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The CONNECT Show is about how
technologies will CONNECT in the
future to change the way we do
business.
Designed for business people to understand how the
convergence of a number of technology megatrends are
creating a perfect storm of disruption, which will impact the
way we live and do business in the future.
CONNECT™ offers a contemporary alternative to Australia’s more traditional, large-scale
business and ICT exhibition held in Sydney.
We believe that in order to remain competitive in the 21st century global economy, Australia
needs to be a leader in both the development and use of CONNECTED digital technology.
We are committed to helping our clients grow, helping the sector grow, and helping the
wider economy grow, through the smart use of technology.
CONNECT business, government, ICT industry
CONNECT people and ideas
CONNECT inventors, investors and entrepreneurs
CONNECT technology suppliers with opportunities
CONNECT manufacturers with resellers and agents
CONNECT home, work and play
It doesn’t matter what industry you work in, we all use multiple technologies…and they are
changing. Quickly!
What is the next big thing that will disrupt and change the way we all live and do business?
More importantly …. when is it coming?
CONNECT™ will identify and help you prepare for the inevitable tsunami of new challenges,
opportunities and threats.
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The biggest event of its
kind in Australia
Connecting 1000’s of attendees
Identifying business opportunities
Building a flexible, innovative
and creative workforce
Combining social, mobile, analytics, cloud, automation, emerging tech
and IoT
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EVENT AT A GLANCE
CONNECT™ is a large annual trade show organised in partnership with the
Victorian Government, which runs together with 11 business summits.
THE
DAY ONE - Tuesday 21 April
21 April 2015
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
EXPO 10am - 5pm
21st April 2015 - Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
THE
2 DAY
SUMMIT
THE
THE
FutureHealth
Summit
NEXT BIG THING
SUMMIT
DAY ONE
Networking drinks reception
21st April 2015 - Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
DAY TWO - Wednesday 22 April
EXPO 10am - 4pm
AM
Down Under
Summit
Internet Of
Things
Summit
Enterprise
Mobility
Summit
Connected
Government
Summit
Connected
Marketing
Summit
Cloud &
Big Data
Summit
Connected
Education
Summit
UAV/
Remotely
Piloted
Aircraft
Summit
Future
Health
Summit
DAY TWO
Cloud &
Big Data
Summit
Connected
Education
Summit
UAV/
Remotely
Piloted
Aircraft
Summit
Future
Health
Summit
DAY TWO
PM
Internet Of
Things
Summit
Enterprise
Mobility
Summit
After Party
Connected
Government
Summit
Connected
Marketing
Summit
ROUNDTABLES
Closing Plenary
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Attend a niche conference focused on YOUR industry and
interest…reap the benefits that only a large, broad expo
can deliver.
NEXT BIG THING SUMMIT
Featuring the most innovative people and companies
in the world, this epic one day, 1000 delegate
conference examines the emerging technologies that
are transforming work and life, disrupting industries
and driving business innovation.
An international event where Australasian start-ups
and tech talent can meet with top-tier international
investors, industrialists and experts, build relationships
and secure lucrative funding.
21 April 2015
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
OpenStack is an open source project designed to
provide a collaborative approach to cloud computing.
The concept was launched just 3 years ago and
promises users an open source, scalable, portable
and free (or low cost) way to deploy private and
public clouds with the same agility as many of the
leading public cloud providers. The big question is
…. is OpenStack ready for the Enterprise? And how
can Enterprises leverage OpenStack to deliver a
scalable and stable environment for their workloads?
With more and more companies starting to look at
OpenStack as an option, now is the perfect time for
Australia’s first ever OpenStack conference. This
one-day conference is specifically designed for cloud
leaders, technology decision-makers and heads of
infrastructure and innovation who want to learn more
about OpenStack; discuss the benefits of opensource
and its community; and outline concrete steps that
businesses can take to decide if an OpenStack Cloud is
right for them.
CLOUD & BIG DATA SUMMIT
INTERNET OF THINGS SUMMIT
For business and technology leaders who want to
understand the impact of IoT across industries and
learn how it can be harnessed to unlock new revenue
opportunities, and create business efficiencies through
new working practices.
ENTERPRISE MOBILITY SUMMIT
Where CIOs, CTOs and top IT executives learn how to
plan, implement, execute, and support their mobile
enterprise initiatives.
CONNECTED MARKETING SUMMIT
Strategies and solutions for CMOs and CIOs that
want to benefit from the collision of marketing and
technology and collaborate to deliver cohesive crossplatform customer experiences that drive the bottom
line.
CONNECTED EDUCATION SUMMIT
From the organisers of EduTECH and FutureSchools,
this one-day summit brings together systemic
leaders and policy-makers from both industry and
the education system to discuss how to get today’s
students ready for tomorrow’s workplace.
Attendees include leaders from the schools system,
higher education, government and industry, as well
as national infrastructure and Ed-tech providers to
discuss the macro strategic potential of emerging
technologies in breaking down the traditional barriers
between them.
A must attend event for Line of Business Managers and
technology decision makers that want to benefit from
the evolution and convergence of the two unstoppable
IT megatrends, Cloud & Big Data.
FUTURE HEALTH SUMMIT
TedMed style event that looks at how digital
technology can be exploited to transform healthcare
delivery and improve patient outcomes with a focus
on connectivity, collaboration, wearable tech, mobile,
cloud, networks and data analytics.
Designed for senior level executives in ICT, clinical,
nursing, research, informatics, government policy
makers and officials and medical software, the
FutureHealth Summit will bring the entire industry
from across government agencies, public and private
hospitals, care facilities, general practice, insurance
and technology service providers.
CONNECTED GOVERNMENT SUMMIT
For public sector leaders charged with transforming
government through cloud services, big data, analytics,
mobile web and apps, mobile broadband networks,
social technologies, open data, and more.
UAV/REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SUMMIT
The UAV / Remotely Piloted Aircraft Summit connects
users, suppliers, operators, researchers and regulators
to shape the future and potential for this industry
which is literally poised to take off.
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120+ SPEAKERS
Sebastian Thrun
Founder of Google X
Labs; and winner of
DARPA driverless car
challenge
(USA)
Don Tapscott
Author, Speaker and
Advisor on Media,
Technology and
Innovation
(CANADA)
Bill Morrow
CEO
NBN Co
Barb Edson
General Manager Cloud
& Enterprise Marketing,
IoT Industry Team
Microsoft (USA)
David Rose
Author of ‘Enchanted
Objects’; CEO, Ditto Labs;
and Researcher and
Lecturer
MIT Media Labs
(USA)
Rebekah Horne
Chief Digital Officer,
Network Ten
Andreas Raptopoulos
CEO
Matternet (USA)
Peter Fleming
CEO
NEHTA
Mark Drasutis
Head of Innovation
News Corp Australia
Monica McGurk
SVP Strategy, Decision
Support and eCommerce
Coca-Cola North America
(USA)
Adam Spencer
Math and Science
Ambassador
University of Sydney
Rob Roe,
Vice President and
Managing Director, ANZ
AirWatch by VMware
David Houle
“the CEO’s futurist”,
strategist and author
(USA)
Evan Stubbs
Chief Analytics Officer
SAS
Craig Rispin
Business Futurist and
Innovation Expert
David Hackshall
CIO,
Wesfarmers Insurance
R “Ray” Wang
Principal Analyst,
Founder & Chairman at
Constellation Research,
Inc. (USA)
DR Ian Opperman
CEO, SIRCA; and
former Director Digital
Productivity and
Services Flagship
CSIRO
Paul Ormonde James
Director and global
board member, Analyst
First; and Former Head
of Global Intelligence,
The World Bank
Professor Geoff Webb,
Data Scientist,
Monash University
Christopher Norman
Head of Innovation
and Planning,
ACT Government
Oakley Kwon
Innovation Manager,
Innovation and Planning
Office, ACT Government
Rachel De Sain
Digital Strategy Director
Flaxworks
Claire Rogers
Head of Digital
Strategy & Business
Performance, ANZ
William Confalonieri
Chief Digital Officer
Deakin University
Dr George Margelis
Adjunct Associate
Professor, TeleHealth
Research & Innovation
Laboratory
University of
Western Sydney
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Shelly Park
CEO
Monash Health
Dr. David Agus
Professor of Medicine
and Engineering,
University of Southern
California; and Author
of ‘The End of Illness’
Simarjit Chhabra
former CIO
Xstralis
Toby Hall
Group Chief Executive
St Vincent’s Health
Australia
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Mark Sheppard
CIO,
GE Australia/NZ
Dr Catherine Ball
Regional Unmanned
Aerial Systems Lead,
URS Australia
Stanley Litow
Vice President of
Corporate Citizenship
& Corporate Affairs,
IBM / President,
IBM International
Foundation (USA)
Maciej Kranz
Vice President,
Corporate Technology
Group
Cisco Systems
(USA)
Nicholas Wyman
CEO, Skilling Australia
Foundation / CEO, The
Institute for Workplace
Skills and Innovation
Dale Preston
Head of Customer
Research and Insights Marketing, Coles
Rod A Smith, IBM Fellow
and Vice President,
IBM Emerging
Technologies (USA)
Jason Williams
President
Bitcoin Association
Gavin McCairns, First
Assistant Secretary,
Research and
Innovation Division,
Department of
Immigration and Border
Protection
David Linthicum
SVP Cloud Technology
Partners, Gigaom Lead
Cloud Analyst, Cloud
Computing Visionary
Dr Paul Bates
Chief Medical Officer
Australia &
New Zealand
Bupa
Nicholas Roy
Associate Professor
MIT, Dept. of
Aeronautics and
Astronautics, Computer
Science and Artificial
Intelligence (USA)
Rodney Brooks
Founder, Chairman and
CTO, Rethink Robotics;
Panasonic Professor of
Robotics (emeritus)
MIT (USA)
Emma Lo Russo
CEO and co-founder
DIGIVIZER
John McGagh
Head of Innovation
Rio Tinto
Tim Kelsey
National Director
for Patients and
Information
NHS England
Grantly Mailes
Chief Technology
Advocate
Department of Premier
and Cabinet, Victoria
Angelo Joseph
Head of Sales Engineering
Google for Work ANZ and
SE Asia
Darren Whitelaw
Assistant Director
Department of Premier
& Cabinet, Victoria
Amanda Castray
Acting Director
Sense-T
David Soutar
Founder and CEO
Wattcost
Slade Sherman
Head of Buzz IoT
Benjamin Robbins
Principal and
co-founder
Palador
Brian Katz
Director, Head of
Mobility Engineering
Sanofi (USA)
Rod Apostol
CIO
Central Highlands
Water
Hans Wolf
CIO
Victoria Legal Aid
Sarah Kucharski
Coordinator for ePatient
Programs, Stanford
University Medicine X;
