CLOUDERA GOVERNMENT FORUM rd annual. Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Big Data Analytics.

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1 3rd annual CLOUDERA GOVERNMENT FORUM 2018 Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Big Data Analytics QT Hotel, Canberra 250+ Attendees Tuesday, 4th December 70+ Departments 25+ Speakers 15+ Sponsors

2 01 / Conference Welcome What? Government organisations have enormous data resources with agency leaders and program managers seeking practical, secure and effective ways of extracting the value from their data repositories; both from legacy systems to real-time analysis. The 3rd Annual Cloudera Government Forum 2018, being held at the QT Hotel, Canberra on Tuesday, December 4th, 2018 is an annual opportunity for Australian and New Zealand government to come together and explore what is new for data management, and advanced analytics. Participants at the event will examine the future of public sector data management and the impact Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Big data will have on the Public Sector in the coming years. Who? Public Sector Leaders from: Federal Government Departments and Agencies State Government Departments and Agencies Territory Government Departments Local Government Senior faculty from Higher Education Institutions and academics with an interest in AI and Machine Learning Why? Gain insights into the impacts of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Big Data Understand how data is driving Australian Public Sector innovation and creativity Develop strategies and insights to increase data literacy across the Public Sector Learn how to take a whole-of-life approach to driving and developing a Big Data strategy Ensure the use of data is ethical, secure and stored safely

3 02 / attendee demographics INDUSTRY 73% 27% PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC SECTOR 2.5% LOCAL 87% 8% FEDERAL 2.5% STATE OTHER FUNCTION 52% 39% 14% USER ANALYST, ARCHITECT, DEVELOPER, SCIENTIST INFLUENCER EXECUTIVE, DIRECTOR, MANAGER, TEAM LEADER DECISION MAKER CEO, CIO, CTO, CTO, COMMISSIONER, SECRETARY

4 03 / attendee demographics CONTINUED In your opinion, what is your agency s single greatest challenge in gaining actionable insights from data? In 12 months time, how do you think data-insights will be provided for your agency? In 12 months time, where do you think your agency will be collecting public data? What is the best way to get more value out of data? 19% 27% 39% 12% 9% 35% 7% 11% 54% 5% 41% 54% 50% 23% PROCESS IN HOUSE ON PREMISES PEOPLE OUTSOURCED HOSTED/PRIVATE CLOUD MORE DATA SCIENTISTS MORE DATA INTEGRATION TECHNICAL SHARED CAPABILITY ACROSS LIKE-MINDED AGENCIES PUBLIC CLOUD BETTER VISUALISATION & COMMUNICATION OF DATA GREATER COLLABORATION ACROSS DATA OWNERS INCREASING PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

5 04 / confirmed speakers Doug Cutting Chief Architect Cloudera Hilary Mason General Manager Machine Learning, Cloudera Mark Cully Chief Economist Department of Industry, Innovation and Science Phillip Gould Assistant Secretary Office of the National Data Commissioner Policy Innovation and Projects Division Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Narelle Lovett Chief - Data Management and ICT Security IP Australia Chris Dale Chief Information and Security Officer, Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities Rochelle Thorne Chief Information Officer, Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Thanh Nguyen. A/National Manager Information Architecture Department of Human Services Andrew Lalor Assistant Secretary, Data and Digital Branch Policy, Innovation and Projects, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Yaso Arumugam Chief Information Officer National Archives of Australia Tony Krizan Executive Director Corporate Operations & Information CFO, CIO National Health & Medical Research Council Dr Manasa Kesharaju Data Scientist Information Services Branch; Information, Debt and Appeals Division, Department of Human Services Roger Rooney Senior Advisor ACT Government Abeer Rehman Product Manager & Operations Director, Foundation Services Service Delivery Branch Innovation & Design Division, Australian Digital Health Agency Kevin Jeffrey Chief Data Officer IP Australia Laura Sham Director, Data Analytics Section, Department of Health Simon Costello Branch Head, National Location Information Geoscience Australia Marcel van Kints General Manager (A/g) & Head of Office, Sydney Statistical Data Integration Division Australian Bureau of Statistics Kate Carruthers Chief Data Officer UNSW Kayelle Drinkwater General Manager, Data Management and Analytics Branch Economic and Analytical Services Division Department of Industry, Innovation and Science Matthew James Deputy Director and Senior Executive Housing and Specialised Services Group Australian Institute of Health and Welfare David Harper Vice President Capgemini James Kavanagh Microsoft

