TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM /DATA.CITIZEN.CLOUD.

Tuesday 28 February 2017

WHY ATTEND?

• Understand the implications, benefits and challenges of implementing the acceleration of public cloud services

• Investigate how agencies are working together to collaborate on technology to effectively deliver better public services

• Acquire knowledge on remodelling commercial frameworks

• Collaborate, connect and share experiences with government & industry leaders, vendors & experts to discuss the use of technology to influence economic and social outcomes

WHO YOU WILL MEET?

• Leaders and executives from government and technology

• Policy makers, senior advisers, controllers and strategists from government agencies

• Enterprise Architects, Technology & Operations Managers from local & central government, health, education, and SOEs

• Risk Officers, Transformation Leaders, Performance Leaders and Business Partners within government and industry

• CIOs and their top team members from NZ-based and international companies

…and anyone passionate about using technology to transform

THE 2017 NZTECH ADVANCEGOVERNMENT & TECHNOLOGY SUMMIThosts the key players from government and technology to lead discussions on transformative technology aiding the delivery of better public services.

With a focus on advancing the use of technology across the public sector within

the framework of the government’s ICT strategy, this is your chance to hear

directly about the collaborative efforts across government and the complex

issues behind the government adopting the public cloud.

8.50 Welcome from the Chairs Graeme Muller, Chief Executive, NZTECH

Victoria MacLennan, Co-Chair, NZRISE

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9.00 MINISTERIAL ADDRESS Minister under invitation

9.30 GCIO ADDRESS: Accelerating digital transformation Colin MacDonald, Chief Executive & Government CIO, DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

10.00 To market, to market: A birdseye view of the DIA’s ICT Marketplace • Streamlining pricing, billing and onboarding for government’s ICT vendors • Showcasing innovation for government agencies, products and suppliers • Using analytics to gain tangible value in the marketplace Ron Stuart, Manager - Government ICT Supply Strategy, DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

10.30 Morning break and refreshments

11.00 Roundtables begin

TECHNOLOGY TO TRANSFORM / DATA. CITIZEN. CLOUD.

Roundtable 1: Mitigating ShadowIT through robust systems, mutual trust and collaboration

Roundtable 2: Embedding an enterprise-level cloud focus into strategy to support realisation of business goals

Roundtable 3: Disrupting to stay relevant or maintaining stability to mitigate emerging risks

Roundtable 4: Securing the right balance between innovation, security, privacy and managed risk

taking to aid better delivery of public services

Roundtable 5: Enhancing collaboration cultures to help drive systemic change across agencies

Roundtable 6: Telling the mobile story: Assessing security issues within a virtually connected

and physically removed environment

Roundtable 7: Exploring the endeavour to be more agile to support transformation efforts

Roundtable 8: Prioritising investment to build ICT capabilities and people talent to boost creativity and

performance

Roundtable 9: Using predictive analytics and modelling to help predict trends and gain insights into public issues

Roundtable 10: Using public-private partnerships to drive innovation and new methods of delivering

better public services

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ROUNDTABLES Round 1: 11.00 - 11.40 | Round 2: 11.40 - 12.20

12.20 Lunch

DATASTREAM CHAIR: Victoria MacLennanCo-Chair, NZRISE

CLOUDSTREAM CHAIR: Graeme MullerChief Executive, NZTECH

1.10 Protecting data and systems - Using security as a strategy for growth

• Best practice access management across AoG projects, enterprises and agencies

• Embedding security into strategy versus security as process compliance

• How to effectively manage the transition from an “all of network perspective” to a “per device perspective”

Using the cloud to drive digital transformation

• Policy issues around accelerating cloud usage across departments and agencies

• Improving accessibility and response time of government services to New Zealanders

• Using technology and data effectively to influence social and economic outcomes

1.40 SESSION BREAK

1.45 How to create a data-driven organisation, not just a data-driven strategy

• The framework of a data-driven organisation• How you can lift data awareness, curiosity and

capability • How you can get value from data - yours and

others’Lilian Grace, CEO, FIGURE.NZ

PANEL: Maintaining data integrity and sovereignty on international cloud servers

• Navigating data sovereignty issues with cloud data • Embedding risk strategies on data governance

within SLAs • Understanding ownership issues around

international cloud storage

PANELLISTS:Simon Martin, Partner, HUDSON GAVIN MARTIN

Joy Liddicoat, Assistant Commissioner - Policy & Operations, OFFICE OF THE PRIVACY COMMISSIONER Gary Baird, CTO, INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT

2.15 SESSION BREAK

2.20 CASE STUDY: Using Geospatial and time metrics to build analytical capabilities

• Creating better accessibility services across the public sector through real-time spatial information

• Accessing a syndicated data service to aid collaboration across agencies

• Utilising the right information to aid better decision-making

Rob Deakin, Chief Steward - National SDI, NZ GEOSPATIAL OFFICE AT LINZ

Accelerating the adoption of public cloud services

• A quick update of the programme of work and progress to-date

• Using public cloud services to drive digital transformation

• The barriers to accelerating adoption of public cloud services

• How these barriers are being addressedAdam Stapleton, Programme Director - Cloud Adoption, DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

2.50 Afternoon break and refreshments

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3.30 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Going digital to drive results

4.10 CLOSING KEYNOTE: Why it is important to transform - Empowering the future workforce for growth and success

Frances Valintine, Founder, TECH FUTURES LAB and Chair & Founder, THE MIND LAB BY UNITEC

4.40 Summary remarks from the Chairs and networking drinks

2017 SPEAKERSColin MacdonaldChief Executive & Government CIODEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

Frances ValintineFounder, TECH FUTURES LABand Chair and Founder, THE MIND LAB BY UNITEC

Rob DeakinChief Steward - National SDINZ GEOSPATIAL OFFICE AT LINZ

WE WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME YOU to the second annual Summit on Government and Technology, a collaboration between the New Zealand government and the tech sector to provide an opportunity for senior leaders to come together, share success stories, compare notes and learn from each other.

Throughout both the government and the New Zealand tech sector there is a shared desire to use technology to improve public services and transform the citizen’s experience. Real transformation and better public services will only come through a mature relationship between government and the industry through partnership and innovation.

This year’s Summit will focus on the massive gains still to be had from innovative uses of the cloud and of the growing amount of data at our fingertips. We look forward to working with you, the leaders from within government and across the tech sector, as we spend a very focused day discussing, debating and challenging each other to solve today’s challenges and prepare for tomorrow.

Ron StuartManager - Government ICT Supply StrategyDEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

Lillian GraceCEO, FIGURENZ

Joy LiddicoatAssistant Commissioner - Policy & OperationsOFFICE OF THE PRIVACY COMMISSIONER

WELCOME FROM YOUR CHAIRS

LEADERS’ FORUM Running parallel with the Summit, this is an exclusive, invite-only roundtable discussion that brings together government & industry leaders to discuss building a culture within government to support technological transformation from agile environments to iterative projects.

Graeme MullerCEO NZTECH

Victoria McClennanCo-ChairNZRISE

28 FEBRUARY 2017 | TE PAPA, WELLINGTON

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