Founder & CEO, FMD Chat
Barry Mather
CTO
Ramsay Health Care
Jason
Berek-Lewis
Author, Consultant and
story strategy
Healthy Startups
Richard Royle
Executive Director
UnitingCare Health
Queensland
DR Philip Nesci
CIO
Monash Health
Ramine Darabiha,
Chief Product Officer,
Halfbrick Studios
Kipling Zubevich
Head of Customer
Engagement (Business)
National Australia Bank
Dr David Hansen
CEO
Australian e-Health
Research Centre,
CSIRO
Taavi Kotka Government
CIO, Deputy Secretary
General - ICT
Ministry of Economic
Affairs and
Communications for
Estonia
Bernard Golden
Named by Wired.com
as one of the ten most
influential people in
cloud computing (USA)
James Urquhart
VP Product Strategy,
Enstratius; and named
one of 10 most
influential people in
cloud computing by MIT
Technology Review (USA)
Randy Bias
Board of Directors,
OpenStack Foundation,
formerly founder &
CEO, Cloudscaling
(USA)
Rebekah Campbell
Founder & CEO
Posse.com
Niki Scevak
Managing Director
Blackbird Ventures
Darragh Kennedy
Head of Cloud Services
Lonely Planet
Damian Fasciani
Head of Technology
Services, REA Group
Brad Holden
Principal & Investment
Counsel,
TomorrowVentures
(USA)
Jett Fein
Venture Investor
e.ventures (USA)
Jordan Green
Chairman, Australian
Association of Angel
Investors and founder
Melbourne Angels
James Farmer
CEO
Incsub
Laura McKenzie
Chief Executive Officer
Scale Investors
Layla Foord
General Manager
Envato Studio
Envato
Paul Naphtali
Managing Partner
Rampersand
Dr Leif Hanlen
Technology Director,
The Living Lab
NICTA
Cathie Reid
Group Managing
Director, Epic
Pharmacy Group
Markus Kahlbetzer
Co-Founder
Tank Stream Ventures
Peter Huynh
Co-founder and
Director, Optus Innov8
and investment lead
M&A, SingTel Group
Digital Life
John Dyson
Investment Principal
Starfish Ventures
Brigitte Smith
Managing Partner
GBS Ventures
Scott Handsaker
Interim CEO and
Co-founder
Startup Victoria
Gavin Appel
Partner
Square Peg Capital
Alan Downie
CEO & co-founder
BugHerd
Chris Joannou
GM – Australia & New
Zealand, Startup GRIND
Bevan Clark
co-founder
RetailMeNot.com
and angel investor
Ben Sze
co-founder &
co-Managing Director
Edrolo
Andre Eikmeier
Co-founder & Joint CEO
Vinomofo
Stephen Baxter
Director, StartupAus;
Founder, River City
Labs; Mentor, Shark
Tank (Channel Ten)
Glenn Smith
Director, StartupAus;
CEO, SpotJobs; and
Venture Investor
Rui Rodrigues
Managing Partner,
Tank Stream Ventures
Craig Blair
Partner,
AirTree Ventures
Phil Goebel
CEO & Co-Founder
Quanticare
Technologies
Mandy Salomon
Senior Researcher
Smart Services
Cooperative Research
Centre
Karen Melhuish Spencer
Senior e-Fellow
ICET Asia-Pacific
Andrew Condron
General Manager
Analytics
Telstra
Prof. Beverley Oliver
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Education)
Deakin University
Matt Richards
Director of e.Learning &
Ed.Tech
St. Columba Anglican
School
Craig Kemp
Head of ICT & Learning
Innovation
Avondale Grammar
School (Singapore)
John Thynne
Manager, Safety
Systems
Civil Aviation Safety
Authority (CASA)
Frank Courtney
Technology
Improvement Specialist
Melbourne Water
Dr Tim Senior
GP, Medical Advisor,
Writer and Lecturer
Royal Australian College
of General Practitioners
Prof. Louisa Jorm
Director, Centre for Big
Data in Health
Prof. Mike Keppell
Executive Director,
Australian Digital
Futures Institute,
Professor, University of
Southern Queensland
Kevin Donnelly
Director, Education
Standards Institute,
Senior Research Fellow,
Australian Catholic
University
Antony Ugoni
Head of Marketplace
Analytics
Seek
Robert Nairn
Executive Director
Australia Secondary
Principals Association
Christopher
Goldsworthy
Asst Executive Director,
Business / Higher
Education Round Table
Jack Norris, CMO,
MapR Technologies
(USA)
Dr Karen Price
Chair, Women in
General Practice
Committee, Royal
Australian College of
General Practitioners,
GP, Durrant Medical
Centre
Carolyn DeGois
Former CIO,
Public Transport
Victoria
Torsten Merz
Senior Research
Scientist, Autonomous
Systems Program,
CSIRO
Julie Lindsay
Global Educator and
Innovator in Global
Learning
Phil Lambert
General Manager,
Curriculum, ACARA;
Adjunct Professor,
University of Sydney;
Adjunct Professor,
Nanjing Normal
University, China
Jen Morris
Patient advocate,
Healthcare consultant
and researcher
Melbourne University,
Murdoch Children’s
Research Institute and
Young and Well CRC
Kim Eupene,
eCommerce Leader,
Mobile Strategy &
Innovation,
Virgin Australia
Mark McCrindle
Chief Operating Officer
Cyber Technology
Adrian Stone
co-founder, CEO
and lead investor,
AngelCube and
Chairman, Investors’ Org
Matt Mazzeo
Managing Director
Lowercase Capital (USA)
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NEXT BIG THING SUMMIT
Business leadership in the age of disruptive technology
Tuesday 21st April
ONLY
The Next Big Thing Summit is just one of eleven summits being staged
as part of the CONNECT Show, being organised in partnership with the
Victorian Government.
$
695
PER PERSON
The Next Big Thing Summit is for business leaders who want to understand how ICT and
emerging digital technologies are transforming the future of work and life, disrupting
industries and creating massive new opportunities for business innovation, product
development and customer engagement.
We have assembled the most innovative thinkers from around the world to provide you with
the insights and strategies you need to lead your team and business successfully.
This will be a very special opportunity to hear from those doing the disrupting - the people
and companies that are creating and pioneering the use of these technologies today - and to
prepare for the future.
WHY ATTEND?
+ Identify the technology trends with the biggest potential for your business
+ Learn how to create a culture of innovation, speed and agility
+ Understand how to embrace change while
managing risk
+ Prepare your business for a more connected, intelligent and demanding customer
+ Become a fearless digital leader
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
+ CEOs, CIOs, CFOs, CTOs, CMOs, COOs & CDO’s
+ Line of Business leaders and strategists
+ Business Transformation Managers
+ R+D Managers
+ Innovation Managers
+ Policy makers
+ Entrepreneurs
+ Investors
SPONSORS
Diamond
Platinum
Innovation
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AGENDA - The Next Big Thing Summit
8:20 | Registration
8:50 | Welcome and opening remarks from Chair
Adam Spencer
9:00 | Ministerial Address
Adem Somyurek, Minister for Small Business, Innovation and Trade
in the Andrews Labor Government, Member for South Eastern
Metropolitan in the Legislative Council of Victoria
9:10 | KEYNOTE: New Solutions for a Connected Planet
What’s next for science, education, government, business, cities?
People are embracing a new set of principles for the 21st century —
collaboration, openness, sharing, interdependence and integrity.
2:30 | PANEL DISCUSSION: Big Data and Advanced Analytics – A new
foundation for competitiveness
• Global data volumes, from social, web, sensors, smartphones, and more are doubling faster than
every two years.
• Planning must extend beyond data strategy to encompass changes in organisation and culture, and the design of analytic and visualization tools frontline managers can use effectively.
Dr. Ian Oppermann, CEO, RoZetta Technology, former Director
Digital Productivity and Services Flagship, CSIRO
Paul Ormonde-James, Director and global board member, Analyst First, Former Head of Global Intelligence, The World
Bank
Don Tapscott, Author, Speaker and Adviser on Media,
Technology and Innovation
9:50 | KEYNOTE: Innovate, Build, Fail, Improve…Repeat
Innovation is now recognised as a key to long-term business success
and Sebastian Thrun is one of the worlds’ leading innovators. Don’t
miss this rare opportunity to hear Sebastian talk about the process of
innovation and why it is so important for success into the future.
Sebastian Thrun, CEO and Co-founder, Udacity;
founder, Google [X] lab
10:30 | KEYNOTE PANEL DISCUSSION: A technological tsunami is
coming, how to get to the higher ground?
Join together with our panel of global thought leaders as they discuss
the unstoppable wave of technology and what it will mean for the
future of work and society.
Sebastian Thrun, CEO and Co-founder, Udacity;
founder, Google [X] lab
Don Tapscott, Author, Speaker and Adviser on Media,
Technology and Innovation
Mark Drasutis, Head of Innovation,
News Corp
Maciej Kranz, Vice president,
Corporate Technology Group, Cisco
Paul Cooney, Enterprise Solutions Architect,
Huawei
Evan Stubbs, Chief Analytics Officer,
SAS
Monica McGurk, Strategy, Decision Support and eCommerce,
Coca-Cola North America (USA)
3:00 | Digital strategy and enterprise social networks: Making it work
in a connected world
The social matrix is transforming every aspect of the way we work
and communicate
• Accelerated knowledge sharing
• Faster competitive response times
• Better customer engagement
Emma will present a real case study from a global client, Lenovo, who
have implemented a companywide social strategy transformation.
Find out how you can.
Emma Lo Russo, CEO and founder,
Digivizer
3:30 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
4:15 | Australian Innovation - The future of artificial intelligence
How will artificial intelligence (AI) shape the future? Toby will discuss
some emerging trends, from deep learning to intelligent agents and
argue that much of this future is, in fact, already here. Even if, as
claimed by some, it is not very evenly distributed.
Professor Toby Walsh, Research Leader,
NICTA
11:00 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:40 | Machines to the Rescue
Robotics are transforming manufacturing, healthcare, elder care,
military, disaster response, and an increasing number of service
industries.
• What machines are coming?
• How will society adapt to the disruption they will bring to the way we work and do business?
Rodney Brooks, CTO, Chairman,
Rethink Robotics
FIRESIDE CHAT
12:10 |
The Internet of Everything – 2 perspectives
Maciej Kranz, the man leading Cisco’s global IoT strategy and
MIT Media Lab’s famous researcher and entrepreneur David Rose
discuss the impact of the Internet of Things phenomenon on global
industries, our lives and the way we do business.
Maciej Kranz, Vice president,
Corporate Technology Group, Cisco
David Rose, Product Designer, Serial Entrepreneur and Lab
researcher, MIT Media Lab
1:10 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
4:40 | Wearable Tech - all mobile, always on, and always with you.
Major corporations are striving to imagine what the future of
connected objects might be and how we will integrate our physical
and digital experience. Find out how it’s being used now and what’s
coming next from a leading player
Ian Aitken, Director Engineering and Solutions,
Samsung Electronics
5:05 | KEYNOTE: Dominate digital disruption before it dominates you
Digital is not an option, not an add-on and not an afterthought; it
is the new reality that requires a comprehensive digital leadership.
Business leaders must explore, adapt and embrace the new digital
realities. They must be fearless digital leaders.
