4th Annual

INDONESIA
OpenGov
Leadership Forum
18 July 2019,
JW Marriott Hotel Jakarta,
Indonesia

Leading the Government and FSI to

Indonesia 4.0

Diverse Audience from Government, Education,

Healthcare, GLCs, and FSI

Strategic Partners

Partners
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Moving Beyond Digitisation - Bringing Government and FSI together

Discover Global Learn through Innovative Network Learn from Meet 200+
Digital Trend gamification Case Studies with government Technology Participants
and FSI Experts

Key Topics
Artificial Intelligence Blockchain Data Privacy Mobility
Cyber security Clean Tech Digital Identity Smart Cities
Big Data Analytics Data Centres Gov Cloud Predictive Analytics

Delegates A Multi-faceted Digital Transformation

Others (O cer) Executive Leadership Over the years, the Indonesian Government has made
11% (CEO, CIO, Director
Middle Management General and etc) very visible efforts to digitise the country. However, the
(Manager)
2%
17%
Government has to move beyond digitisation to stay
competitive. It needs to transform itself. This means get -
ting stakeholders from various segments, including the
government, industry players, tech companies and
Senior Mangement
research organisations involved. Only then, the Indone -
(Director) sian Government can push for a broad-based transforma -
70%
tion that will eventually boost the Indonesian economy.

Augmented
Reality

Sector Authentication
and Fraud Smart Sensor
Detection
GLCs
15%

Location
Indonesia Cloud
Design
4.0 Computing
Technologies

FSI
21%

Artificial
Mobility Intelligence

Education Internet of
7% Government Things
57%

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OpenGov Gamification Tables Explained

The OpenGov Leadership Forum boasts of a unique format, ensuring that Government / FSI Leader - Host
every Public Sector Leader - Host delegate is able to be introduced to our
VIP international and domestic speakers who host a Gamification table.

The Gamification format brings senior o cials together for a series of

open discussions, as they rotate from table to table. Each table features a
Individual
different topic and is hosted by a senior government o cial along with TOPIC
Topic
an industry leader. Together, they facilitate meaningful conversations
with our delegation, bringing their insights and expertise. Participants

Technology Expert - Host

HOW DO WE INTERACT?
4 Digital Government Tracks and 2 FSI Tracks
in Indonesia
Hear - As senior o cials come together for a
series of open dialogue. The table is hosted
and moderated by an expert government and
industry leader. Each table features a different
topic.
Digital Government Digital Government
Track 1 Track 2 Engage - Delegates are divided into groups of
four to five - Each dialogue lasts for 30
1 2 1 2 minutes. Dialogues ar seperated by keynotes
and Panel Discussions on stage.

Learn - As your hosts can share your case

4 3 4 3 study; together, the experts will facilitate
meaningful conversations with our delegates
- bringing their insights and expertise.
Digital Government Digital Government
Track 3 Track 4 One-to-one - This is your opportunity to share
and create fruitful conversations in an
intimate group setting - ensures high-level
1 2 1 2 strategic conversation.

WHY YOU WILL LOVE THIS FORMAT

4 3 4 3
Personal introductions to international and local
senior o cials
No ‘death’ by Powerpoint
FSI Track 1 FSI Track 2
Active engagement in meaningful and interest -
ing discussion
1 2 1 2 You are grouped with similar peers so you can
discuss shared challenges
Intimate group setting ensures high-level
4 3 4 3 strategic conversation

WHO DO YOU REALLY GET TO MEET

• Chief Executive Officers • Assistant Directors • Vice Chancellors

• Chief Information Officers
• Chief Technology Officers
• Chief Data Officers
• Chief Financial Officers
• IT Directors
• Head – IT Security & Governance • Director – E-Learning & IT Services
• Director – Digital Services • Director – Health Information
• Department Heads • Head – Health Analytics
• General Managers
• Deans

