Event at a glance
Day 1
26 July 2010
Conference
8.30am – 5.00pm
Day 2
27 July 2010
Conference
8.30am – 5.00pm
SOCIAL – SECURE – SCALEABLE- SUSTAINABLE
In the post-Gershon world how can government ICT be used to drive efficiency and lower costs?
FutureGov Forum Australia – our 12th event in the regional Asia Pacific series – will focus on the issues at the heart of the Australasian public sector, using our unique FutureGov Forum format to bring senior Australian civil servants and international representatives together face-to-face.
Building on our established relationships with state and federal government in Australia and beyond, the Forum will focus on key issues including:
- Web 2.0 & Citizen Engagement
- Green IT
- Open Data
- Cloud Computing
- National Broadband Initiative
- Citizen Authentication
- Enterprise Content Management
- Public Private Partnerships
- Business Intelligence & Analytics
- Compliance & Risk Management
Are you a government official?
• Stay up to date! Hear the latest on Australia’s e-gov plans from Ann Steward, the Australian GCIO
• Compare the e-government strategies of Australia with the US and Europe – which international strategies could work for your agency?
• Network with your peers and enjoy high-level knowledge sharing on a personal basis with our roundtable format
Do you want to increase your government business?
• Personally meet and interact with all 120 government delegates AND international government speakers
• No more time-restricted presentations! Take the opportunity to share your technology solutions in a relaxed conversational environment
• Your chance to meet both federal and state level officials at the most interactive government technology event of the year.
FutureGov Forum Australia is your high-performance networking event, geared to knowledge-sharing and exchange between countries.
quick key facts
- Australian IT market is projected to increase from A$20.4bn in 2010 to around A$24.8bn in 2014 – much of this growth is being driven by government spend
- Australia is ranked number 8 in the world in the 2010 UN E–Government Development Index
- Over 1/3 of Australians log onto Facebook each month
Over 100 senior government officials confirmed including:
- CIO – Attorney-General’s Department
- Head, National E- health Project – Australian Capital Territory Health
- CIO – Australian National Audit Office
- CIO – Australian Trade Commission (Austrade)
- First Assistant Secretary, ICT Strategic & Corporate Services – Centrelink
- Chief Executive Officer – CrimTrac
- Assistant Secretary, Digital Economy & Convergence Strategy – Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
- CEO – Department of Business and employment – Northern Territory Government
- CIO – Department of Commerce (NSW )
- Head, ICT Operations – Department of Defence
- First Assistant Secretary, ICT Reform Division – Department of Defence
- Deputy CFO – Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
- CIO, Information Management and Technology Group – Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
- Director, Australian Government Information Management Office – Department of Finance and Deregulation
- Assistant Secretary, Visa, Citizenship & Settlement Systems Branch – Department of Immigration & Citizenship
- Deputy Director, Department of Innovation,Industry,and regional development
- CIO, Information Serivces – Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
- Deputy Director General – National Archives of Australia
- Director Technology Projects – Parliament of Australia
- First Assistant Commissioner – Australian Taxation Office