•
•
•
•
•
future of work
digital marketing transformation
matrix commerce
next generation customer experience
consumerisation of technology, and data to decisions
R “Ray” Wang, Author; Principle Analyst, Founder and Chairman,
Constellation Research Inc
5:40 | Closing remarks, end of conference
6:00 | Networking Drinks Function
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FutureHealth Summit
2 DAY
SUMMIT
Strategy, technology and innovation for better healthcare outcomes
Tuesday 21st April & Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
$
AGENDA - DAY 1
1,195
PER PERSON
9:00 | Welcome and opening remarks from the chair
Dr George Margelis, Adjunct Associate Professor, TeleHealth
Research & Innovation Laboratory,
University of Western Sydney
9:10 | KEYNOTE:
The end of illness
• Can we live robustly until our last breath?
• Do we have to suffer from debilitating conditions and sickness?
• Is it possible to add more vibrant years to our lives?
In this presentation, Agus will tackle the fundamental questions
above, and dismantle misperceptions about what “health” really
means. Presenting an eye-opening picture of the human body and
all the ways it works, and fails, he will offer a new perspective on our
individual health that allows us to achieve a long, vigorous life.
With insights and access to powerful new technologies that promise
to transform medicine, Agus emphasizes his belief that there is no
“right” answer here. Each one of us must get to know our bodies in
uniquely personal ways, and he shows us exactly how to do that. A
bold call for each individual to become our own personal health
advocates, ‘The End of Illness’ thought process is a moving departure
from orthodox thinking.
Dr David Agus, Professor of Medicine and Engineering,
University of Southern California, Author,
“The End of Illness” (USA)
12:05 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Managing data for improved business and clinician performance clever data execution in our healthcare facilities
Dr. Philip Nesci, CIO, Monash Health
Cathie Reid, Group Managing Partner, Epic Pharmacy Group
Barry Mather, CTO, Ramsay Health Care
12:40 | Real-time patient information access across
St Vincent’s Health
Toby Hall, Group CEO, St. Vincent’s Health Australia
1:00 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
2:20 – 2:40
Where the health system wants to be in 2025
Dr Paul Bates, Chief Medical Officer Australia & New Zealand,
Bupa
2:45 – 3:05
Lessons learned in practical implementation of EMR and future
opportunities in digital health
Richard Royle, Executive Director, UnitingCare Health
9:50 |
FIRESIDE CHAT
Q&A with Dr David Agus
Our Chairman will sit down with Dr. Agus and talk about the
presentation that was, taking live Q&A from Twitter and the floor.
10:00 | KEYNOTE:
Rewriting the DNA of healthcare systems for the 21st Century – the
UK’s vision for transparent, open data and the move towards digital
health to deliver safe and integrated care
Tim Kelsey, National Director for Patients & Information,
NHS England (UK)
10:40 |
FIRESIDE CHAT
Q&A with Tim Kelsey
10:50 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:30 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Transforming healthcare delivery - best practice technology use
in today’s hospitals and care facilities that will keep the patient at
home longer
Shelly Park, CEO, Monash Health
Richard Royle, Executive Director, UnitingCare Health
Toby Hall, Group CEO, St. Vincent’s Health Australia
Lyn Davies, Managing Director, Tunstall Healthcare
3:10 – 3:30
Mobile and social technologies and their use in the areas of health
and medicine – what’s next?
Dr Leif Hanlen, Technology Director, The Living Lab, NICTA
3:30 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
4:05 – 4:25
Building a mobile platform framework for healthcare intervention
and preventative measures
Dr Rajiv Jayasena, Business Relationship Manager & Victorian Lead,
eHealth Research Program, CSIRO Digital Productivity Flagship
4:30 – 4:50
Breaking barriers – the pros, cons and key learnings of a tele-health
roll out
Lyn Davies, Managing Director, Tunstall Healthcare
4:55 – 5:15
Rapid digital upskilling the healthcare workforce
Marc Niemes, Founder, HealthXn
5:20 – 5:40
The clinical application of predictive analytics and the practical
implications for healthcare
Phil Goebel, CEO & Co-Founder, Quanticare Technologies
5:45 | Closing remarks, end of day one
6:00 | Networking drinks function
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AGENDA - DAY 2 - FutureHealth Summit
9:00 | Opening remarks from the chair
Dr George Margelis, Adjunct Associate Professor, TeleHealth
Research & Innovation Laboratory, University of Western
Sydney
9:05 | KEYNOTE:
Empowering patients through information access – the patient’s
perspective
• Changing the conversation: talking with patients rather than at patients
• Utilising technology and social platforms: increasing productivity and satisfaction to improve patients’ and practitioners’ experiences
• Engaging and empowering patients: exploring trends in healthcare delivery, data access and the patient voice in medicine
Sarah E Kucharski, Coordinator for ePatient Programs, Stanford
University Medicine X (USA)
9:45 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Patients and providers: technology, engagement and
quality of life in context
In this unique panel, Sarah E. Kucharski leads a discussion among
patients and providers to explore how patient engagement and
technology are reshaping Australia’s healthcare. Patients will share
their insights gleaned from their “hospital bed views” to daily lives
coping with chronic illness. These patients seek to lead their own
medical journeys while focusing on self-defined outcomes and more
personalized care. Medical providers active in social media will
join in the discussion with their views about how technology’s rise,
participatory medicine and patient-centered care is changing their
delivery model.
Sarah E Kucharski, Coordinator for ePatient Programs, Stanford
University Medicine X (USA) (Facilitator)
Jason Berek-Lewis, Consultant, Blogger and Healthcare Futurist,
Healthy Startups
Jen Morris, Patient advocate, Healthcare consultant and
researcher, Melbourne University, Murdoch Children’s Research
Institute & Young and Well CRC
Dr Tim Senior, GP, Medical Advisor, Writer and Lecturer, Royal
Australian College of General Practitioners
Dr Karen Price, Chair, Women in General Practice Committee,
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, GP, Durrant
Medical Centre
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend.
There will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow
delegates to move between the tables.
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
4:00 – 4:20
Everything is talking – wearable tech and why pharmacists should be
more excited
Cathie Reid, Group Managing Director,
Epic Pharmacy Group
4:25 – 4:45
Providing digital empathy – how people with moderate to severe
dementia can be engaged when using virtual environments
Mandy Salomon, Senior Researcher, Smart Services Cooperative
Research Centre
4:50 – 5:10
Rise of the healthy cyborg – digital literacy in the 2015 patient
Jason Berek-Lewis, Consultant, Blogger and Healthcare Futurist,
Healthy Startups
5:15 | Closing remarks, end of conference
10:20 | An introduction to IBM Watson and future applications
in healthcare
Jason Leonard, Lead, Watson Cognitive Systems, IBM
10:50 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:50 – 12:10
Translating data into disease prevention and better patient care
Professor Louisa Jorm, Director,
Centre for Big Data in Health
SPONSORS
Diamond
Gold
12:15 – 12:35
Motivational design: lead by design, deliver by numbers
Rachel De Sain, Digital Strategy Director,
Flaxworks
12:35 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
www.con-nect.com.au
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Internet Of Things Summit
Unlocking the business value of connected devices
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
$
The Internet of Things - the intersection of the virtual and physical
world via connected devices - will change the way people live and
work, bringing with it huge opportunities for business.
695
PER PERSON
Over the next three to five years, all companies will create products and services that fit
into a world of connected smart devices, services and ecosystem. To stay connected to your
customers and partners you must be part of this revolution.
Every industry sector, from agriculture, mining, utilities, government and education, through
to retail services and marketing, will see clear and direct benefits to their bottom line by
understanding and using the coming wave of connected technologies.
At the Internet of Things Summit you will hear directly from global and local IoT pioneers the people designing, building and using IoT to create this connected future. They will not
only tell you but also show you, with clear case studies, how your business can leverage IoT.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
+ Realise huge cost savings
+ Executives in communications, technology
and enterprise management
+ Dramatically improve operational efficiencies
+ Analyse this massive new data stream to target and drive company strategy
+
+ Find opportunites!
+ Application, software and hardware developers
+ Create revolutionary and meaningful new ways to engage with your customers
Senior executives in energy, ICT, utilities e-health, transportation, agriculture,
government, consumer electronics, manufacturing, construction, industrial, mining
and energy
+ System integrators
+ Mobile network operators
+ Entrepreneurs, developers and start-ups
SPONSORS
Gold
®
Silver
12
www.con-nect.com.au
AGENDA - Internet Of Things Summit
9:00 | Opening remarks from the chair
Shane Murphy, Former Vice President and General Manager,
Kore Wireless Asia Pacific
9:10 | Internet of Things – The future of business
• The Internet of Things is here today—and it starts with what matters most to you
• Optimize key areas of your business to help it thrive, starting small for big impact
• Harness a broad platform, services and ecosystem to transform your business.
Maciej Kranz, Vice president, Corporate Technology Group,
Cisco
9:40 | Business and governance models for smart
city & sensor / IoT Networks
Kriv Naicker, General Manager – Strategy and Business
Consulting, Huawei
10:10 | The Internet of Things’ inflection point
Today we are seeing that the Internet of Things is at an inflection point.
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Costs are falling
Connected device demand is accelerating
Device options are expanding & more machines are talking
to each other
Software is more advanced than ever
The economic benefits are significant
Greg Stone, Chief Technology Officer,
Microsoft Australia
10:40 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:20 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
What is the future of IoT - the possibilities are endless?
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Billions of sensors will be shipped each year and the possibilities are endless
From tiny devices that might travel in our bloodstream to fully automated large scale mining operations.
But what should be connected? Why?
How might we interact with them? What are the benefits?
How can they improve your bottom line?
David Rose, CEO and founder, Ditto Labs, Vitality, Ambient Devices,
Researcher, MIT Media (USA)
Greg Stone, Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Australia
Maciej Kranz, Vice president, Corporate Technology Group, Cisco
Dr Arkady Zaslavsky, Senior Principal Research Scientist,
CSIRO Digital Productivity Flagship, Autonomous Systems Program
Dale Finlay, Enterprise Account Executive, AirWatch by VMware
Kriv Naicker, General Manager – Strategy and Business Consulting,
Huawei
12:00 | How Internet of Things (IOT) will Impact Your Big
Data Strategies
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Vast amounts of data from IoT is forcing the need to rethink data infrastructures
processing data at scale requires an integrated software, hardware, and networking approach
How has IoT changed big data strategies
what is Hadoop’s role in these new architectures?
Jack Norris, CMO,
MapR Technologies (USA)
12:30 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend.There
will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow delegates
to move between the tables.
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
3:50 | CASE STUDY: Precision agriculture: Using IoT to feed
future generations
• Sense-T is connecting people, things, places and even animals in the world’s first economy-wide sensor network.
• They are using sensors to monitor the heartbeats of oysters, or when cows are on heat (kind of like
Tinder for cows).
• utilising data to make agriculture more efficient, competitive and sustainable through enabling better decision making
Amanda Castray, Acting Director,
Sense-T
4:10 | CASE STUDY: Smart Connected Home
• Connecting all your devices has the ability to intelligently re-define energy usage.