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Interesting, gained lots of
experience. My and IT key
learning point is the interactive
discussion
Head of Division System,
Ministry of Social Affairs
It was nice topics from
Singapore and Estonia on
implementing digital solution
for public and private services.
I learned the importance of
leadership and policies to
enable digital
implementation
Head of Data and Information,
Coordinating Ministry Maritime Affairs
It will be nice if we have more
time, this should be a 2-day
event. My key learning
point is the importance of IT /
Data Centre
Sub Head of IT Data Centre,
Ministry of Public Works and
Public Housing
The event gives us so much
information about best
practices on how technology
can be implemented in our
daily activities
Head of IT Programming and Evaluation,
Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing
This is an excellent event for
knowledge and networking
sharing. My key learning
point is the importance of Cyber
Security
Head of Industry Application and Content,
Mastel
This is a good event. Gained
new insight and experience for
us. My key learning
point is the importance of AI
Technology
AVP - IT Core Banking & Satellite Head,
PT. Bank Danamon Indonesia, Tbk
The ODT sessions are fun, some
of it using interesting problems.
My key learning point is the
importance of Smart mobility
and AI
Head of IT Information and
Datawarehouse,
Bank Muamalat Indonesia
Very good event, exchange
experiences with other
participants. My key learning
point is the importance of using
technology to support
organisation’s mission
Head of Security Assurance Division,
Ministry of Defence
Very good. I know what
government should do
according to digital “Disruptive”
transformation that is coming
now
Head of IT System,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Good event. My key learning
point is that we need to improve
our capability and knowledge
also sharing
Head of Cyber Operations Division,
Ministry of Defence
Many knowledge and
experience from other
participants which is very good.
Mykey learning point is the
importance of Cloud base
knowledge and information
Chief of Operational Jakarta Smart City,
Office of Communications Information
and Statistics of Province DKI Jakarta
We must change our mindset to
improve and changing. My key
learning point is the importance
of Smart Technology
Head of System and Application,
Bapertarum (PNS)
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Invited Speakers Include

Prof Dr Ahmad M. Ramli Ari Santoso Farida Dwi Cahyarini Djoko Setiadi Rosan Roeslani
Director General Post and Head – Education Secretary General Head Chairman
Information Technology Technology Information Ministry Communication National Cyber and KADIN (Kamar Dagang
Implementation and Communication and Information Technology Encryption Agency dan Industri Indonesia)
Ministry of Communication Ministry of Education (KOMINFO)
and Information and Culture
Technology

Anies Baswedan Ir H Mohammad Prof. Dr Ali Ghufron Mukti Iwan Djuniardi Saiful Hidayat
Governor Ramdhan Pomanto Director General of Resources Chief Information O cer Senior General Manager
Jakarta City for Science, Technology and Directorate General of Tax Headof Innovation
Mayor
(DGT) & Design Centre
Makassar City Higher Education
Ministry of Finance of PT Telekomunikasi
Ministry of Research, Indonesia Indonesia (Telkom)
Technology and Higher
Education

Col Ign Budimah Dr Ashwin Sasongko Setiaji Ir Yang Yang

Chief Information Researcher of Informatio
Ramdan Pradarma
Head of Setiawan
Security Ofiicer Communications Technology Vice President -
Jakarta Smart City Secretary
Indonesia National Center, Airport Services
Agency of Industrial PT. Angkasa Pura1 (Persero)
Defense Forces Indonesian Institute of
Research and Development
Sciences
Ministry of Industry

Rowan Dollar Darryl Carpenter Kiyoung Lee Tony Krizan Dr Fazilah Shaik
Chief Information Officer Head - Integrated Services Executive Principal Executive Director & Chief Allaudin
Department of Human Department of Internal National Information Information Officer Senior Deputy Director
Services Affairs Society Agency National Health & Medical Ministry of Health
Research Council

