to establish an API economy that will rapidly accelerate the delivery of digital programs and initiatives, and providing real-time secure access to data, business intelligence and analytics

Jonathan Stern, Regional Vice President Australia and New Zealand, MulesoftMyles Ward, Chief Executive Officer, healthAlliance NZ

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Indicative Peer-to-Peer Discussion topics

GREEN STREAMDriving a Culture of Data Sharing Within Government Departments

IT operations and security have evolved as separate silos within the government enterprise, but they depend on the same information and ultimately share the same goal:

• Increase visibility of data and access across all business areas• Identify and reduce risk across the business• Make real-time decisions using real-time data• Gain 100% visibility into cloud ecosystems

Andrew Goodall, Federal Account Manager, SplunkDomenico Perre, Sales Engineer, SplunkHeike Magura, Director, Performance and Analytics, Mater Health Services

SD-WAN: Enabling A New Generation Of WAN, Cloud Connectivity & IoT

The era of digital transformation is causing significant shifts in application and traffic patterns to the cloud and driving the need for organisations to re-evaluate networking requirements to address access, performance, security and visibility. Cloud computing and hybrid architectures are changing, learn -

• How WANs are architected, built, and managed to support increasingly critical cloud-based application workloads

• About the challenges associated with applications moving to the cloud• How SD-WAN has empowered digital transformation by enabling a visible and

high-availability network that is fast, secure and lowers connectivity costs

Graham Schultz, Regional Director, ANZ, Silver Peak

Security Threat landscape has changed and we need to identify Security Risks in today’s Digital

Environment: • The business risk: How do you currently assess risk in your business? What are some

examples of existing vulnerabilities that you dealing with or are aware of?

• Risk mitigation/migration: What security process are you employing to manage your end point devices? Do you understand the risks? And how you can protect your business?

• Governance/Compliance: Do you navigate security issues/risks or develop security process using current government legislation?

Mohammed Khan, Business Process Consultant, Hewlett Packard IncMark Fenson, Business & Mobility Consultant, Hewlett Packard IncMichael Tabisz, Director Digital Identity, Digital Transformation Agency

The Digital Government Workspace • Technology is at the heart of every government program but how do you drive a

digital-first government workforce?• Recognizing key drivers of the digital workspace• Architecting the framework and safeguarding your digital workspace

Andrew Fox, Director, End User Computing, VMWareJason Alfonso, EUC Strategy Architect, Australian Taxation Office

Driving Digital Transformation through Cloud Adoption • “Digital transformation is not just about embracing new technology, it is about a change

in thought and organisation culture.” (Forbes 2017)• Cloud is a vital cog in the wheel of digital transformation• ”Security and/or privacy concerns continue to be the top inhibitors to public cloud

adoption, despite the strong security track record and increased transparency of leading cloud providers.” (Gartner 2017)

Philip Scorgie, Senior IT Consultant, Ethan GroupMichael Thompson, ACT Branch Manager, Ethan Group