| 08:30 |
Registration |
| 09:20 |
Opening Address by Chair:
Tony Collins, Executive Editor, Computer Weekly (CONFIRMED) |
| 09:25 |
Opening Keynote Address: Transformational Government – Where are we now?
- Transformational Government update
- The Power of Information Task Force
- The future for green technologies and the public sector
- The technology to join-up and share services
- Web 2.0 and the public sector
- Customer service excellence
- Capturing the skills and talent needed for change
- The Service Transformation Agreement
- Moving public services to the next stage of reform
Speaker invitation extended to: John Suffolk, Chief Information Officer |
| 09:40 |
Sponsor presentation by EDS, details tbc |
| 9:55 |
The FCO and Value-added Communications Systems
- The Ocean Programme and the Transformational Government Agenda
- Access to value-added communications services
- Flexibility in the use of IT telecommunications
- Flexibility and scope of procurement
- The public sector network strategy
- Changing ways of working
Philip Macpherson, Chief Technology Officer, Foreign and Commonwealth Office (CONFIRMED) |
| 10:10 |
Local Authority Case Study tbc |
| 10:25 |
Data Handling and Security
- Data Handling Procedures in Government: Final Report
- Governance, risk and compliance
- Effective use of information – central to the challenges facing the Government today
- Improving data handling in Government
- Conducted in parallel with independent reviews
- Restrictions on the use of electronically removable data
- External threats – e-crime
- Security and fraud prevention
- A culture that properly values, protects and uses data
- What measures have been put in place?
Owen Pengelly, Head, Central Sponsor for Information Assurance, Cabinet Office (CONFIRMED) |
| 10:40 |
Next Generation Broadband: Essential for the UK’s Future Economic Success
- BERR and long-term service transformation plans
- The independent review of next generation broadband
- Ultra-fast broadband and the opportunities arising from rapidly developing technology
- Possible barriers to new models of investment
- A framework for investment
- New infrastructure options within the non-domestic rating system
- The Broadband Stakeholders Group and the economics of fibre deployment
- Digital technologies to transform the way we live and work
Speaker invitation extended to:Stephen Carter CBE, Minister for Communications, Technology and Broadcasting, BERR |
| 10:55 |
Questions and Answers |
| 11:10 |
Coffee and Networking |
| 11:40 |
Seminar Session One |
| 12:40 |
Lunch |
| 13:40 |
Seminar Session Two |
| 14:40 |
Coffee and Networking |
| 15:10 |
DWP and the Exploitation of Innovative Technology to Improve Public Services
- The vast potential of innovative technology to improve public services
- How DWP is transforming IT delivery for successful business innovation
- Transforming supply arrangements and delivery efficiency
- Real examples of delivery
Jobcentres
Customer information
Advanced telephony
- Supporting the DWP change programme in transforming customer delivery
- Working cross-Government to deliver service transformation
Tell us Once
Directgov
ID management
Government Gateway
Dean James, Chief Operating Officer, Department for Work and Pensions (CONFIRMED) |
| 15:25 |
Sponsor Presentation |
| 15:40 |
The Environment Agency: Leading the Green Agenda Across Government
- The Green IT Working Group and the CTO Council
- The most sustainable IT contract in Government
- Sustainability and green impact embedded in every business case
- Power management and efficient air conditioning
- Smart and flexible contracts
- Shared information and shared applications
- Recycling of redundant PCs and IT equipment
- The Pitt Review - data and information management
Dave Williams, Head of Technology and Innovation, The Environment Agency (CONFIRMED) |
| 15:55 |
Closing Keynote Address: The Operational Efficiency Programme – Back Office and IT
- The Operational Efficiency Programme
- Building on the SR04 Efficiency Programme and CSR07 value for money programme
- Finance and human resource functions
- Achieving better value out of large IT projects
- The potential to deliver large savings
Martin Read, Lead Back Office and IT Strand of the Operational Efficiency Programme, HM Treasury (CONFIRMED) |
| 16:10 |
Closing Panel Session
Invited speakers:
- Gary Ashby, Chief Executive, NHS Choices (CONFIRMED)
- Bert Provan, CLG, Chair, Digital Challenge (CONFIRMED)
- Adam Thilthorpe, Head of Professionalism at BCS (CONFIRMED)
- Catalina McGregor, Ministry of Defence DE&S DSA, Chair Cabinet Office Green IT Delivery Unit (CONFIRMED)
- Phil Pavitt, Chief Information Officer, Transport for London (CONFIRMED)
- David Smith, Deputy Commissioner, Information Commissioners Office (CONFIRMED)
Subject areas:
- NHS Choices: Your Health, Your Choices
- Future focus - where is green IT heading around the world
- Professionalism
- Website content management
- Data security
- Beyond transformational government
- Local Government Transformation
- The Power of Information Taskforce
- Next generation networks – broadband review
- Shared services
- Digital Inclusion
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| 16:50 |
Close of Conference |
| 16:50 |
Drinks Reception |
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12th November
New Speaker Announced
Dean James, Chief Operating Officer, Department of Work
and Pensions
4th November
New Speaker Announced
Martin Read, Lead Back Office and IT Strand of the Operational Efficiency Programme,
HM Treasury
21st October 2008
New Speaker Announced
Owen Pengelly, Head, Central Sponsor for Information Assurance, Cabinet Office
5th September 2008
New Speaker Announced
Dave Williams, Head of Technology and Innovation, The Environment Agency
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