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Invited Speakers Include

Kaspar Situmorang Mary James Leonardo Koesmanto Steve Ng Ivan Jaya

Executive Vice President - Chief Information Officer Executive Director - Head of Vice President – Digital Executive Vice President -
Digital Bank Danamon Digital Banking Operations and Platforms Head of Wealth Management
Bank Rakyat Indonesia DBS Indonesia Mediacorp & Digital Business
CommonWealth Bank

Jeny Mustopha Yendra Tirta Andreas Kurniawan Victor Korompis Ariadi Nugroho
Chief Technology Officer Perdana Go Executive Vice President, SVP, Head of Information Head of IT Strategy and
Commonwealth Life Head of Data Analytics Head of Digital Banking & Technology Planning
AXA Services Indonesia Transformation DBS Bank Bank BTPN
OCBCNISP

Gemilang Madyakusuma Roni Irawan Bimo Purbo Joos Louwerier Mukhammad Andri
Senior Vice President - Head Head of Digital VP, Head of IT Operation Chief Executive Officer and Setiawan
of Digital Engineering & Distribution Division Country Manager Chief Information Officer
Operations Sun Life Financial PT. Bank Tabungan Negara Allianz Life Indonesia Universitas Islam Indonesia
Permata Bank (Persero) Tbk

Anshu Raj Kumar Guru Michel Hamilton Dr. Andy Chun Altona Widjaja
Head of Aviva Quantum Chief Customer Officer Chief Transformation Officer Regional Director of Head of New Digital Ventures
Asia Aviva AXA Services Indonesia Rabobank Indonesia Technology Innovation Bank OCBC NISP
Prudential Corporation
Asia

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2019 Conference Agenda

10:40 am
8:00 am
Networking Break
REGISTRATION

8:45 am GAMIFICATION SESSION

11:10 am
CHAIRMAN’S OPENING REMARKS
Gamification Session III
Mohit Sagar
Group Managing Director
11:40 am
& Editor in Chief Polling and Rotation
OpenGov Asia
GET INSPIRED – NEW ZEALAND
OPENING KEYNOTE 11:45 am
9:00 am
New Zealand’s Digital Transformation’s Case Study: Its
Advancing to Indonesia 4.0: How Autonomy and Strategies, Implementation, Successes, Challenges and
Technology Will Boost the Economy Lessons Learned
Evolving processes and services with technology to Enhancing the digital capabilities to manage user service
make Indonesia a developed economy requests
Addressing the gaps and opportunities with Industry Ensuring that customer-oriented design thinking remains
4.0 to grow the nation at the heart of all the activities
Planning what needs to be done to reach the vision Reduce costs and helping the Government streamlines its
internal processes, including how information is shared
Rudiantara internally and externally with other agencies
Minister of Communication and Transforming governance from gov-centric to
Information Technology
Ministry of Communication and customer-centric (people and businesses as customers)
Information Technology of Indonesia
(Invited) Darryl Carpenter
Head - Integrated Services
GAMIFICATION SESSION Department of Internal Affairs
Affairs,
9:15 am New Zealand
Gamification Session I

9:45 am GAMIFICATION SESSION

12:00 pm
Polling and Rotation
Gamification Session IV
GET INSPIRED – AUSTRALIA
9:50 am 12:30 pm

Innovation, Disruption and Transformation - Leveraging Polling

Emerging Technologies to Maximise Efficient Digital 12:35 pm
Delivery Services
Awards Presentation for the Best OGT Contributors
How cloud and AI within government help to
accelerate transformation
Examining benefits of workforce mobility through the 12:45 pm
implementation of innovative digital devices
Realising the struggles of the public sector in adopting Lunch and Networking Break
digital service delivery and implementing strategies
to collaborate with other departments
PANEL SESSION
Rowan Dollar 1:45 pm
Chief Information Officer
Department of Human Services
Services, Leveraging the “Power” of the Next Gen Data Centre
South Australia With the talk of Smart City and Indonesia 4.0, are we well
equipped fundamentally?
Data centres are the core infrastructure on which the digital
GAMIFICATION SESSION economy runs and will run. However, there are still many
10:05 am challenges with lack of visibility of critical facility operations,
Gamification Session II capacity, reliability, availability and ageing infrastructure
being the biggest issues
10:35 am
Polling and Rotation

