Data governance in the public sector
With Capgemini
Data governance in the public sector
With Capgemini
21st March, 12.00pm – 2.00pm
What your agency needs to know about managing, securing and archiving its data
| Date: | 21st March |
| Time: | 12.00pm – 2.00pm |
| Location: | The Boat House Menindee Drive Barton ACT 2600 |
Agenda
| 12.00 - 12.15 | Networking, registrations, demo huts |
| 12.15 - 12.25 | Welcome, intro and house rules |
| 12.25 - 12.55 | Enterprise Data Governance, what’s changing, why should you care and why GDPR is really a lever to ensure greater accountability |
| 12.55 - 1.25 | Shaping Wholistic data governance, with Capgemini |
| 1.25 - 1.45 | Customer stories - how your peers are responding to this lever |
| 1.45 - 2.00 | wrap up and Q&A |
| 2.00 - 2.30 | Networking and demo sessions available |
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Government agencies at all levels are making the inevitable shift to digital transformation, as they seek out new and innovative ways to improve their service delivery, drive operational efficiencies and achieve better public outcomes.
- Can we trust our data? Is it being used for the intended purpose?
- Is our data secure? Are we vulnerable to an attack or a breach?
- Are we meeting our data privacy obligations?
- How can we best share information within and across government agencies?
- What are the opportunities for third parties to securely add value and insight?
- The value of a robust agency-wide data governance approach
- Emerging trends in public sector data governance
- Lessons learnt from other government agencies on their data management journeys
- Best practices for governing, securing, archiving and mastering data
Speakers
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Patrick Dewald Senior Director, Data Governance at Informatica Patrick Dewald is a highly experienced data governance architect who joined Informatica with the acquisition of Diaku, where he was a founding partner. Patrick has been heading up Data Governance initiatives, designing and implementing group-wide data services from the ground up for over 15 years. With a strong focus on collaboration and the business view of the data asset, Patrick is recognized by his peers as a thought leader in the field of Data Governance. |
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Jack Basley Data Management Consultant within Capgemini’s Insights & Data practice Jack is a Data Management Consultant within Capgemini’s Insights & Data practice which offers a full suite of data management, enterprise analytics and business intelligence services. With a background in industrial engineering, Jack is particularly interested in the ways that data can be used to streamline processes and provide real benefit to a business’s bottom line. Jack also has a keen interest in bridging the divide between ICT and business teams and discovering the ways in which business units can be empowered to unlock the value of their data. |
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Jessie Meleck Insights and Data Consultant at Capgemini Jessie is an Insights and Data Consultant at Capgemini, she has a passion for people, growth and a strong focus on technology, in doing so, she is driven to work collaboratively with businesses to identify their goal, define their needs and recommend insightful solutions. Jessie is able to combine her psychology background, problem solving and effective communication skills to provide a holistic approach that engages the organisation to consider its processes and policies around information governance. Jessie is an advocate in blurring the boundaries between the business and IT to ensure organisations are gaining the most from the world’s largest commodity- data. |
What is a Informatica Open House?
Informatica brings the foremost topic experts to panel a discussion around the latest governance and compliance trends, initiatives and value of a collaborative and holistic approach to data governance, including compliance with regulations, operational efficiencies, data privacy, improved customer experience and more. This relaxed environment encourages attendees to ask questions and get involved with the discussion throughout the session.
