STEP UP AND STEER THE AI REVOLUTION FOR YOUR DEPARTMENT!
May 20, 2025
| Pullman Sydney Hyde Park, Australia
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As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform industries worldwide, its potential to revolutionise public sector operations is enormous. The Future Gov: AI Summit on the 20th of May 2025 in Sydney, Australia will bring together government leaders, AI experts, and industry pioneers ...
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In conversation with Sharon Bowman, Manager, Technology and Transformation Hornsby Shire Council
We recently spoke with Sharon Bowman, Manager, Technology and Transformation, at the Hornsby Shire Council to understand more about her AI transformation journeys and top priorities for 2025.
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- AI's Transformative Potential
- Strategies for AI Adoption and Collaboration
- Governance and Change Management
- Building AI-Driven Workforce Skills
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The Transformative Potential of AI in the Australian Public Sector
We recently spoke with Daminda Kumara, Chief Information Security Officer at Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC), to explore AI’s role in the Australian public sector and his top priorities for 2025.
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- AI’s Transformative Potential – How AI is driving efficiency and innovation in government operations.
- Strategies for AI Adoption and Collaboration – Key approaches to fostering cross-departmental AI success.
- Governance and Change Management – The importance of responsible AI adoption and executive involvement.
- Building AI-Driven Workforce Skills – Ensuring AI enhances human capabilities rather than replacing them.
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