Public Sector Innovation Show

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1 2018 Public Sector Innovation Show Delivering a smarter and more sustainable government Wednesday 7 th November Westpac Stadium, Wellington 30+ Government speakers 20 Industry partners 10+ Interactive roundtables 2 Focused streams 1 Great show

2 01 / overview Expanding upon the success of the 3rd annual Public Sector Innovation Show in Australia, PSN s Public Sector Innovation will be coming to New Zealand in November Join 120+ of your peers in Wellington this November and take part in the inaugural gathering of public sector leaders in New Zealand, who will be taking a different look at how we can better deliver government services, using innovative new ways of thinking, and transforming the way we develop and deliver services, using new tools, technologies, and processes. The conference will be divided into a plenary and two streams to focus on: TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES Tools & Technologies play a critical role in the positive transformation of government; from the upgrading of legacy IT systems, to transitioning of government policy making and service delivery towards digital models, transferring data and services to the cloud, and front edge leading advances like automation and machine learning. This stream will address the tools and technologies that will assist the Public Sector in their transformation journeys. PEOPLE & PROCESSES Underpinning all positive change to government administration, are the people and processes in place. This stream will focus on the human aspect of transformation, as well as looking at showcasing new ways to work and think in the Public Sector. The Future of Work in the Public Sector is an exciting place to be, and staying abreast of the new thinking, new technologies, and new ways to deliver services, is of the utmost importance.

3 02 / expected audience INDUSTRY GOVERNMENT SECTOR FUNCTION ROLE 26% 20% 8% 26% 14% 32% 12% 12% 39% 74% 72% 28% 29% PUBLIC SECTOR FEDERAL ICT & DIGITAL MANAGER PRIVATE SECTOR LOCAL TRANSFORMATION & INNOVATION DIRECTOR OTHER HUMAN RESOURCES C-SUITE, SECRETARY & EXECUTIVE FINANCE & PROCUREMENT OTHER

4 03 / why attend? Meet and network with a broad range of over 120 public sector leaders from across NZ and abroad Hear about the latest developments in government transformation Stay abreast of policy changes impacting public sector governance at a central and local level Take away tangible and practical tools to improve the performance of your government department on the ground Learn about and witness practical case study demonstrations of leading edge technology innovations supporting best practice government Mix and mingle and expand your public sector networks in a relaxed setting at our colocated social functions Join the critical discourse around the future of public sector transformation

5 04 / this year s speakers Ed Overy Chief Information Officer, KiwiRail Chris Buxton Chief Digital Officer, Statistics New Zealand Alan Adcock General Manager Corporate / CFO, Whangarei District Council Maria Robertson Deputy Chief Executive, Service Delivery and Operations, Department of Internal Affairs Evelyn Wareham Chief Data and Insights Officer, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Tanya Boelema Chief Architect and Manager of Architecture, Change and Knowledge, Tertiary Education Commission Stephanie Dillon Chief Advisor, Industry and Government Engagement, Ministry of Defence Richard Briggs Chief Executive Officer, Hamilton City Council Susan Parkes Group Manager, Customer Channel Auckland Transport Kok Ping Soon Chief Executive Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech) Geri Ellis Chief Digital and Technology Officer New Zealand Post Rosalie Nelson General Manager, Strategy Impact and Insights, Callaghan Innovation - New Zealand s Innovation Agency Allan Freeth Chief Executive, Environmental Protection Authority Matt Saunders Digital Channels Manager, Accident Compensation Corporation Monique Davidson Chief Executive Central Hawke s Bay District Council Peter Chrisp Chief Executive New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Keith Manch Chief Executive and Director, Maritime New Zealand Jane Davis Chief Executive Carterton District Council Russell Cooke Acting Government Chief Privacy Officer, Department of Internal Affairs Mark Evans Deputy Chief Executive Strategy, New Zealand Police Dr Karen Poutasi Chief Executive, New Zealand Qualifications Authority Michael Frampton Chief People Officer, Canterbury District Health Board Rochelle Barrow Group Manaer Data and Information Stewardship, Ministry of Education David Boyd Customer Experience Leader, Greater Wellington Regional Council Vaughan Payne Chief Executive Officer, Waikato Regional Council Christine Grice Manager Inter-Agency Accreditation, Ministry of Social Development