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2019 Conference Agenda

Ensuring data centre infrastructure management is
business outcome oriented, whether it’s for existing or Tony Krizan
Executive Director & Chief
future date centres
Information Officer
Discussing on the need for Integrated Data Centres in National Health & Medical Research
Indonesia’s digital journey Council
Exploring ways on how to efficiently store and use data,
how to scale up or down and how to stay lean and green
Understanding how Integrated Data Centre will promote FSI PANEL SESSION
even further technology advancement and collaboration 2:40 pm
among agencies
Banking on Digital Future – Embracing Innovation and
Moderator Disruption
Digital technology has changed the way financial services
Mohit Sagar operate and how they deliver their services. The Financial
Group Managing Director Services Industry (FSI) must change and adapt, to remain
& Editor in Chief relevant and competitive
OpenGov Asia
Digital engagement is key to optimising the consumer
experience
Panellists How are emerging technologies like cloud, blockchain
and artificial intelligence helping to serve the citizens
Iwan Djuniardi How do banks adapt to the future digital challenges and
Chief Information Officer stay relevant?
Directorate General of Tax (DGT)
Ministry of Finance of Indonesia Moderator

Mohit Sagar
Saiful Hidayat
Group Managing Director
Senior General Manager, Head of
Innovation & Design Centre & Editor in Chief
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) OpenGov Asia
(Invited)
Panellists
Dr Fazilah Shaik Allaudin
Senior Deputy Director Kaspar Situmorang
Ministry of Health Executive Vice President - Digital
Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Invited)

Yulius Lynarda
Regional Manager for Digital
Services & Software Indonesia, Mary James
Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam Chief Information Officer
Schneider Electric Bank Danamon(Invited)

AWARD CEREMONY
2:10 pm Leonardo Koesmanto
The OpenGov Recognition of Excellence Executive Director - Head of
Digital Banking
DBS Indonesia (Invited)

Ivan Jaya
Executive Vice President -Head of
GET INSPIRED – AUSTRALIA Wealth Management & Digital Business
2:25 pm CommonWealth Bank
Data Sharing Should Be A Principle
Understanding why data should and could be shared GET INSPIRED - FINLAND
among government ministries and agencies to promote
3:05pm
transparency and collaboration
Regulating data leading to better data governance and Digitalisation in Finance and Road to Cashless Society – A
higher data quality Finnish Experience
Demonstrating the benefits of data sharing

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Digital engagement is key to optimising the consumer GET INSPIRED – SOUTH KOREA
experience 3:45 pm
How are emerging technologies like cloud, blockchain
and artificial intelligence helping to serve the citizens eGovernment Innovation of the South Korean Government
How do banks adapt to the future digital challenges and – Strategies and Best Practices
stay relevant? The move to an eGovernment transformation agenda
requires a fundamental shift in all aspects of government
Aleksi Grym as we know it. The alignment across the authorising
Head of Digitalisation environment, creating and sustaining a culture of
Bank of Finland collaboration and driving progress through tangible delivery
is critical

Importance of customer-centred service design and delivery

POWER TALK Future of e-Gov and information society
Success factors and lessons learnt
3:20 pm
Future of Digital Government – Innovative, Progressive and Kiyoung Lee
Inclusive Executive Principal
Realising the vision of Indonesia 4.0 National Information Society Agency
Embracing innovation and disruption to become a next-gen
government
Converting industry-driven activities into those driven by
technology, creativity and innovation 4:00 pm
Enabling Indonesia to become a digital leader and Closing Remarks
compete within the ASEAN economic community
Mohit Sagar
Moderator
Group Managing Director
Mohit Sagar & Editor in Chief
Group Managing Director OpenGov Asia
& Editor in Chief
OpenGov Asia
4:10 pm
Panellists NETWORKING RECEPTION
Anies Baswedan
Governor
4:30 pm
Jakarta City (Invited)
CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