6 05 / agenda *POTENTIAL SPEAKER 8:00 REGISTRATION & NETWORKING BREAKFAST 9:00 9:15 WELCOME FROM PSN & CLOUDERA Benjamin Satchwell, Managing Director, Public Sector Network & Nick Hoskins, Managing Director, Cloudera CLOUDERA KEYNOTE: Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and the Future of Big Data Analytics Speaker: Hilary Mason, General Manager Machine Learning, Cloudera 9:45 INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Deriving value from analytics and AI at scale 10:05 10:25 PARTNER KENOTE: The Road to Transformation: Accelerating Mission Success Speaker: Zoom Data & Thanh Nguyen. A/National Manager Information Architecture Department of Human Services KEYNOTE: Using Data to Unlock Insights to Drive forward the National Economy Speaker: Mark Cully, Chief Economist, Economic and Analytical Services Division Department of Industry, Innovation and Science 10:45 MORNING TEA & NETWORKING BREAK 11:15 11:30 11:50 AI AND ADVANCED ANALYTICS WELCOME FROM CHAIR: Advancing AI and Analytics in the Public Sector Chairperson: TBC, Deloitte Machine Learning: Strategies for Achieving Success with a Data Science Practice in the Public Sector Speaker: Tony Krizan, Executive Director Corporate Operations & Information, CFO, CIO, National Health & Medical Research Council GOLD PARTNER: TBC Speaker: Speaker TBC SCALING WITH CLOUD WELCOME FROM CHAIR: Transforming Government Service Delivery Chairperson: David Harper, Capgemini Uncovering the complexities of developing and building a private, elastic, cloud system. Speaker: *TBC GOLD PARTNER: DataOps for Cloud Speaker: Arvind Prabhakar, Co-Founder, Streamsets 12:10 12:30 12:50 Managing and Identifying Opportunities with Big Data for Public Good. Speaker: Simon Costello, Branch Head, National Location Information, Geoscience Australia GOLD PARTNER: IT Modernisation with Machine Learning and Data Science for the Enterprise Speaker: Speaker TBC, Dell EMC PANEL SESSION: Artificial Intelligence How it works, what you need to know, what you can do with it and how it could all go wrong. Panellists: Kayelle Drinkwater, General Manager, Data Management and Analytics Branch Economic and Analytical Services Division, Department of Industry, Innovation and Science Dr Manasa Kesharaju, Data Scientist Information Services Branch; Information, Debt and Appeals Division, Department of Human Services Abeer Rehman, Product Manager & Operations Director, Foundation Services Service Delivery Branch Innovation & Design Division, Australian Digital Health Agency Laura Sham, Director, Data Analytics Section, Department of Health Roger Rooney, Senior Advisor, ACT Government 13:20 LUNCH & NETWORKING BREAK Building a Platform for your Data Scientists Speaker: Kevin Jeffrey, Chief Data Officer, IP Australia GOLD PARTNER: Cloud in the Public Sector Speaker: TBC PANEL SESSION: Effectively Managing Data, Security and Risk - Mitigation in the era of artificial intelligence, machine learning and cyber threats Panellists: Chris Dale, Chief Information and Security Officer, Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities Narelle Lovett, Chief - Data Management and ICT Security, IP Australia Kate Carruthers, Chief Data and Analytics Officer, UNSW

7 06 / agenda continued 14:15 ROUNDTABLES 1. Integrated Machine Learning & Data Science 2. Architecting a data platform 3. Managing data science 4. Practical techniques for interpreting machine learning models 5. Protecting sensitive data in huge datasets: Cloud tools you can use 6. Dynamic data privacy at scale 7. From Theory to Data Product - Applying Data Science Methods to Effect Business Change 8. Next-generation cybersecurity via data fusion, AI, and big data 9. Managing risk in machine learning 10. Data governance: A big job that s getting bigger 11. Privacy by Design Building data privacy and protection in, versus bolting it on late 12. Bringing together machine and human intelligence 13. An ethical foundation for the AI-driven future 14. Realizing the true value in your data: Data-drivenness Assessment 15. A roadmap for open data science 16. Derive value from analytics and AI at scale 15:00 KEYNOTE: A new Framework for Public Sector Data Sharing and Release Speaker: Phillip Gould, Assistant Secretary, Office of the National Data Commissioner Policy Innovation and Projects Division Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 15:20 PARTNER KEYNOTE: Topic TBC Speaker: TBC, Microsoft 15:40 PANEL DISCUSSION: Advancing your Data & Analytics Strategy managing and making sense of all the data for actionable outcomes Panellists: Marcel van Kints, General Manager (A/g) & Head of Office, Sydney, Statistical Data Integration Division, Australian Bureau of Statistis Yaso Arumugam, Chief Information Officer, National Archives of Australia Andrew Lalor, Assistant Secretary, Data and Digital Branch, Policy, Innovation and Projects Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Matthew James, Deputy Director and Senior Executive, Housing and Specialised Services Group Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 16:20 SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER Doug Cuting, Chief Architect, Cloudera 16:40 CLOSE FROM CHAIR 16:45 NETWORKING DRINKS

8 07 / sponsors Platinum partners GOLD partners SILVER partners BRONZE partners networking partners

9 09 / about us About us PSN is a research company that represents public sector professionals across Australia and New Zealand and develops roundtables, seminars, and conferences to suit current areas of interest. Our growing online community spans across Federal, State, and Local governmentdepartments, healthcare, and education, allowing members to share information, access the latest in government news and innovation, and engage with other like-minded individuals on a secure and closed-door network. Great event from beginning (planning) to end. One of the best events we have sponsored in terms of conversations had at booth, opportunity to promote our brand. PSN did an amazing job of event management. Well done. PSN Events Pty Ltd A Subsidiary of Public Sector Network Holdings Pty Ltd ABN /60 Margaret Street Sydney NSW 2010 Excellent event, great conversations & a platform to interact with the right government contacts & partner community. A very relaxed ambience customers really letting down their guards not feeling as threatened by industry and vendors. The roadshow was a great way to see what others are up to and provides invaluable networking opportunities to further our learning.