Balancing data insight with risk is a perpetual challenge in the government space. But by simplify data tools and processes, and promoting data literacy, enabling all individuals to confidently use and benefit from data-driven insights is possible. Michael Amon discusses how to achieve data democratisation.

Michael Amon, Director - Data Policy, Evaluation & Visualisation, Australia Attorney-General's Department

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Often a user needs to interact with different products owned by different agencies to get one thing done. But rarely do these products connect together. Wendy MacDermott shares how the Government of New Brunswick is harnessing user voices to design smarter services that reduce the burden.

Wendy MacDermott, Chief Experience Officer, Department of Social Development, Government of New Brunswick

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"The public sector will never be the lions of the animal kingdom when it comes to talent attraction... but we can be peacocks." In this episode Nick Field, Director of Organisational Performance shares his tips, tools and strategies to help make government an employer of choice.

Nick Field, Director, Organisational Performance, Essential Services Commission.

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More than just a buzzword, operational excellence is the cornerstone of any successful organisation's long-term growth strategy. Ruth Owen shares her top tips to help you build a slick, well tuned, operational process with a focus on the unique government environment.

Ruth Owen, Deputy Secretary/COO, NSW Department of Education

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With budgets and competing priorities a constant challenge in the public sector, government need to prioritise, optimise and collaborate. In this episode Robert Osmond of the Virginia IT Agency discusses the key trends revolutionising the future of government operations.

Bob Osmond, Chief Information Officer at the Virginia IT Agency.

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"Be curious, not judgemental." In this session Sharon Pratchler discusses the importance of building diverse teams to create user-centred and empathetic government services that are accessible across multiple service pathways for maximum inclusivity.

Sharon Pratchler, Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner, Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan.

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Technology is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to digital transformation. Governance, procurement, funding, IT and, cruciually, culture must all come together to enable pace and create impact. Mike Hill shares his transformation experience with the UK Cabinet Office

Mike Hill, Chief Digital Information Officer, UK Cabinet Office

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Transformation is hard - especially when you throw in competing priorities and distractions from shiny new technologies. To ensure you stay on track Michelle Graham shares her department blueprint architecture strategy.

Dr Michelle Graham, Acting First Assistant Secretary - Integrity, Security and Assurance, Department of Home Affairs

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Integrating AI is too hard. AI will take our jobs. AI is bias. We've all heard these, but they're simply not true. AI is the way forward and with a carefully enacted and communicated strategy can reap massive rewards. Shauna Rogers shares learnings from the Texas Attorney General department. Shauna Rogers, Chief Digital Officer, Texas Attorney General

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Secure data collaboration brings great value, through the exchange of data between departments efficiencies are gained, solutions are provided to citizens faster and services are optimised. Anil Arora discusses how Canada is cultivating an innovation ecosystem with data.

Anil Arora, Chief Statistician, Statistics Canada

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