Ridwan Kamil
Governor
West Java (Invited)

Prof Dr Ahmad M. Ramli

Director General Post and
Information Technology Implementation
Ministry of Communication and
Information Technology (Invited)

Prof. Dr Ali Ghufron Mukti

Director General of Resources for
Science, Technology and Higher Education
Ministry of Research, Technology and
Higher Education (Invited)

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Digital Government Track 1
Transforming IoT Data into Useful Information
Smart cities invest in infrastructure and people in ways
that lead to a more connected, better-informed and
more e¬cient environment. Leveraging on digital
technologies to enhance performance and wellbeing, to
reduce costs and resource consumption, and to engage
more effectively and actively with its citizens. The
dynamic use of knowledge is the hallmark of a smart
city.
• Showing that IoT cannot bring maximum commercial
benefit to your business without making meaning
from the data gathered
• Exploring what the future holds for personalised, social
analysis of data, and how this is being carried out
• Uncovering the opportunities that smarter data can
provide your business, and how the data can best be
used for tangible benefit to your business and your
customers
• Outlining best strategies to work with customers to
determine their precise needs and requirements, and
how they want to receive their data
Improving City Productivity through Cognitive
Computing
In the smart IoT venues of the future, everyone from
startups to enterprises to homeowners will use data to
make decisions using facts rather than instincts. Cogni -
tive computing uses data and responds to changes
within it to make better decisions on the basis of specific
learning from past experiences, compared with a
rule-based decision system.
• Incorporating planning, forecasting, reasoning, and
recognising information processes into the existing IoT
for immediate benefits
• Forecasting more accurately through familiarity with
anticipatory and predictive systems
• Interpreting advanced data models to reap the full
benefits of the technology
• Reducing the significant data and the time required
for learning through quickest exchange of information
and collective learning whilst preparing for the dynam -
ic needs of the solution
• Ingesting benefits of making cities smart with big data
analytics as new data are integrated to discover new
relationships
Enhance Collaboration across Programs with Innovative
Applications
Today’s Public Sector need a cost e¬cient system that is
capable of automation, so that they can deliver timely
services at lower cost
• Rapidly changing policies create a need for a mobile
workforce in order to respond quickly
• Gain a comprehensive view of each citizen across
multiple government programs and channels to
manage citizen interactions Streamlined processes is
key to work smarter and faster across disparate
systems in a mobile nation
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The Pillars to Government Transformation
Three things are mandating Government Transformation: IT
evolution, Disruption, Innovation: Does your agency have the
internal culture to:
• Recognise and adapt to the environment of change
• Apply design thinking to change and our approach to
technology and government
• Build a culture of engagement that supports transformation
Digital Government Track 2
Cyber Security: Establishing Multilayer Defence to Secure
Your Digital Enterprise
Cyber security today complicated by new attack methodolo -
gies and motivations by hackers to disrupt or disable organi -
sations. As security threats continue to evolve in 2017, what
can government do to keep in step with changes and yet
assure the effectiveness of previous and future security invest -
ments? The digital transformation and rising adoption of
cloud, smartphones, tablets, mobile apps and other emerging
applications is pushing CIOs to develop a transformational
digital enterprise strategy.
• How can government build and sustain a trusted environ -
ment for their employees, partners and citizens?
• How does one communicate these threats up to the C-Suite
execs and ensure that security is embraced as a manage -
ment mandate and create an effective governance and
incident response framework that will prevent attacks and
security threats
• Developing resilience to cyber-attacks with adequate
technical, procedural, and policy changes to the infrastruc -
ture, architecture, and enterprise operation
The Cloud: A Channel for Government Service Delivery?
Many government agencies in the region are rolling-out
cloud-based service delivery models for both staff and
citizens. Why?
• What existing services can be delivered from the cloud?
• Creating a SaaS portfolio of shared government applica -
tions and services
• A cloud-based model for shared services?
• Finding synergy from inter-agency service delivery
Transparency in Collaboration
How digitalisation of shared resources and services can