• Embedded intelligence in your home network can make the smart, energy and cost saving decisions for you.
• Automated and intelligent systems anticipate your needs, and warn you when things go wrong.
• Understand how leveraging IOT in your home drives cost savings and convenience.
David Soutar, Founder,
Wattcost
4:30 | CASE STUDY: How to win in the IoT space
Sharing lessons from activating and winning in the IoT space for
global brands like Budweiser, Qantas and VB.
• Connecting brand with consumer
• How to design and developing product solutions
• Managing product development from concept and design to production and delivery.
Slade Sherman, Head of Digital,
Buzz Products
5:00 | The Rise of the Industrial Internet
• Gain key insights acquired in building the underlying ecosystem for the Industrial Internet, from a company at the forefront of the IoT revolution.
• Illustrated with a range of concrete (and local) examples of specific innovative projects from one of the largest and most diverse global companies.
Mark Sheppard, Chief Information Officer,
GE Australia/NZ
5:30 | Closing remarks, end of conference
www.con-nect.com.au
13
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Enterprise Mobility Summit
Strategy, technology and innovation for the mobile enterprise
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
$
Enterprise mobility continues to be one of the hottest topics in IT, as
the demand for information access on the go, via mobile platforms, is
increasing.
695
PER PERSON
Mobility is no longer a ‘nice to have’, it is a critical enabler of new working practices and
agent of business process transformation. Companies have to adapt quickly and need to be
sure security, governance and compliance policies across devices, data and applications are
fit for purpose.
The Enterprise Mobility Summit is the platform for senior IT and business leaders who are
keen to take their enterprise mobile strategy to the next level. Beyond BYOD and cool
apps, this event will analyse the advantages of mobility and look at the bigger picture
around tackling the challenge of integrating your company’s IT needs into its overall
business strategy.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
+ Hear from early adopters and learn from their experiences
+ CIOs/ IT Directors
+ Learn how mobility can help your business grow
+ Understand the impact of flexible working on employees’ productivity
+ Evaluate the impact of BYOD, CYOD and COPE
+ Discover what technology you need to implement mobility within your organisation
+ Find out more about mobile device management and mobile application management
+ Heads of Mobile
+ Heads of sales
+ Field service managers
+ General Managers of Digital
+ Chief Mobility Engineers
+ Solution Architects
+ CSOs
+ Prepare for a future where every worker, whether they sit at a desk or not, will be digitally enabled
SPONSORS
Diamond
Platinum
14
14
www.con-nect.com.au
AGENDA - Enterprise Mobility Summit
9:00 | Opening remarks from the chair
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
Chris Duckett, Editor of ZDNet and TechRepublic in Australia
9:10 | Monetising Mobile - Mobile strategy and beyond
Organisations are increasingly looking to capitalize on the
proliferation of highly capable mobile devices. But the question
remains, how? Organisations need to think beyond the cool factor
and develop a mobile strategy that is integrated with the larger
business goals to assure that a maximum return is realized.
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ROI - How do you examine and evaluate business criteria and measure success?
Ensuring mobile strategy is not developed in isolation, but supporting the overall business strategy
What are the security best practices and their costs?
Device and data procurement (BYOD vs COPE)
Justifications to mobile-enable (or not) existing systems
The app ecosystem – Build vs Buy
Who owns what? – The IT/Business dilemma
Benjamin Robbins, Principal,
Palador (USA)
Named among the top 10 enterprise mobility influencers by Appcelerator and SAP
9:45 | Introducing Internet of Things in the enterprise
Brian Katz, Director, Head of End User Experience and
Innovation, Sanofi (U.S.)
10:20 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:05 | Navigating today’s confusing world of End User Computing
MDM, evolved into EMM and now into End User Computing. There
are more technology products than ever all professing to cure
all known world ills. AirWatch by VMware will present how it is
using personas and use cases to navigate through this confusion to
deliver business value to your organisation.
Rob Roe, Vice President and Managing Director, ANZ
AirWatch by VMware
11:35 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Moving to a mobile first organisation
• Managing apps, content and functionality
• Keeping the native user experience intact
• Marrying application development with device management and operations
• Challenges in working across multiple generations of workforce
• Integration with legacy systems
Panel moderator:
Claire Rogers, Head of Digital Strategy & Business Performance,
ANZ
Rod Apostol, Business Technology Operations Leader,
City of Port Phillip
Rob Roe, Vice President and Managing Director, ANZ
AirWatch by VMware
Hans Wolf, CIO,
Victoria Legal Aid
David Bartlett, Chairman and Director,
Asdeq Labs
12:10 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend.
There will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow
delegates to move between the tables.
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
3:50 | CASE STUDY: Creating an effective and personalised digital
experience for all stakeholders
Mobility, personalisation, big data, flexibility and cloud collaboration
are shaping a new and complex landscape where organisations need
to operate, compete and excel. A stylish, effective and productive
Digital Experience is becoming a vital factor in the development of
relationships between organisations and their stakeholders. This
session will demonstrate how Deakin has forged new ground in terms
of Digital Experience for all stakeholders with the forward-thinking
DeakinSync, a new generation of mobile personalised adaptive
Digital Hubs.
William Confalonieri, Chief Digital Officer, Deakin University
and iTnews 2014 Education CIO of the Year
4:15 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Right-Time Mobility – Getting contextual mobile experiences right
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Understand what contextual mobile is and why it’s the future of mobility
Learn how to provide worthwhile value-add
Identifying new revenue streams and opportunities
Who and when to deliver actionable BI?
How should you handle communication and privacy?
Hear exciting real-world contextual use-cases
Brian Katz, Director, Head of End User Experience and
Innovation, Sanofi (USA)
Claire Rogers, Head of Digital Strategy & Business Performance,
ANZ
William Confalonieri, Chief Digital Officer, Deakin University
and iTnews 2014 Education CIO of the Year
Kim Eupene, eCommerce Leader, Mobile Strategy & Innovation,
Virgin Australia
4:45 | Fireside Interview
Ray Wang, Chairman and principal analyst, Constellation
Research (USA)
Join us for a lively, no-holds-barred chat with leading enterprise
mobility researcher Ray Wang to find out the future of mobile
technologies and work styles.
5:05 | Closing remarks, end of conference
www.con-nect.com.au
15
15
Connected Government Summit
Building a more efficient, agile and responsive Government
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
$
To keep up with the pace of change in technology government needs
to securely architect systems for interoperability and openness from
conception. It must produce better content and data, present it through
multiple channels and in a device-agnostic way. It needs to adopt a
coordinated approach to ensure privacy and security in a digital age.
695
PER PERSON
Showcasing best of breed international and local examples of technology use by government,
the Connected Government Summit has been designed for strategy and technology leaders
charged with transforming the public sector for the 21st century.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
+ Leverage more powerful IT platforms to increase the productivity and effectiveness of the organisation
+ CIOs
+ Utilise cloud computing services, mobile devices, social business applications and analytics solutions to drive digital services and internal processes
+ ICT Manager
+ Drive more effective and efficient cost-savings with sophisticated big data
+ Project Officer
+ Meet citizen expectations for multi-channel service delivery and 24/7 access
+ Head of corporate services
+ Heads of departments/business units
+ Manager Information Services
+ Head of Procurement
+ Head of communications
+ Analysts
SPONSOR
Platinum
ONIGROUP
Gold
16
16
www.con-nect.com.au
AGENDA - Connected Government Summit
8:45 | Welcome and opening remarks from the Chair
Craig Thomler, Gov 2.0 Advocate, Managing Director, Delib Australia
8:50 | Towards a digitally enabled government
Geoff Beggs, Director, ICT Strategy and Policy, Department of
Premier and Cabinet Victoria
9:05 | Achieving results through digital transformation
Grantly Mailes, Former Chief Technology Advocate,
Department of Premier and Cabinet Victoria
9:25 | KEYNOTE:
Lessons from the world’s most tech-savvy government
The nation that gave birth to Skype, online voting and online tax filings,
Estonia is largely hailed as the most tech savvy government in the
world and the little Nordic country has fought hard against a culture of
resistance to gain digital power and pioneer the e-state. In this first in
Australia Keynote, the recently awarded European CIO of the year and
Estonian CIO, Kotka will outline the journey so far and covering:
• A commitment to openness across government: A truly digital, online and transparent e-state
• An online government: Estonia as pioneers in implementation of e-services, including e-taxation, e-health, e-schools
• State Portal - giving citizens the power to control their
own data
• Understanding the importance of information security in e-governance
Taavi Kotka, Deputy Secretary General ICT, Government CIO,
Estonia
10:05 | Q&A with Taavi Kotka
Our Chairman will sit down with Kotka to talk about the presentation
that was, taking live Q&A from Twitter and the floor.
10:15 | Analytics in Government – the new data driven era
Be it for evidence based policy development, a proactive approach
to fighting fraud, waste and abuse or for improved, citizen-centric
service delivery - analytics is critical to the new era of government
expected by all of us. In this session, Hammersburg - the former head
of Fraud & Compliance at the Washington State Department of Labor
& Industries, who drove a program that investigated over 5,100 claims,
conducted more than 5,000 audits and collected over $148 million in
his final year at the agency, with an ROI of $8 for every $1 spent - will
look at how agencies around the world are taking a realistic and
results generating approach to embracing this new era.
Carl Hammersburg, Government Solutions Architect, Global
Security Intelligence Practice, SAS
10:45 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:15 | CASE STUDY:
Effective use of open data in a UK government department – NHS’s
move towards open standards for public service excellence
Tim Kelsey, National Director for Patients & Information, NHS
England (UK)
11:45 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Creating a mobile and flexible government
From devices to apps, security and identity to productivity and results
– mobility is by far the single, biggest, business model shift of recent
times. And getting it right involves, not only internal reconfigurations
but also ensuring external end-user demands are being met. This
session will look at the latest issues facing government departments
and agencies implementing and operating a mobile enterprise,
workforce and consumer facing interface.
Carolyn DeGois, Former CIO,
Public Transport Victoria
Darren Whitelaw, Assistant Director, Department of Premier
and Cabinet Victoria
Christopher Norman, Head of Innovation and Planning,
ACT Government
Angelo Joseph, Head of Sales Engineering,
Google for Work ANZ and SE Asia
Rob Pickering, CTO,
Anittel
12:15 | Improving the internal knowledge base for improved
enterprise adaptability
This session will look at the latest trends in searching content and
accessing information and will demonstrate via real findings how
your department or agency can become more productive, innovative
and effective in information discovery and sharing.
Angelo Joseph, Head of Sales Engineering,
Google for Work ANZ and SE Asia
12:35 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend.
There will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow
delegates to move between the tables.
