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Digital Government 2018
Towards smarter public services
Conference • Exhibition • Networking
Sponsored by Titanic Belfast • Thursday 8th March 2018
Digital Government 2018
Digital disruption is becoming the norm – technology innovation
can revolutionise what we can do. Organisations are moving
more and more of their processes into the digital space, ranging
from back office operations to customer engagement channels
that are migrating increasingly online. Northern Ireland’s public
sector is undergoing a digital evolution.
The digital evolution is accelerating in response to cost pressures, citizen
demand and central government directives. The opportunities presented by
embracing innovative technology and information solutions are huge – being
able to deliver reliable, accessible and transformative government services
to citizens.
As we start 2018, digital platforms are now becoming the standard business
models across many organisations. To keep the pace, we need to assume
digital and move towards innovation. However, assuming this is not without its
challenges. Citizen expectations are high but very often those who would most
benefit are those who are the most digitally excluded. In addition, in order to
be a digital business, public sector organisations need to ensure that this is
embedded into planning, policy and process – not just something confined to
‘…digital enables new
the IT Department. Simply appointing a Chief Digital Officer, with no budget
transformation opportunities.
and no clear mandate, is not digital transformation.
We can look at the service from the
user’s perspective and redesign a This multi-stream conference will feature a range of expert speakers who will
service based on need. The most talk about their digital transformation journey – from improving back-end
successful services we have processes to cutting edge citizen facing technologies. It will also feature case
developed have been on that
studies from organisations that have radically changed how services are
transformative basis, rather than just
delivered through the creation of innovative digital platforms.
enabling existing services.’
Paul Wickens speaking to agendaNi
This is why you need to be at Digital Government 2018
Who you can expect to meet:
The event will be of interest to senior managers and decision-makers
working across Northern Ireland’s public and private sectors. Not just
for CIOs, it is also for those within organisations in policy-making and
service delivery roles. Delegates will include:
Key themes covered: • Chief Executives / Directors / senior managers
• Chief Information Officers / IT Directors
4 The future of digitising public services
4 Making government accessible
• Local government officers
4 The next evolution of digital government • Policy makers
4 Data analytics for better decision making • Corporate planners
4 The transformative effect of mobile working
• Board members of public sector agencies
4 Technology to transform healthcare
4 Developing world class IT infrastructure
• Voluntary / community sector leaders / NGOs
4 • Health / education sector professionals
What Internet of Things means for public services
4 Best practice case studies in digital delivery from outside Northern Ireland • Services organisations – IT / telecoms / advisory
Benefits of attending: Networking
4 Discuss the digital transformation of The conference is structured in such a way to
public services
provide a high level of interaction between speakers
4 Hear directly from those responsible
and delegates. There will be plentiful opportunities
for driving these programmes
forward
for questions as well as discussion in each of the
4 Learn about innovative projects sessions. In the margins of the event there will also
already being implemented be ample scope for business development during
4 Network with other professionals the busy networking breaks which take place in our
across the public, private and exhibition area.
voluntary sectors
Conference plenary
08.30 REGISTRATION & MORNING COFFEE
09.00 Chairman’s welcome and introduction: Bill McCluggage
Managing Director, Laganview Associates
09.05 Why digital matters
Paul Wickens, Chief Executive, NICS Enterprise Shared Services
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Driving digital innovation: Delivering better services
Kevin Cunnington, Director General, Government Digital Service
Releasing Innovation through Digital Government
Frank O’Donnell, Head of Public Sector, Microsoft
Towards a digital probation service
Brian McCutcheon, Head of IT, Probation Board for Northern Ireland
Question & answer session / Panel discussion
10.45 NETWORKING BREAK AND EXHIBITION VIEWING
11.15 How GDPR will affect your organisation
Ignatius O’Doherty, Chief Strategy Officer
Strategy Information Assurance and Management, NICS Enterprise Shared Services
Supporting digital innovation to drive growth
Lorraine Acheson, Manager for Northern Ireland, Innovate UK
Smart Belfast: Supporting Innovation
Deborah Colville, Smart Cities Portfolio Manager, Belfast City Council
Transforming the delivery of healthcare through technology
Stephen Stewart, Assistant Director, Technology and Telecommunications
South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust
Digital inclusion: Engaging with all citizens
Colm McQuillan, Director of Housing Services, The Housing Executive
Question & answer session / Panel discussion Sponsored by
13.15 CONFERENCE LUNCH
Parallel sessions
14.00 SESSION 1: INTERNET OF THINGS SESSION 2: DATA ANALYTICS
Revolutionising healthcare through IoT Unlocking the power of data for more
effective policing
Dr Philip Catherwood, NIBEC Research
Gurchand Singh, Head of Analysis Service,
Centre, Ulster University
An Garda Síochána
Emerging trends in IoT Using data to deliver better healthcare
Speaker to be confirmed Dr Brendan O’Brien, Consultant Clinical
Informatics Specialist
Case study: Making Dublin a smart city Health and Social Care Board
Jamie Cudden, Smart City Program
Manager, Dublin City Council (invited) Data sharing v. data security?