enable government agencies to better serve citizens.
• Increase government credibility through increased accessi -
bility and transparency
• Drive productivity through unified data management
approach across data silos
• Encourage greater citizen participation through G-Cloud
and mobile-friendly solutions
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Data Centre Consolidation
With data volumes growing at over 60% a year, govern -
ment departments are faced with the enormous
challenge of cost-effectively, e¬ciently, and securely
managing citizen data. Data centre consolidation is key to
optimising data back-up, storage usage, power consump -
tion, and manageability.
• Consolidating your existing data centres: data migration
strategies
• Solutions for protecting high-value data centre
resources
• Creating robust disaster & data recovery plans
Digital Government Track 3
Uplifting Public Engagement through Government
Innovation
Discover how the latest portal of technologies can change
the way government e-services interact with public users
while delivering mobile simplicity!
• “Virtual presence” strategy that delivers real-time help to
customers and reduces up to 50% costs
• Orchestrate e-services across all digital channels
designed to bring unparalleled usability to all devices
• Delivering world-class online security & information
governance that is audit proof & legally compliant
Connected Government
‘Always on’ connectedness is changing the way we live,
work, play and learn. What impact will digital and internet
technologies have on government activities and citizen
participation?
• Enterprise networks: enabling the ‘internet of things’
• The whole-of-government challenge: delivering a seam -
less experience
• Network optimisation & the challenge of delivering
‘always on’ government
Cyber Security in the Digital Age
What can agencies do to protect themselves from the
threats of Cyber Terrorism in the Digital Age? Digital
Disruption is costing billions of dollars in lost revenues and
reputational damage.
• Agencies are requiring enhanced security, but are we
doing enough to enable a modern workforce to function
• Services
securely in the digital age of cyber terrorism?
• Examining some of the recent attacks and what the
response to these have been
Applying security is the crucial first step but what else
can we do to protect ourselves?
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Government Analytics
Using advanced analytics to drive actionable insights from
all available data, whether its size, source or structure
• Move from silo and largely manual systems to innovate,
collaborative and automated approached
• Enhance citizen delivery through improved operations
and more effective intelligence
• Break down constrained data structure and set your
data free for the big data world
Digital Goverment Track 4
Digital Identity in The Blockchain Era – Creating a
‘Self-Sovereign’ Digital Identity
• Providing an executable trust framework for governments
to implement citizen identification whilst protecting and
preserving the privacy
• Highlighting how blockchain platforms are being used to
improve people’s access to self-sovereign identities
• Role of international collaboration in creating
self-sovereign digital identity
The Cloud: A Channel for Government Service Delivery?
Many government agencies in the region are rolling-out
cloud-based service delivery models for both staff and
citizens. Why?
• What existing services can be delivered from the cloud?
• Creating a SaaS portfolio of shared government
applications and services
• A cloud-based model for shared services?
• Finding synergy from inter-agency service delivery
Maximising Data Potential in Government
To maximise data potential in government organisations
need to:
• Leverage their vast data holdings to solve their mandated
policy challenges
• Accelerate engagement with high performance comput -
ing, big data and cloud
• Provide transparent, repeatable results/decisions with
quantified uncertainty
• Deliver quality data to a broader cross-section of society (if
open) and other agencies through modernised data
platforms
Harnessing the Potential of AI in Delivering Citizen-Centric
What are the current trends in AI adoption
What are the promises of AI in the short term, over the
next 3-5 years and then beyond
What are some of the challenges ahead
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FSI TRACK 1
Open Banking – A Seismic Shift in Financial Services
• What lessons can be drawn from PSD2 and GDPR
regime
• The big question - Will banks open up APIs?
• Is implementing Open Banking critical to competing
with new entrants and will help banks remain
relevant and competitive?
The Customer-First Approach to Digital Banking - Driving True
Customer Innovation
• Keeping the customer at the centre of your digital
strategy
• Where to start to get the biggest wins — making
everyday moments an awesome customer experience