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
4:00 | Creating a single voice for government – seizing opportunities
in social technologies for greater public engagement
• Six point point social media strategy to expand public sector’s reach
• Lessons from the Hazelwood Minefire social media command centre
• Minimising risk whilst delivering results
Darren Whitelaw, Assistant Director,
Department of Premier and Cabinet Victoria
4:20 | Connecting government - using an Innovation Hub to connect
and collaborate across the ACT Government
Oakley Kwon, Innovation Manager, Innovation and Planning
Office, ACT Government
4:40 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Enabling information sharing and data integration across
government, for decision-making through predictive analytics
• Building a data-centric strategy & roadmap
• How to drive smarter decisions by extracting actionable insights from the vast quantities of data available
• Where can predictive analytics take us?
Gavin McCairns, First Assistant Secretary, Research and
Innovation Division, Department of Immigration and Border
Protection
Professor Geoff Webb, Data Scientist,
Monash University
Warwick Graco, Analytics Professional, Convenor Whole of
Government, Data Analytics Centre of Excellence,
Australian Taxation Office
5:15 | Closing remarks, end of conference
www.con-nect.com.au
17
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Connected Marketing Summit
Strategy, technology and innovation for the transformational CMO
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
$
The enormous scale of digital disruption has split open the
marketing function in ways unexplored before. Power has shifted
into the hands of a technologically agile consumer, allowing
small businesses to be just as visible in the market as any global
competitor. As communication goes increasingly digital – the CMO
assumes the most vital spot in an organisation. But they’re not
alone. Marketing now has a strong ally – the CIO.
695
PER PERSON
Clearly in 2015 – the most powerful collaboration to determine business strategy and profits is the CMO-CIO alliance.
The question is not whether there is a need to collaborate, the stage is set for ‘how’ these powerful collaborations are
redefining the marketing function, and why big data, analytics and contextual customer engagement are real winners if
executed right.
The Connected Marketing Summit is the single most crucial event for all marketing professionals. Against a powerful
backdrop of successful C level collaborations, witness how brands are leading in successful 1:1 consumer interactions, a
robust strategy and gene rating profits.
This Summit is one of eleven conferences being held at CONNECT™.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
+ Witness the CMO-CIO-CDO ‘live’ collaboration
+ CMO
+ Harness technology and platforms to generate remarkable ROI and digital experiences
+ CDO
+ Employ data and analytics to seize customer loyalty and race ahead in your brand’s journey
+ Set decisions in real time to succeed in a fast multi channel digital environment
+ Benefit from the intersection of marketing and technology and the like-never-before
implications as a result
+ CIO
+ CTO
+ COO
+ CCO
+ Heads and Managers:
- Marketing
- Technology
- Customer Experience
- Engagement and loyalty
- Innovation and Strategy
- Social & Mobile
- Digital
- eCommerce
- CRM and Customer Insights
- Data and Analytics
- Customer Service
- Brands and Advertising
SPONSORS
Gold
18
www.con-nect.com.au
AGENDA - Connected Marketing Summit
8:30 | Registration and breakfast
8:50 | Welcome and opening remarks from the chair
Mike Anthony, CEO,
Engage Consultants
9:00 | KEYNOTE:
The SPEED at which marketers must showcase creativity and
innovation
• One brand’s journey through the big data space
• Cultural implications of adopting advanced analytics platforms in a consumer goods environment
• Interaction and collaboration across multiple “functional” boundaries (MCR, ecommerce, big data, CPO)
• Social/mobile personalisation via Share a Coke campaign
• Using data, social connections and interactive experiences to create authentic, 1:1 consumer relationships
Monica McGurk, SVP Strategy, Decision Support and
eCommerce, Coca-Cola North America (USA)
9:30 | Optimising for mobile and audience with the performance
advertising cloud
Jay Revels, Managing Director, APAC,
Marin Software
10:00 | The Connected Customer research journey: Intersecting the
end to end customer experience with key digital touch-points
• Improving targeted campaigns pre-store
• Delivering 1:1 conversations to improve relevancy
• In-store activation – make my life easier
Dale Preston, Head of Customer Research and Insights –
Marketing, Coles
10:30 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:15 | Every moment matters. How to engage customers in
context
• Customer’s view of your marketing channels
• Examples of customers’ engagements: the good, the bad and the ugly
• How to create a customer-centric engagement system
Alexander Mahr, Omni-Channel Marketing Advisor,
IBM
11:35 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Collaborating ‘live’
• CMO, CDO, CIO – Beyond all the obvious challenges, lies a valuable, complementing partnership
• Why this collaboration is critical to big data as the primary driver of tech spend
• As tech spend escalates and analytics take over, what does the new age CMO, CDO, CIO look like, and what does the future beckon
David Hackshall, Chief Information Officer,
Wesfarmers Insurance
Rebekah Horne, Chief Digital Officer,
Network Ten
Alexander Mahr, Omni-Channel Marketing Advisor,
IBM
Monica McGurk, SVP Strategy, Decision Support and
eCommerce, Coca-Cola North America (USA)
12:10 | Integrated digital marketing without the headaches and
costs
Wayne Jasek, Director APAC,
Kentico
Rendle Williams, Senior Consultant,
Revium
12:40 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend.
There will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow
delegates to move between the tables.
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
4:00 | Converting social leads into revenue
• The power of social media to drive scalable campaigns and attract new customers
• Making the most of your content by social amplification and social retargeting
• Harnessing advertising tools available on social media to generate attributable conversion
• How millennials are influencing advertising decisions
Katherine Cole, Regional Director of Australia, New Zealand &
Singapore, Hotels.com (an Expedia Inc Co)
4:25 | INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE:
Brand Shift: The future of brands and marketing
• The disruption of social and digital media
• Big data – connectivity – data and analytics
• The power of memes to define a brand
• The future of marketing: technology and how it
affects brands
• Brand influence index, connectivity, social media and transactive branding
• The collaborative experience: the new age CMO, CIO
• Beyond strategy: setting decisions in real time
David Houle, “the CEO’s futurist”,
strategist and author (USA)
4:50 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Moving at the speed of change
• Generating creative, dynamic and phenomenal mobile, digital experiences
• Implications of big data and digital on the role of brand marketers
• Analytics and predictive modelling for an enhanced customer experience
• Forging consumer loyalty through innovation and personalisation
Monica McGurk, SVP Strategy, Decision Support and
eCommerce, Coca-Cola North America (USA)
Kipling Zubevich, Head of Customer Engagement (Business),
National Australia Bank (NAB)
Antony Ugoni, Head of Marketplace Analytics,
Seek
Andrew Condron, General Manager Analytics,
Telstra
5:30 | Closing remarks, end of conference
www.con-nect.com.au
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Cloud & Big Data Summit
Empowering the cloud & big data enabled enterprise
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
$
Cloud and Big Data are critical enterprise tools that should be at the
heart of every IT strategy. IT buyers across all industries are increasing
cloud and big data related spending, but still face challenges deciding
which cloud architecture and platform is best suited for their business,
and to better understand the marriage of big data and cloud
technologies.
695
PER PERSON
The Cloud & Big Data Summit features some of the world’s brightest minds that are
architecting, implementing and driving innovation through the use of cloud, Big Data,
analytics, hosting, data centers and related technologies.
Whether you’re a CIO, Line of Business Manager, developer, data scientist, networking or
systems specialist, this conference is packed with valuable resources and information to keep
your business ahead of the competition.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
+ LEARN why cloud computing is relevant today from an economic, business and technology standpoint
+ Senior Technologists - CIOs, CTOs
+ UNDERSTAND how the marriage of cloud and Big Data
offer a range of solutions that add up to value beyond the sum of their parts
+ HEAR first-hand from industry experts what issues and questions you should consider when evaluating cloud-
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+ GAIN first-hand knowledge regarding cloud BI, Big Data and data integration solutions and strategies for success
+ Enterprise Architects
+ IT Directors
+ IT and program managers
+ Network and storage managers
+ Communications
+ Data infrastructure engineers
+ MASTER how to improve business agility while lowering operating and capital costs within the
enterprise
+ LEARN what works, what doesn’t, and what’s next
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AGENDA - Cloud & Big Data Summit
9:00 | Welcome and opening remarks from the chair
Ben Kepes, Commentator/Adviser, Diversity Limited
9:10 | KEYNOTE:
Who’s winning with cloud computing right now?
What is the future for enterprise cloud migration?
Using real data from actual adopters David will lay out what is
actually happening now, what is emerging, and predictions on
what will occur in the world of cloud computing for the next 18-24
months. Find out how to exploit coming changes and growth of
cloud based platforms and stay ahead of the competition.
David Linthicum, Cloud Computing Visionary,
CTO & CEO, Author
9:40 | Big Data and Analytics 3.0
Are we entering a new phase – Big Data & Analytics 3.0 – the
mixing historical & realtime data with an emphasis on transforming
traditional business analytics into “just-in-time” analytics at the
point of business decisions?.
Rod A Smith, IBM Fellow and Vice President,
IBM Emerging Technologies
10:10 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Data, from infrastructure to insight
Business needs more than just a well thought out data
infrastructure - it needs a strategy for discovery to leverage all that
information into bottom line results.
• How do you get there?
• How do you get the right data?
• How do you store it? And what tools to use to understand the output?
David Linthicum, Cloud Computing Visionary, CTO & CEO, Author
James Urquhart, VP Product Strategy, Enstratius, named one of 10
most influential people in cloud computing by MIT Technology Review
Dr. Ian Oppermann, CEO, SIRCA-tech
Jack Norris, CMO, MapR Technologies (USA)
Rod A Smith, IBM Fellow and Vice President, IBM Emerging
Technologies (USA)
Vincent Boudville, Director, Huawei South Pacific Region Business
Consulting, Huawei
10:50 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:20 | How the “third platform” is disrupting everyone – how cloud,
mobile, big data and social are transforming the IT landscape
Opportunities are presenting for organisations to transform how
they innovate, engage with customers, and improve the speed and
reliability of their products, services and operations. Every company
is becoming a software company - and figuring out how each will
integrate with the third platform is critical to its future.
Bernard Golden, Vice President – Strategy,
ActiveState Software
11:45 | CASE STUDY:
Build products not data centres
Hear how Lonely Planet has implemented agile software
development methodologies and IaaS to help it innovate and rearchitect the curation of content for the Digital age.
Darragh Kennedy, Head of cloud services,
Lonely Planet
12:10 | Fireside Chat - Open Ecosystem Over Vendor Lock-in
Ben Kepes, Commentator/Adviser, Forbes,
Diversity Limited
Scott Sneddon, Principle Architect,
Nuage Networks
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend.
There will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow
delegates to move between the tables.
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
3:40 | CASE STUDY:
Using cloud services & digital innovation to create a user-centric IT model
Damian Fasciani, Head of Technology,
REA Group
4:00 | Why user experience and ecosystem will rule the cloud
One key, fundamental rule of succeeding in the cloud computing business
has become exceedingly clear: If you want to define and control any
aspect of the cloud marketplace, you need to succeed at user experience
and ecosystem.
James Urquhart, VP Product Strategy,
Enstratius, named one of 10 most influential people in cloud
computing by MIT Technology Review
4:25 | OpenStack and the future of Computing
The list of positives for cloud adoption sounds like a great foundation for
the future, but the journey is not straightforward. Public, private, Hybrid?