Speaker to be confirmed
The WiSAR Technology Gateway: Providing
Informing better decision making with data
solutions with IoT technology
analytics
Dr Nick Timmons, Director, WiSAR Lab Peter Devine, Director, Cognitive Analytics
Letterkenny Institute of Technology Research Lab, Ulster University
Questions & answers / Panel discussion Questions & answers / Panel discussion
16.00 Conference close 16.00 Conference close
Sponsorship opportunities
…interested in increasing the profile
of your organisation with leaders from
Northern Ireland’s public sector?
…don’t miss the opportunity to
There are still a number of sponsorship opportunities available at this conference.
showcase your expertise!
For further information on the sponsorship packages remaining and speaking
opportunities at the event call Lynda Millar on +44 (0)28 9261 9933.
Key themes
Plenary: Smarter public services
The opening session of the conference will look at how we can deliver smarter public services. Paul Wickens from Enterprise Shared Services will update
delegates on how digital is transforming the way government delivers services and look to the next phase of transformation. We are also pleased to welcome
keynote speaker Kevin Cunnington, Director General of the Government Digital Service who will share his thoughts and expertise. This session will also
explore how GDPR legislation will affect organisations as well as looking at issues such as digital inclusion, mobile working and transforming the delivery of
healthcare.
Sponsored by
Data analytics Internet of Things
After lunch the conference will have two parallel sessions on Data Analytics and Internet The second parallel session will look at the disruptive
of Things. The data session will look at how organisations can unlock data for better potential of the Internet of Things. As well as looking at
decision making. It will feature two case studies of organisations that are successfully using emerging trends generally in this sector, the session will look
analytics to deliver better services. We will also have a presentation looking at the crucial at how IoT is revolutionising healthcare as well as how
issue of security and how we can balance the need for data sharing with data protection. smart cities are embracing it to provide better, more
efficient services.
Exhibition opportunities
There are a limited number of opportunities to become involved with this conference as an exhibitor. This is an excellent way for organisations to
showcase their expertise and raise their profile with a key audience of senior decision makers from across Northern Ireland’s public sector. This
interactive, multi-stream conference provides an excellent opportunity for making contacts and networking. For further information on how your
organisation can benefit, contact Claire Speers on 028 9261 9933 or email claire.speers@agendani.com.
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Delivering better Transforming
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Kevin Cunnington Stephen Stewart
Director General Assistant Director
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Unlocking the Getting to grips
power of data with GDPR
Ignatius O’Doherty
Gurchand Singh
Chief Strategy Officer
Head of Analysis Service
NICS Enterprise Shared
An Garda Síochána
Services
Speakers include
Lorraine Acheson is Innovate UK's Manager for Dr Áine MacDermott is a Senior Lecturer in Gurchand Singh is Head of Data Analysis for the
Northern Ireland. Her role is to promote Innovate Cyber Security and Internet of Things (IoT) at Garda Síochána Analysis Service (GSAS). GSAS
UK across Northern Ireland, engaging with Liverpool John Moores University. Academic supports policing in Ireland through the
strategic stakeholders and providing a link research interests include the Internet of Things, provision of high quality analysis to assist
between Innovate UK and Northern Ireland. critical infrastructure protection, computer strategic and operational policing. The quality
Innovate UK is the UK's Innovation Agency. It is network security, collaborative intrusion and value of its work was recently recognised in
the primary mechanism by which UK detection in interconnected networks, and digital forensics. the Garda Inspectorate Report on Crime Management. Prior to
Government funds and supports businesses developing science GSAS, Gurchand was Programme Director for Crime and Drugs
and technology innovations that will grow the UK economy. Bill McCluggage is Managing Director of Analysis and Research in the Home Office in London.
