How to effectively Design, Develop, Deploy and Sustain an Information Management Capability
 
Wednesday 23rd May 2019
Renewables Innovation Hub
19/23 Moore Street   Turner   Canberra

Time: 09:00 - 16:30

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About the Workshop Day
Following on the successes of previous workshops, your Institute for Information Management is organising another opportunity for our members and supporters to meet and spend half of the day in learning, creative thinking and networking.
 
The focus for the IIM Workshop Day will be around the innovative approaches to design, develop and deploy and sustain the modern information management capabilities, solutions, projects and initiatives.  We will touch on various hot topics in the information management sphere, but our time and energy will be aimed at improving the ways we go about implementing them.

Presenters
Yaso Arumugam, CIO, National Archives of Australia: Dialogue with a CIO - Open Forum

Anne Lyons, Visiting Fellow - Cybersecurity, Australian Strategic Policy Institute - Protecting Identity of a Nation

Claude Colasante, AUSTRAC - Using Hackathons to Innovate

Vladimir Videnovic, IIM - Journey to Success - An approach to Developing an Information Management Capability

Details
The core activity at the IIM Workshop Day will see you participating in an agile project that will design, develop and deliver a solution to one of the following business problems:

1. Discussion paper that compares Agile vs Lean and Extreme approach to design, develop and implement an information management capability and provide recommendations
2. Executive Dashboard that provides a workforce profile based on HR Data
3. Citizen 360 – a citizen relationship management system that will provide a comprehensive profile of a citizen in order to improve the quality of government services
4. A Digital Assistant that will assist citizens in finding the most appropriate service
5. A modern Election Management system that will use digital technologies and services to capture and process data, prevent fraud and monitor election process in real-time
6. Predict, Discover and Fight fraud and criminal activities using the art of intelligence based on emerging technologies and approaches, including Artificial Intelligence, Semantic Computing and Smart Devices
7. A modern Digital Record Management solution that utilises Machine Learning and Semantic Computing to automate how government information is categorised, indexed, managed and disposed
8. An International Visa Processing system that will enable Five Eyes countries to simplify and transform process to make it more responsive to the current economic, social and security needs
   

Registration Fees      Membership Status                               Discount      Registration Fee incl GST
                                       Regular (non-member)                            0%                  $550
                                       Member of a partnering association    20%                $440
                                       IIM member                                              40%                $330

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About

Hackathon offers participants the possibility to work in small teams and employ innovative thinking to boost collective creativity and use it to solve business problems. The key objective is to create possible solutions in the form of prototypes that can be used as a minimal viable product to address the defined problem.

In this session, Claude Colasante from AUSTRAC will present examples of successful hackathons that enabled participants to apply a systematic creativity and innovation to build capabilities to predict, discover and fight fraud and crime.  Claude will also share how the Financial Intelligence Unit applies advanced analytics and leverage big data opportunities to build intelligence-led approaches as a platform for the effective detection and monitoring of criminal networks.

Claude Colasante joined AUSTRAC in 2003 as the National Manager of the Intelligence branch and held various senior positions.  In his role Director Intelligence, Money Laundering Criminal Targeting within AUSTRAC's Intelligence division, one of his key areas of focus is how to build, design and use analytics to identify money laundering, terrorist financing and crime risks. 

Claude’s branch leads innovation at AUSTRAC by co-designing useful solutions with its customers to enable them to make faster, better and more effective decisions through Innovation, Leadership and Analytics.

Venue

Cost & Registrations

$5.00 per person paid at the door (to cover the cost of drinks and nibbles)

Register by email to iim@iim.org.au b y Monday 18th February 2019