Which way to go?
We need to understand how web scale ultimately dovetails with
traditional enterprise requirements. How can we interpret the lessons
learned from the big guys for your enterprise?
Randy Bias, Board of Directors, OpenStack Foundation, formerly
founder & CEO, Cloudscaling
4:50 | CASE STUDY:
Using Big Data to Make Key Business Decisions
Learn how combined Predictive Analytics, Data Modelling, Mobile, and
Cloud BI are fast changing the key decision making mechanisms in the
Enterprise.
Paul Ormonde-James, Director and global board member,
Analyst First, Former Head of Global Intelligence, The World Bank
5:10 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Cloud, data and where the world is headed
The ready availability and massive rentable infrastructure along with
powerful engines to parse structured and unstructured data will open up
whole new application areas. What will they be?
Randy Bias, Board of Directors, OpenStack Foundation, formerly
founder & CEO, Cloudscaling
Bernard Golden, Vice President – Strategy,
ActiveState Software
Darragh Kennedy, Head of cloud services,
Lonely Planet
5:45 | Closing remarks, end of conference
12:25 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
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Connected Education Summit
Connecting industry and the education system to develop a
21st century workforce
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
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From the organisers of EduTECH and FutureSchools, this one-day summit
brings together systemic leaders and policy-makers from both industry
and the education system to discuss how to get today’s students ready
for tomorrow’s workplace.
695
PER PERSON
Attendees include leaders from the schools system, higher education, government and industry, as well as national
infrastructure and Ed-tech providers to discuss the macro strategic potential of emerging technologies in breaking down
the traditional barriers between them.
WHY ATTEND?
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Discuss the macro strategic issues of global competence
Learn how to build the skill set and capabilities that will be needed in next decades
Identify what are the technology issues around connected learning
Establish better partnerships and collaborations between schools, higher ed, government and businesses
Understand how to embrace change and integrate global connectedness into the curriculum
Share, network and exchange your own ideas in a wider
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Government / Education sector
Systemic leaders, policy makers
and strategists representing all the
major education systems, including
federal, state, independent and
denominational systems.
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Directors
A/Gs
CEOs and Executives
CIOs
CTOs
Policy Managers
Advisers
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Business and Industry
Large businesses and industry
bodies with an interest in working
more closely with government and
the education sector to develop the
necessary skills to ensure Australia
remains competitive in the global
economy.
+ CEOs
+ Heads of Corporate Affairs
+ Corporate Social Responsibility Managers
+ Skills Development Managers
+ ICT Talent Acquisition Managers
• General Managers of Strategy
• Succession Planning Managers
•HR
Secondary Education
+ Principals
+ Heads of Learning Technologies
+ Directors of Learning
+ Heads of Integrated Studies
+ Directors of ICT
Tertiary Education
Tertiary education leaders who
want to collaborate with K-12
schools, as well as business, to
improve the over-all educational
system to ensure Australia remains
competitive in the global economy.
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Deans
Heads of TAFEs
CEOs
Heads of Department: Education and Training
AGENDA - Connected Education Summit
8:30 | Registration
8:40 | Welcome and opening remarks from the chair
FUTURE EDUCATION
8:50 | The Connected future: how emerging technologies and
global connectedness are transforming the future of education and
employability
Globally renowned futurist David Houle addresses the need for
massive change and presents the vision of the future of education for
the next ten years and beyond.
David Houle, “the CEO’s futurist”,
Strategist and Author (USA)
9:30 | Globally connected skills for today’s students
• How will Gen Alpha interact with their world digitally?
• Building the skill set and capabilities that will be needed in coming decades
• What needs to be done to meet the future workforce demand in Australia?
Mark McCrindle, Social Researcher, Trends Analyst &
Demographer, McCrindle Research
CONNECTING BUSINESS, EDUCATION AND GOVERNMENT
10:00 | Reinventing education model
• Building effective partnerships and connecting public, private
and non-for-profit sectors to develop the next generation of
innovators and job-ready graduates
• Addressing issues facing young people transitioning from
school to work
• Closing the skill gap to compete on a global scale
Stanley Litow, Vice President of Corporate Citizenship &
Corporate Affairs, IBM; and President, IBM International
Foundation (USA)
10:30 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:00 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Connecting industry, education and government to meet Australia’s
future skills needs
• How businesses can play a more influential role in improving
students employability
• How the Australian education system can work more closely
with businesses and government to raise the profile of SETM careers
Nicholas Wyman, CEO, The Institute for Workplace Skills /
Innovation / CEO Skilling Australia Foundation
Stanley Litow, Vice President of Corporate Citizenship & Corporate
Affairs, IBM / President, IBM International Foundation (USA)
Robert Nairn, Executive Director, Australia Secondary Principals
Association
Christopher Goldsworthy, Asst Executive Director, Business / Higher
Education Round Table
CONNECTEDNESS AND GLOBAL COMPETENCE
11:40 | Go global: building global competence (video conference session)
• Cultivating global leaders: equipping students for the global connected economy
• Making space: building innovative, contemporary and collaborative learning spaces
• Connect-Ed: video conferencing, web-based projects and cloud learning systems
• Establishing strategic partnerships: utilising enterprise and media to evolve education
Matt Richards, Director of e.Learning & Ed.Tech,
St. Columba Anglican School
12:10 | Next generation broadband: connecting Australia to the
digital-education-revolution through the NBN
• Enabling universal broadband access: bridging the digital
divide with educational opportunities for remote and regional
Australians
• Connecting Australians and the world to Australia with
international experts, educational institutions and a world of
learning experiences
• Digital connections: future directions
Bill Morrow, CEO,
NBN Co
12:40 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
CONNECTED LEARNING & TECHNOLOGY
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
WHAT ARE THEY?
Roundtables are small group discussions focused on a particular
topic and directed by a central table host who will guide the
conversation and facilitate the questions and answers from the
participants.
This is not death by power-point –the emphasis is on the discussion
and debate among the 20 or so delegates sharing the table at
any given time. Swap war stories, ask questions, gain a better
understanding and then put it all into practice back in your
organisation.
HOW WILL THEY WORK?
Running in three rotations of 30 minutes each, delegates have the
opportunity to pre-select which tables they want to attend. There
will be adequate breaks between each rotation to allow delegates
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
3:45 | Global perspective on critical global skill set
Prof Barbara Ischinger, Former Director for Education, OECD,
Professor, Cologne University (DE)
4:15 | Harnessing the power of connectedness
• A future-focused educator: implications for schools, universities,
regions and countries
• Connected professional learning: micro and macro levels in
digital contexts
• Case Study: International projects focused on lifting
e-capability through networked professional learning
Karen Melhuish Spencer, Senior e-Fellow,
ICET Asia-Pacific (NZ)
CONNECTED EDUCATION & CURRICULUM
4:45 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
Global connectedness and the curriculum
• Identifying gaps in understanding and implementing connectedness
• Impact and implications of the trend towards increased global connectedness
• What changes need to be made to enable students to be globally connected inside and outside the classroom
Mark McCrindle, Social Researcher, Trends Analyst & Demographer,
McCrindle Research
Phil Lambert, General Manager, Curriculum, ACARA
Julie Lindsay, Global Educator and Director, Flat Connections
Dr Kevin Donnelly, Director, Education Standards Institute, Senior
Research Fellow, Australian Catholic University
Professor Beverley Oliver, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education),
Deakin University
5:25 | Closing remarks, end of conference
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UAV/Remotely Piloted Aircraft Summit
The future of remotely piloted aircraft systems
Wednesday 22nd April
ONLY
The UAV / Remotely Piloted Aircraft Summit connects users, suppliers,
operators, researchers and regulators to shape the future and potential
for this industry which is literally poised to take off.
$
695
PER PERSON
Join visionary speakers looking at commercial applications, disruptive technological
advances, safety enhancements, regulatory acceptance, autonomous systems, collision
avoidance, and enablers for the drones industry.
This Summit is one of 11 conferences being held at CONNECT™ - a large scale expo, and
array of conferences covering connected and emerging technologies for a whole range of
sectors – from the Internet of Things (IoT) to connected government, learning, marketing,
health, and mobility, through to drones.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Of all the new disruptors, the UAV / Drones sector has
to be one of the most exciting, with untapped potential
across so many industries, and possibilities for diverse
application. Attend to determine your way forward
with Drones/UAV’s and network with pioneers and
early adopters cross-industry.
Industry sectors:
+ Utilities, transmission and distribution companies
+ Mining companies
+ Oil and gas companies
+ Emergency services
+ Law enforcement
+ Telecommunications companies
+ Agribusiness
+ Regulators
+ Defence
+ Logistics and delivery firms
+ UAV manufacturers and distributors
+ Engineering firms
+ ICT systems service providers and vendors
+ Tap the potential of drones for your industry
+ Realise the diverse application capabilities of drones for business
+ Determine your way forward with drones/UAV’s
+ Network with pioneers and early adopter’s cross-
industry
+ Shape the future for drones usage in Australia
Professionals:
+ UAV controllers / operators
+ Pilots
+ Operations managers
+ Infrastructure managers
+ Director-Generals
+ Policy advisors
+ Spatial engineers
+ Geoscientists
+ Operational communications heads
+ Project heads
+ Surveyors
+ CTOs and technology managers
+ CIOs and IT directors
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AGENDA - UAV/Remotely Piloted Aircraft Summit
8:50 | Welcome and opening remarks from the chair
Joe Urli, President,
The Association of Australian Certified UAV Operators (ACUO)
9:00 | REGULATOR KEYNOTE:
Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) safety regulations and your RPA
operations
• The roadmap for aviation safety regulation of commercial RPA operations in Australia
• Some implications for other regulatory spheres
• Coping with advances in technology in Australian airspace
• The requirement for R&D to contribute to better regulation
• Building an effective safety case for your RPA operation
John Thynne, Manager, Safety Systems Office,
CASA - Civil Aviation Safety Authority
9:25 | CASE STUDY:
The future outlook for drone deliveries
• Understanding why Google is involved in UAV programs
• Overview of Project Wing - a delivery-drone initiative
in Queensland
• Reviewing other projects being conducted within MIT’s
CSAIL Robust Robotics Group, which focuses in part on sensing, planning, and controlling unmanned vehicles
in environments without GPS
Nicholas Roy, Associate Professor, MIT Dept. of Aeronautics and
Astronautics, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory (CSAIL), Former Lead of Project Wing, Google[x]
9:50 | Beyond drones: The next paradigm for transportation using
networks of UAVs
• A new network for the transportation of matter, it’s economics and leapfrog potential
• Allowing access to medical goods in undeveloped countries
• Improving everyday access to goods in our cities and megacities
• Transporting medicine and diagnostics in Bhutan and PNG
Andreas Raptopoulos, CEO,
Matternet (USA) Via live link
10:15 | Long range unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and controls when
there is no room for error
• Successfully executing beyond line of sight missions in
austere locations
• Logistics, safety, and human factors
• Experiences working with oil companies, regarding safety
and regulatory considerations
• What happens when things go wrong, and how to recover
• Transitioning to requirements driven solutions
Marty Rogers, Director,
Alaska Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration
10:40 | Morning break and CONNECT expo viewing
11:15 | Improving safety and the quality of data collected for remote
asset inspections
• Drones’ role in process optimisation - reducing safety risks and labour intensiveness
• Drone strategy – developing internal competence, or engaging specialist external support
• What additional data and insights can UAV / Drones deliver?