6 05 / agenda Wednesday 7 November 2018, Westpac Stadium, Wellington 8:00am 9:00am 9:10am 9:20am 9:50am 10:10am 10:30am Registration Opens Opening Remarks from Conference Chair, Accenture Ministerial Address: The Future Landscape of the NZ Public Sector and Workforce Keynote Session: The Art of the Possible - Innovation in the Public Sector Maria Robertson, Deputy Chief Executive, Service Delivery and Operations, Department of Internal Affairs Partner Session: Exploring the critical role of technology Speaker TBC, SAP International Keynote Session: Leading ICT and Digital Transformation in the Public Sector Kok Ping Soon, Chief Executive, Government Technology Agency of Singapore (GovTech) Morning Tea and Networking STREAM SESSIONS 11:00am 11:15am 11:35am 11:55am TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES Welcome from Chair: Digital and ICT are already at the core of what we do, now what s next? Speaker TBC, Accenture Getting the Right Systems, Settings and Infrastructure in Place for your Transformation Project Ed Overy, Chief Information Officer, KiwiRail Partner Session: Government Cloud. Now what? Speaker TBC, Accenture Don t Forget about Security when Building Digital Services Dr Karen Poutasi, Chief Executive, New Zealand Qualifications Authority PEOPLE & PROCESSES Welcome from Chair: Taking a continuous improvement approachto government business process transformation Transformational Leadership and Mindsets for The Future of Work Michael Frampton, Chief People Officer, Canterbury District Health Board Partner Session: The Future of the Workplace - Integrating people, place, and technology Speaker TBC, Sysdoc Group Working Collaboratively to Better Deliver Citizen Centred Services David Boyd, Customer Experience Leader, Greater Wellington Regional Council Continued...

7 06 / agenda continued 12:15pm Don t Forget about Security when Building Digital Services Blockchain in the Public Sector - What are the Possibilities? Digital driven engagement: Using data to enrich your digital engagement Developing your Future ICT Transformation Roadmap Data led Customer Experience, automation and AI and the capacity to transform government ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS Enabling the modern workforce in a Digital Age How Can You Accelerate a Culture of Co-Creation and Collaboration? Creating a more flexible and agile workforce Placing customers at the center of your decisions Design Thinking for Innovation STREAM SESSIONS 3:05pm TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES Panel Session: How can we make the most of digital technologies to transform the way government works for the benefit of New Zealanders? Panellists: Ed Overy, Chief Information Officer, KiwiRail Geri Ellis, Chief Digital and Technology Officer, New Zealand Post Alan Adcock, General Manager Corporate / CFO, Whangarei District Council Matt Saunders, Digital Channels Manager, Accident Compensation Corporation Rochelle Barrow, Group Manager Data and Information Stewardship, Ministry of Education PEOPLE & PROCESSES Panel Session: Innovation in the Public Sector Panellists: Dr Sarah Kerkin, Chief Advisor to the Deputy Secretary, Policy, Ministry of Justice Richard Briggs, Chief Executive, Hamilton City Council Monique Davidson, Chief Executive, Central Hawke s Bay District Council Tanya Boelema, Chief Architect and Manager of Architecture, Change and Knowledge, Tertiary Education Commission Christine Grice, Manager Inter-Agency Accreditation, Ministry of Social Development 1:05pm Lunch and Networking 3:35pm Afternoon Tea and Networking STREAM SESSIONS TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES 2:00pm Welcome from Chair Welcome from Chair 2:05pm 2:25pm Delivering Citizen Centred Digital Services with Data at the Core Chris Buxton, Chief Digital Officer, Statistics New Zealand Partner Session: The robots aren t coming, they re already here - Practical examples of implementation of machine learning and artificial intelligence in government Speaker TBC, Salesforce PEOPLE & PROCESSES Design Thinking for Innovation to create a more flexible and agile workforce Keith Manch, Chief Executive Officer and Director, Maritime New Zealand Partner Session: Delivering better customer outcomes with data-led personalisation Speaker TBC, AskYourTeam 4:00pm 4:20pm 4:50pm Closing Partner Session Closing Keynote Panel Session: Public Sector Transformation and Leadership Panellists: Peter Chrisp, Chief Executive, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Jane Davis, Chief Executive, Carterton District Council Russell Cooke, Acting Government Chief Privacy Officer, Department of Internal Affairs Rosalie Nelson, General Manager, Strategy Impact and Insights, Callaghan Innovation - New Zealand s Innovation Agency Vaughan Payne, Chief Executive Officer, Waikato Regional Council Allan Freeth, Chief Executive, Environmental Protection Authority Mark Evans, Deputy Chief Executive Strategy, New Zealand Police Stephanie Dillon, Chief Advisor, Industry and Government Engagement, Ministry of Defence Closing Innovation Keynote Session TBC 2:45pm Translating big data to big outcomes - using data and analytics to drive policy and administrative decision making Evelyn Wareham, Chief Data and Insights Officer, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Transforming the End to End Customer Experience Journey Susan Parkes, Group Manager Customer Central, Auckland Transport 5:10pm Networking Reception