• Breaking the restrictions of legacy systems to deliver
digital solutions quickly
• Implementing the strategic mobile channel innovation
that drive the right business outcomes
Blockchain – Reshaping the Way Business Transacts in The
Global Digital Economy
• Building trust among business and consumers by
ensuring data integrity, increase efficiency and
transparency
• What constitutes the move from exploration to
application? What needs to be done?
• Understanding when and how to build from
blockchain technology’s inherent strengths –
including asset creation, asset transfer and data
reconciliation
Agile Transformation - Mobilising Workflow and Internal
Processes for True Enterprise Readiness
• Creating user-centric, flexible and yet secure
enterprise-ready platform to increase business agility
• Improving enterprise mobility capability to support
DevOps strategy
• Delivering innovation efficiency and productivity to
respond to growing mobility needs
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FSI TRACK 2
Future of Payments – How the New Payments Platform Will
Support and Secure the Digital Economy
• Is Digital identity a cornerstone of emerging
payments scenario?
• How are new technologies tackling payment data
security and data privacy concerns?
• Dealing with new payments environment and
associated regulatory challenges
• Revolutionising cross border and domestic payments
Moving Towards Cloud Resources: Why Next-Generation Data
Centers Are Critical Business Growth Drivers in the Digital
Economy
• No matter if it is the simplest infrastructure choices,
to designing solutions for mobility and hybrid cloud,
there’s always an opportunity to align these
discussions with a plan for the Next-Generation Data
Center
• Businesses operating in a hybrid environment are
concentrating on small localized data centers, users
are demanding a continuous flow of information to
any device, anytime and anywhere
• In order to handle the growing traffic deluge, data
centers need to leverage open infrastructure,
software-defined technologies, and automation
Big Data and Advanced Analytics: Creating a Culture Where
Businesses Embrace the Science of Data as a Core Capability
• Creating data driven organisations that effectively use
analytics to grow their business
• Extending advanced analytics into your BI
environment allowing you to derive new insights
from your data
• Enabling better, faster, and more automated
data-driven actions that ultimately create greater
commercial value
Robotic Process Automation - Driving Next Level
Interactions and Intelligence
• Shaping your business and customer experience
around robotic innovation
• Leveraging AI and deep learning to meet customer
needs – where are we heading next?
• Empowering real-time connectivity to enable
hyper-personalisation, convenience and true specialisation
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Conditions for Complimentary Pass Registration: This pass is offered
at no cost to the delegate. The organiser reserves the right to reject
a registration by non-qualifying applicant. A “non-attendance” fee of
USD $250 applies to any delegate who should fail to attend to the
event for the entire duration. The fee covers the costs incurred for the
conference(delegate materials, food and beverages etc), as well as
the opportunity cost of allocating the complimentary pass to
someone else.

ORGANISATION DETAILS Substitutions are acceptable subject to prior approval by the

Organisation: __________________________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________
organiser at least 1 4 working days in advance. A registration will not
be processed without credit card details but the credit card will NOT
be charged, unless the registered Delegate, or an approved
substitute, fails to attend the event for the entire duration.

_______________________________________________________________ INTEREST ON TOPICS

Country: _______________________________________________________
Big Data Government Analytics
Name of Authoriser: _____________________________________________ Cloud Government GIS

Job Title: _______________________________________________________ Connected Government Information Security

Cyber Security Mobile Government
Email: _________________________________________________________
Blockchain Technology Open Government
Phone(Office): __________________________________________________ Cyber Warfare Public Engagement

Phone(Mobile): _________________________________________________ Data Centre Consolidation Service Innovation

Digital Inclusion Transparency in Collaboration
Signature_______________________________________________________
Internet of Things (IoT) Video Analytics

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to ensure our events are accessible and enjoyable for all our delegates. Please contact us at: +65 6303 0680 to discuss any special requirements you
may have.

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