• Building a future drones strategy: what autonomous
condition monitoring means for the business
Frank Courtney, Technology Improvement Specialist,
Melbourne Water
11:40 | Current field applications, and research for future applications
• Optical and thermal imaging using quadrotors – a project review
• Understanding research work being conducted for:
- atmospheric testing
- sense and avoid technology within buildings, and
boosting signal strength
• Future possibilities for mapping applications and automation
12:30 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
1:40 | Peer-to-Peer Roundtables
UAV / Unmanned aircraft systems: lessons learned from maritime
operations
Hosted by: Marty Rogers, Director, Alaska Center for Unmanned
Aircraft Systems Integration
Robust vision-based localisation and mapping for micro drones
Hosted by: Dr Markus Achtelik, Senior researcher – Aerial Robotics,
Autonomous Systems Lab, ETH Zurich
Improving the capabilities of small UAVs
Hosted by: Professor Tim McLain, Director, National Science
Foundation Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS)
3:10 | Afternoon break and CONNECT expo viewing
3:45 | Realising the power of Drones technology
• Gaining insight in to mining, oil & gas applications
• Reviewing international development projects
• Mid range and long range deployment and use of
sub-military grade RPAs for commercial application
• Understanding potential for satellite network applications
Dr Catherine Ball, Regional Unmanned Aerial Systems Lead,
URS Australia
4:10 Challenges and opportunities for small unmanned aircraft
systems (UAS)
• Achieving safe and reliable autonomous flight in varying
environmental conditions
• Detecting and avoiding other aircraft
• Monitoring critical infrastructure and the environment
• Autonomous flight in GPS-denied environments, including built
up urban environments
Prof. Tim McLain, Brigham Young University (USA); Director,
National Science Foundation Center for Unmanned Aircraft
Systems (C-UAS)
4:35 | Vision-based localisation, mapping and obstacle avoidance for
Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAVs) in GPS restricted environments
• Opportunities and challenges using cameras onboard
MAVs, within the control-loop for autonomous flights in close
proximity to structures
• Robustification of vision based localisation by fusion, with
inertial sensors
• Enabling mission-experts without pilot training to perform
search and rescue or inspection tasks, and beyond line of sight
• Industrial applications and use in GPS restricted environments
• Insight in to drone technology advances in Europe: boosting
MAV, research and its application in industry by competition
style challenges
Dr Markus Achtelik, Senior researcher – Aerial Robotics,
Autonomous Systems Lab, ETH Zurich
5:00 | CASE STUDY: Autonomous unmanned helicopters for efficiency
and safety in lower altitude remote sensing
• Meaning of dependable autonomy in the context of unmanned
aircraft
• Achieving efficiency gains using autonomous unmanned
helicopters
• Remote sensing workflow including unmanned aircraft
• Project reviews: low-altitude remote sensing beyond visual
control range and over difficult to access terrain
- crop monitoring for plant breeding research
- weed monitoring for rainforest protection
Torsten Merz, Senior Research Scientist, Autonomous
Systems Program, CSIRO
5:25 | Closing remarks, end of conference
Dr Reece Clothier, School of Aerospace, Mechanical and
Manufacturing Engineering, RMIT University
David Rylance, Leading Firefighter and Chief Pilot, Melbourne
Fire Brigade, Victoria
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Wednesday 22nd April
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SLUSH Down Under is all about the deals!
Startups: meet and mingle with investors & participate in the
pitching competition.
695
PER PERSON
Investors: find the next disruptor.
This one day event will connect entrepreneurial tech talent with investors looking for both early stage and growth
stage companies. We’ve partnered with SLUSH Finland, to bring Europe’s largest and most influential technology
start-up event to Australia.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Silicon Valley comes to Australia! Meet Brad Holden
from Tomorrow Ventures, David Yuan of TCV, Matt
Mazzeo from Lowercase Capital, Jett Fein e.ventures,
and Steve Schlenker from DN Capital. The event is
also jam packed with leading Australian Venture
Capitalists, Angel Investors, and Accelerators. Plus,
hear from successful Australian start-ups Vinomofo,
Posse.com, Incsub, BugHerd, and Envato and meet
the next wave of technology startup entrepreneurs.
+ Entrepreneurs looking for ideas, mentorship and money to grow their business
+ Innovators who want to understand the next big technology trends
+ Investors looking for The Next Big Thing
+ Corporate/end users
+ Accelerators & Incubators
+ IP Lawyers
+ Media
SPONSORS/SUPPORTERS
Event Partner
Supporters
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AGENDA - SLUSH Down Under
8:50 | Opening remarks from chair: Jordan Green, Chairman,
Australian Association of Angel Investors; Founder, Melbourne Angels
9:00 | Expanding the view on scalability
• Looking beyond the usual funding ecosystem
• Aiming for global scalability
• Replicating elements learned and experiences from the mobile gaming industry
Ramine Darabiha, Chief Product Officer, Halfbrick Studios
9:20 | PANEL DISCUSSION: The harsh truth: before, during and after
the accelerator
Panel moderator:
Phil Morle, Chief Startup Scientist & Co-Founder, Pollenizer
Panelists:
Niki Scevak, Managing Director, Blackbird Ventures; Founder,
Startmate
Alan Downie, CEO & Co-founder, BugHerd
Ben Sze, Co-founder & Managing Director, Edrolo
Jett Fein, Venture Investor, e.ventures (USA)
Stephen Baxter, Director, StartupAus; Founder, River City Labs;
Mentor, Shark Tank (Channel Ten)
10:10 | Morning break and CONNECT exhibition
10:50 | The evolution of entertainment and creative media through
mobile and digital technologies
Matt Mazzeo, Managing Director, Lowercase Capital (USA)
11:10 | PANEL DISCUSSION: VC & Investor perspectives on the new
disruptors: where is the money going and which are the key sectors
with potential for disruption?
Panel moderator:
Craig Blair, Partner, AirTree Ventures
Panelists Inlcude:
Matt Mazzeo, Managing Director, Lowercase Capital (USA)
Brad Holden, Principal & Investment Counsel, Tomorrow Ventures
(USA)
Jordan Green, Chairman, Australian Association of Angel Investors;
Founder, Melbourne Angels
Peter Huynh, Director, Optus Innov8
Steve Schlenker, Managing Partner, DN Capital (US/UK)
Paul Naphtali, Managing Partner, rampersand
11:40 | Australian start-up success: social search site Posse.com
• Selling your concept, raising capital, and evolving your idea in to a marketable product
• Key start-up milestones achieved and hurdles overcome
• Extending in to overseas markets
Rebekah Campbell, Founder & CEO, Posse.com
12:00 |
FIRESIDE CHAT: Transformative ideas and transformative
companies
• Key factors Tomorrow Ventures looks for: - in companies and founders; in international investments
• VC trend observations
Host: Chris Joannou, GM – Australia & New Zealand, Startup GRIND
Investor: Brad Holden, Principal & Investment Counsel,
TomorrowVentures (USA)
TomorrowVentures is the investment vehicle for Eric Schmidt (Chairman of Google)
12:20 | Lunch. Don’t forget to visit the Startup Alley on the
CONNECT exhibition floor
1:30 | Panel discussion: Attracting staff, building scalability, and
adding value through co-founders
• Attracting world class talent to startups
• Leading, managing and motivating start-up teams
• When to staff up, building the team and scalabiluty
• Adding value through co-founders – from an operational perspective, and through the eyes of investors
Panel moderator:
Glenn Smith, Director, StartupAus; CEO, SpotJobs; & Venture Investor
Panelists:
Laura McKenzie, CEO, Scale Investors
James Farmer, CEO, Incsub
Layla Foord, GM Envato Studio, Envato
Jonathan Jeffries, Partner Executive Search, Mitchellake Group
Andre Eikmeier, Co-founder & Joint CEO, Vinomofo
2:05 | From enterprise to mobile, and the Internet of Things (IoT)
• Evaluating investment opportunities for software focused on:
- improving access to applications for mobile
- enterprise application
- consumer and next generation personalisation software
• Micro-seed funding for emerging IoT technologies
Steve Schlenker, Managing Partner, DN Capital (US/UK)
2:25 | Changing approaches to start-up investment – data driven
investor decisions and new venture internationalisation practices
• Emerging methods to discover and analyse companies
• Data analytics and tools in the venture capital ecosystem to discover high growth companies
• Influencing and enhancing global growth of start-ups through internationalisation projects
Jett Fein, Venture Investor, e.ventures (USA)
2:45 | CASE STUDY: a library of learnings from the start-up journey
• Understanding the journey to Vinomofo, monetising a passion, and the transactional funding phases
• Learning from earlier start-up venture experience and the power of perseverance
• Taking the team with you - building purpose, leading and managing a start-up team
Andre Eikmeier, Co-founder & Joint CEO, Vinomofo
Vinomofo is an online wine retailer which won the ‘Best Startup” award at the 2014
StartupSmart awards.
3:05 | Afternoon tea
3:40 | SLUSH Down Under PitchComp.
Winners will receive a trip to the global SLUSH event in Helsinki – all access including a guaranteed pitching spot +
demo booth + 1-to-1 investor meetings
TRACK A:
Early stage startups/ seed
Hosted by:
Miguel Wood, Director, Startup Victoria; Co-Founder & CEO,
Euler’s Bridge
Judges for Track A include:
Jordan Green, Chairman, Australian Association of Angel Investors
& Founder, Melbourne Angels
James Farmer, CEO, Incsub
Laura McKenzie, CEO, Scale Investors
Layla Foord, General Manager Envato Studio, Envato
Liz Atkinson, Director, Zest Possibilities
Rui Rodrigues, Investment Manager, Tank Stream Ventures
Adrian Stone, co-founder, CEO & lead investor, AngelCube;
Chairman, Investors’ Org
Bevan Clark, co-founder, RetailMeNot.com and angel investor
TRACK B:
Growth stage start-ups
Hosted by:
Jim Cassidy, Co-founder & Managing Partner, rampersand
Judges for Track B include:
Niki Scevak, Managing Director, Blackbird Ventures
Gavin Appel, Partner, Square Peg Capital
John Dyson, Investment Principal, Starfish Ventures
Ilya Frolov, Investment Director, Oxygen Ventures
Brigitte Smith, Managing Partner, GBS Ventures
Peter Huynh, Director, Optus Innov8
Scott Handsaker, Interim CEO and Co-founder, Startup Victoria
6:30 | Slush After Party and networking
Enter the pitching contest at
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21 April 2015
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
ONLY
Tuesday 21st April
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295
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OpenStack is an open source project designed to provide a collaborative
approach to cloud computing. The concept was launched just 4 years ago
and promises users an open source, scalable, portable and free (or low cost) way to deploy
private and public clouds with the same agility as many of the leading public cloud providers.