Laganview Associates Ltd. He became the first
Dr Philip Catherwood has worked in a range of CIO for the Irish Government in 2013 and was Dr Nick Timmons is Director and co-founder of
R&D industries developing bespoke scientific CIO for the Northern Ireland Civil Service (2005 the WiSAR Lab at Letterkenny Institute of
measurement equipment and high-speed optical – 2009). He joined the Cabinet Office in 2009 as Technology. He has 25 years’ experience, 10
communications. Dr Catherwood devised the deputy UK Government CIO. While in the years in industry as an RF design engineer, and
installation of NI’s first SIGFOX base-station Cabinet Office he was the Executive Director responsible for 20 years as an academic and researcher. Nick
(Ulster University), which also made Ulster the the UK Government’s ICT Strategy and was instrumental in the lectures in the School of Engineering at
first UK University to operate a base-station. His development of the Government G-Cloud, and was SRO for the Letterkenny Institute of Technology, supervises
technical contribution was acknowledged through two Identity Assurance Programme, now GOV.UK Verify. postgraduate research students, and in the WiSAR Lab directs
prestigious Telecommunications recognition awards. research and industry projects in the area of wireless embedded
Brian McCutcheon is Head of Information systems and the Internet of Things. His research is in the area
Deborah Colville leads the ‘Smart Belfast Technology at the Probation Board for Northern of antennas and RF protocols for Wireless Body Area Networks
programme’ and has recently launched the Ireland. His responsibilities also include with over 40 publications.
Smart Belfast Innovation Framework. With 36 Information Security, the Case Management
years of experience in local government she has System, Business Continuity and Technical Paul Wickens is the Chief Executive of
extensive experience overseeing the Services and Support. Enterprise Shared Services (ESS) for the
implementation and support of ICT systems Northern Ireland Civil Service (NICS) and is a
within BCC and across a range of public sector Ignatius O’Doherty is Chief Strategy Officer in Deputy Secretary on the Board of the
bodies in the UK. Department of Finance’s Digital Shared Services. Department of Finance (DoF). ESS provides
He is a digital leader with responsibilities for the shared services for ICT, HR, Finance, Property
Kevin Cunnington became the Director General development and implementation of a future ICT Management and Digital Transformation. ESS
of the Government Digital Service in August Strategy for the NI Civil Service. He leads the DSS has delivered savings in excess of £170 million and won a
2016. He is Head of Function for Digital, Data Information Assurance, Cyber Security, Information number of significant awards. Paul is responsible for Digital
and Technology and also a member of the Management and Open Data initiatives. Transformation being successfully implemented across the NI
Cabinet Office’s Executive Committee. Kevin has public sector. He is also the lead on Open Data within the public
led a variety of large scale, and global, digital Frank O’Donnell is Microsoft’s Public Sector sector and is the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the NICS.
transformation programmes. He spent his early Lead in Ireland where he focuses on supporting Paul was awarded a visiting professorship at the Ulster
career in programming and IT consultancy. More recently he key customers and government stakeholders in University Business School where he occasionally lectures on
was the Global Head of Online for Vodafone Group and their transformation and change, enabled by change management and shared services.
Business Transformation Group Director General at the technology. Frank brings a wide range of
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). experience in senior level consulting positions,
most recently with KPMG in Ireland where he was Head of
Health & Public Sector Consulting. Prior to KPMG, he was a
Partner and Ireland Country Head at PA Consulting and Senior
Director with Scottish Enterprise.
Conference location By Foot
Titanic Belfast is only 2.4km (1.5 miles) away from Belfast City Centre; a
pleasant 25-30 minute walk.
By Car
Vehicles approaching Belfast on the M1 or M2 should follow the signs to
Belfast City Airport M3, taking the first exit for Titanic Quarter. There are 520
secure, underground paid parking spaces available. Parking charges are
£1.50 for the first hour and £1 per hour thereafter.
By Train
Translink operate regular train services from Belfast City Centre and beyond.
For up-to-date information on timetables please see www.translink.co.uk.
Please disembark at Titanic Quarter Station for Titanic Belfast.
From here there is pedestrian access via a footbridge, please then follow
signage to Titanic Belfast. Walking time is approx. 15 mins from station.
By Bus
Translink operate Metro Services 26, 26A, 26B, 26C from Belfast City Centre -
departing outside the Belfast Welcome Centre to Titanic Belfast. While the
Airport Express 600, 600A, 600B services Belfast City Centre,Titanic Belfast and
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