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

9 08 / delegate booking form Package table Standard Solution Providers & Consultants Sponsorship Opportunities: If your organisation is interested in connecting with our senior delegation on-site then please contact us ASAP. We only have limited sponsorship opportunities to demonstrate thought-leadership, network and build the brand on-site - please Standard sponsor@publicnetworksector.com.au $ GST 3 day to explore opportunities $ within $ GST your budget. Note: Vendors are unable to register for $895 ticket + GST only access to this event * All Super Saver and Early Bird discounts require payment at time of registration and before the cut-off date in order to receive any discount. * Discounts do not apply to vendors/solution providers. PSN reserves the right to determine who is a vendor. * Any discounts offered (including super saver and early bird and team discounts) are subject to availability and require payment at the time of registration. 1st Relsease Second Release Third Release $160 $270 $430 * All discount offers cannot be combined with any other offer. Standard $545 $2999 DELEGATE 1 FIRST NAME SURNAME DELEGATE 2 FIRST NAME SURNAME POSITION ORGANISATION ADDRESS TELEPHONE APPROVING MANAGER FIRST NAME SURNAME POSITION CHEQUE ENCLOSED FOR $ (Please make cheques payable to: Public Sector Network) PLEASE CHARGE American Express Visa Mastercard Diners Club CREDIT CARD NUMBER AMEX 4 DIGIT CODE NAME OF CARDHOLDER (PLEASE PRINT) EXPIRY DATE POST- CODE FAX WHERE? Westpac Stadium, Wellington WHEN? 7 November, 2018 TEAM DISCOUNTS There are different rates for supporting organisations and PSN member - REGISTRATION INFORMATION Website: events.publicsectornetwork. com.au info@publicsectornetwork.nz By registering for this event you have agreed to the PSN Cancellation policy. All tickets must be paid in full before the event date. Payment is to be made 14 days from registration date. If the event is less than 14 days away the invoice must be paid prior to the event or access will not be granted to event. Cancellations fee apply. Payment Methods: EFT: Payment can be made via EFT, please refer to bank details included on attached invoice. Credit Card: We accept Visa, Mastercard and Amex. All credit card transactions will incur a 1.8% surcharge. Please click here - Payment to pay via our secure online gateway or contact team PSN team on or registrations@publicsectornetwork.com.au to make a payment. Cancellation & Substitution If, for some reason you are unable to attend, you are welcome to nominate someone else to attend in your place. Please advise substitutions/or cancellations via so a correct name tag will be available on the day at registration. Cancellation fee s apply, please refer to our Terms and Conditions. Please do not hesitate to contact the registrations team should you have any questions. Any information provided by you in registering for this conference is being collected by PSN and will be held in the strictest confidence. It will be added to our database and will be used primarily to provide you with further information about PSN events and services. By supplying your address and mobile telephone number you are agreeing to PSN contacting you by these means to provide you further information about PSN products and services. From time to time PSN may share information from our database with other professional organisations (including our event sponsors) to promote similar products and services. Please tick the box below if you do NOT want us to pass on your details. To amend your current details, or to opt out of further mailings, please contact our Database Integrity Maintenance Department, info@publicsectornetwork.com.au 2018 PSN Events Pty Ltd ABN All RIGHTS RESERVED. The format, design, content and arrangement of this brochure constitute a copyright of PSN. Unauthorised reproduction will be actionable by law.