The big question is …. is OpenStack ready for the Enterprise? And how can Enterprises leverage OpenStack to deliver a
scalable and stable environment for their workloads? With more and more companies starting to look at OpenStack as an
option, now is the perfect time for Australia’s first ever OpenStack conference.
This one-day conference is specifically designed for cloud leaders, technology decision-makers and heads of infrastructure
and innovation who want to learn more about OpenStack; discuss the benefits of opensource and its community; and
outline concrete steps that businesses can take to decide if an OpenStack Cloud is right for them.
WHY ATTEND?
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
• Gain a better understanding of the current state and direction of OpenStack
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• Hear about the strengths of OpenStack today and what is happening to drive enterprise adoption
• Understand why enterprise organisations have chosen OpenStack and how they using the platform
• Listen to high level case studies highlighting best practice OpenStack deployments
Cloud leaders
CIOs
CTOs
Heads of Innovation
Heads of infrastructure
Software Engineers
Senior Architects
Developers
• Hear how service providers are delivering OpenStack based services to enterprise customers through the cloud
• Learn how innovative ecosystem vendors are accelerating the adoption of OpenStack into the enterprise
• Find out how you can move to the cloud powered by OpenStack to enable agility, availability and the innovation necessary to power your business
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AGENDA - OpenStack Conference
9:00 | Welcome and opening remarks from the chair
Randy Bias, VP Technology, EMC
The State of OpenStack
This session will look at the business value for OpenStack today,
including the growth of the ecosystem, adoption trends and
what will drive growth into the future.
9:10 | KEYNOTE:
Bringing OpenStack into the Enterprise
Randy Bias, VP Technology, EMC
9:35 | The Software Defined Economy Akhil Bhaskar, Regional Manager, Cloud Technologies,
Red Hat Australia & New Zealand
10:00 | PANEL DISCUSSION:
The rise of the Superuser
Moderator:
Randy Bias, VP Technology, EMC
Panellists:
David Medberry, Senior Engineer, OpenStack Cloud DevOps, Time
Warner Cable (USA)
Mike Dorman, Senior Systems Engineer, Go Daddy (USA)
Glenn Moloney, Director at NeCTAR, University of Melbourne
10:40 | Morning tea and CONNECT expo viewing
OpenStack in the Enterprise
This session showcases real world case studies of OpenStack
in action within the enterprise. It will focus on why they chose
OpenStack, how they are currently using the platform today and
key features/functions needed to expand OpenStack’s applicability
across their IT infrastructure.
11:15 | CASE STUDY:
The Highly-Available Stack: Making Open Source
Enterprise-Ready
As more organisations adopt OpenStack as a significant part of
their infrastructure, there is an increasing need to provide the
enterprise-grade service levels and availability that business
demands. Find out how OpenStack development and support is
maturing to meet the needs of the 24x7 world.
Peter Lees, Chief Technologist, SUSE Asia-Pacific
11:40 | CASE STUDY: How Time Warner Cable rolled out
OpenStack as a large enterprise wide private cloud and the
resultant benefits
David Medberry, Senior Engineer, OpenStack Cloud DevOps,
Time Warner Cable (USA)
12:05 | Fireside Chat: Enterprise Readiness and Futures
OpenStack is gaining considerable steam, and is in use at hundreds
of enterprises today. What more can OpenStack provide to help
enterprise ease of use and further adoption?
Mike Dorman, Senior Systems Engineer, Go Daddy (USA)
David Medberry, Senior Engineer, OpenStack Cloud DevOps,
Time Warner Cable (USA)
Akhil Bhaskar, Regional Manager, Cloud Technologies,
Red Hat Australia & New Zealand
12:45 | Lunch and CONNECT expo viewing
OpenStack users and leading vendors discuss their use cases and
how OpenStack enables innovation. The speakers will highlight key
areas of innovation required to foster adoption of OpenStack into
the mainstream enterprise.
2:00 | CASE STUDY: How using OpenStack as private cloud
platform enables innovation and creates efficiencies
Mike Dorman, Senior Systems Engineer, Go Daddy (USA)
2:25 | Bringing SDN to life with OpenStack and OpenDaylight: this
is the NEW IP era
Benjamin Hickey, Director Business Development, Software
Networking APAC Brocade
2:50 | The next step in our cloud partner journey
Erez Yarkoni, CIO, Telstra
3:15 | NeCTAR and OpenStack: Enhancing Australian Research
Innovation
Glenn Moloney, Director at NeCTAR, University of Melbourne
3:40 | Afternoon tea and CONNECT expo viewing
OpenStack 2016 – where to next?
It has been almost five years since OpenStack was officially
launched – this session will take a look at the major milestones
this open source initiative has accomplished, and what the future
holds.
4:10 | OpenStack Nova deployment recommendations
OpenStack Nova can be daunting to deploy, because it is highly
configurable. However, there are many large and successful
deployments already in place.
This talk summarises operational experiences for various Nova
deployers and developers into a series of recommendations to
consider when deploying Nova. Come along and hear what to take
into account to have the best deployment experience possible.
Michael Still, OpenStack Nova Project Technical Lead, Rackspace
4:35 | OpenStack Community and Ecosystem Futures
Tom Fifield, OpenStack Community Manager, OpenStack Foundation
5:00 | PANEL DISCUSSION: What does the future hold for
OpenStack
• What will see in OpenStack 1 years time? 5 years time? 10
years time? 100 years time?
• What is the relevance of these US cloud users that we’ve
heard from today to my business in Australia. Are we just copying
the USA again?!?!
• What does it mean that OpenStack is open source? Will we all
grow beards and move to Nimbin?
• We will answer all of you questions. ALL of them. Till they
have security remove us from the building.
Tom Fifield, OpenStack Community Manager, OpenStack Foundation
Michael Still, OpenStack Nova Project Technical Lead, Rackspace
Benjamin Hickey, Director Business Development, Software
Networking APAC Brocade
Tristan Goode, CEO, Aptira / Board of Directors, OpenStack
Foundation
Marten Hauville, Principal Solutions Architect ANZ, Nuage Networks
5:40 | Closing remarks, end of conference
Innovations driving OpenStack adoption
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PEER-2-PEER ROUNDTABLES
We understand that when it comes to solving problems there
is often no better way of going about it than sitting down and
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HOW IT WORKS
Ahead of arriving on site you will receive an email giving you the selection of roundtable sessions
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place between lunch and afternoon tea break. Having signed up for a session you’ll be prompted
to the table which you’ll need to sit at to get involved. Each table will have a particular topic of
focus, some examples of which you can see below. Each table will have a moderator, as well as a
scribe to take note of the findings made within the discussion. These notes will be distributed to
attendees after the event ends, ensuring that you’ll have key insights to bring back to your team.
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2015 cloud solutions
Big Data vs small data
Information security
in the cloud
Role of Information
in digital business
Government
Analytics
Master Information
and Data Governance
Data centre strategies
Expectation of
digital citizens and
customers
Convergence of
the CMO and CIO
IoT for enterprise
IoT for marketing and
customer experience
Personalised Health
& The Connected Self
Evolution of Design,
UX and the Internet
of Things
Loyalty Marketing in
the Digital Age
Wearable tech:
opportunities and
challenges
Developing a
mobile strategy
Getting BYOD Right
Mobile apps to
enhance productivity
& capability
Building a social,
collaborative and
connected business
Opportunities and
challenges for
Drones/UAV industry
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Roundtables are for learning,
sharing and engaging!
No pitching. Just discussions
Everyone participates, no one dominates.
It’s ok to disagree. Offer an opposing opinion.
Focus on the topic and try not to side track.
Offer ideas, experiences and solutions.
Have fun!
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An amazing marketing opportunity...
The race to transform has started. Technology is the driving force behind this transformation and all industries will be
impacted.
For suppliers of 3rd platform and emerging technology products, services and solutions, participating at CONNECT™
is a great way to achieve your objectives by meeting with multiple industry sectors, technology partners, reseller and
distributors. If you offer the following , then you should participate at CONNECT™ 2015...
CLOUD
MOBILE
SOCIAL
I want to meet with organisations
looking to leverage cloud for increased
flexibility, cost savings, innovation and
competitive advantage.
I want to meet with organisations looking
to use enterprise mobility for productivity
gains and business benefits in sales,
field service, finance, HR, marketing,
operations, and distribution.
I want to meet with organisations
that want to optimise productivity,
understand customers, amplify
engagement and measure marketing
performance through social business.
BIG DATA ANALYTICS
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
IoT
I want to meet marketing and
technology leaders from large
organisations who want to leverage
data-driven strategies to unlock value,
make better decisions, innovate and
compete.
I want to meet with organisations looking
to save time, lower costs and improve
transparency by organising, storing,
finding and sharing information quickly
and reliably.
I want to meet with business end users,
investors and partners who see the
massive potential of IoT to transform the
way we work and live.
DATA SECURITY
DATA CENTRES
NETWORKS
I want to meet with CSOs, CIOs and
business leaders who want to make the
digital transformation and manage risk
by protecting the integrity & security of
their data.
I want to meet with organisations who
want to manage and advance their
evolving IT infrastructure requirements,
increase capacity and availability while
delivering operational excellence.
I want to meet with organisations that
understand that the BYOD, mobility, and
Internet of Things shift requires a new
approach to enterprise networks.
DEVICES
TELCO
SEMICONDUCTORS
I want to meet with business end-users,
reseller and distributors who are looking
to buy and sell the latest generation of
CONNECTED devices for use at work,
home and play.
I want to be a service enabler
in the “CONNECTED world” by
bringing together the hardware, the
CONNECT™ivity and the platform to
enable end-to-end solutions to business
customers.
I want to meet with device manufacturers
and business users to stimulate and
supply the demand for 50-billion
intelligent devices by 2020.
AUGMENTED REALITY
UAV/DRONES
GEOLOCATION
I want to meet with organisations that
want to leverage AR to communicate
with their customers and employees in
a way that was never before possible,
improve internal processes and
customer service.
I want to meet commercial and
government organisations that
want to use UAV’s for things such as
mineral exploration; media resources,
environmental control and monitoring,
telecommunications, crop monitoring
and surveillance.
I want to meet with organisations that
want to combine location information
with business intelligence to improve
marketing and loyalty campaigns, supply
chain performance and CONNECT™ their
assets to specific locations.
3D PRINTING
SENSORS
WEARABLE TECH
I want to meet with industry endusers in key verticals such aerospace,
automotive, health care and fashion,
as well as resellers and distributors to
consumers.
I want to meet with organisations that
want to add software and intelligence
to things as varied as cars and toys,
airplanes and dishwashers, turbines and
wearables.
I want to meet with industry end-users,
technology partners, resellers and
distributors and claim a piece of what is
forecast to be a $US70 billion market by
2024.
Interesting
in sponsoring
or exhibiting?
Contact John Pozoglou
Telephone: 02 8908 8505
Email: [email protected]
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