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Lindsay Tanner

Minister for Finance and Deregulation
Dr Nicholas Gruen

Chair of the Government 2.0 Taskforce
Senator Kate Lundy

Australian Capital Territory
Sally Rose

Open Forum
Sandra Wade

City of Melbourne
Margaret Manning

CEO of Reading Room
Craig Thomler

Department of Health and Ageing
Dr Melodie Mayberry-Stewart

New York State
Dr Andy Williamson

Hansard Society, UK
Laurence Millar

Independent Advisor
Fay Styman

Australian Taxation Office
Bobby Graham

National Library of Australia
Patrick McCormick

State Services Authority
Gavin Atkinson

e-Government Results
Damian Lewis

Smart Service Queensland
Damien McCormack

Vision Australia
Sally McIntyre

Department of Premier & Cabinet (Vic)
Bruce Thompson

Department of Sustainability & Environment (Vic)
Dionne Lew

VicRoads

Gov 2.0 Conference Agenda

See the Conference agenda below or download a printable agenda from the day (Monday 19 October 2009).

8.00: Registration
9.00: Opening Speech by the Chair
Senator Kate Lundy, Senator for the ACT, Australian Government

Morning Session - Gov 2.0: Policy and Practice

Chair: Mia Garlick, Assistant Secretary for the Digital Economy
Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy

9.20: Gov 2.0 Address
Mia Garlick, Assistant Secretary for the Digital Economy
Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
9.40: Creating Civic-Led Spaces to Grasp the Potential of the Digital Democracy
Dr Andy Williamson, Hansard Society UK
10.10: Ministerial Address
The Hon Lindsay Tanner MP
Minister for Finance and Deregulation
10.30: 'Inquiries 2.0'
Dr Nicholas Gruen, Chair, Government 2.0 Taskforce
10.50: Morning Tea
11.10: Developing and Implementing a New Media Strategy
Dionne Lew, VicRoads
11.30: Moving to a Read-Write Government - What Comes Next?
Patrick McCormick, State Services Authority Victoria
11.50: Empire 2.0 - Increasing Citizen Involvement and Government Transparency
Dr Melodie Mayberry-Stewart, New York State, USA
12.20: Understanding your Customers and Stakeholders
Gavin Atkinson, e-Government Results
12.40: Lunch

Afternoon Stream One:

Open Public Sector Information, Security and Accessibility

Chair: Craig Thomler, Department of Health and Ageing

1.40: Managing Security Risks Posed by Web 2.0
Ajoy Ghosh, Senior IT Security Professional
2.10: Accessibility in the Web 2.0 World
Damien McCormack, Manager Online Accessibility Services
2.40: Q&A and Discussion
3.00: Afternoon Tea

Gov 2.0 Media Strategy and Innovation

3.30: Promoting the Culture of Web Innovation within Government
Craig Thomler, Department of Health and Ageing
4.00: Applying Social Media to Marketing Communications Strategy
Fay Styman, Australian Taxation Office
4.30: Gov 2.0 for the Public Service: A Multi-Agency Strategy
Sally McIntyre, Department of Premier and Cabinet (Victoria)
5.00: Q&A and Discussion
5.20: Closing Remarks from the Chair
5.30: Close of Conference

Afternoon Stream Two:

Open Public Sector Information, Security and Accessibility

Chair: Dr Melodie Mayberry-Stewart, New York State, USA

1.40: Access to Government Information - Three Legged Stools
Laurence Millar, Former Deputy Commissioner and New Zealand Government CIO
2.10: Leveraging Web Based Spacial Technology - Victoria's Key Online Initiatives
Bruce Thompson, Department of Sustainability and Environment (Victoria)
2.40: Q&A and Duscussion
3.00: Afternoon Tea

Gov 2.0: Interact and Engage

3.30: How We Wiki
Bobby Graham, National Library of Australia
3.50: Realising Future Melbourne Using Web 2.0 Tools
Sandra Wade, City of Melbourne
4.10: Assessing Web 2.0 Strategies: Brand Engagement vs. Community Engagement
Damian Lewis, Smart Services Queensland
4.30: Implementing Blogs and Online Consultants
Sally Rose, Open Forum
4.50: Q&A and Discussion
5.20: Closing Remarks from the Chair
5.30: Close of Conference

Gov 2.0 Workshop

6.00: Getting Buy-In and Implementing Social Media Tools
Margaret Manning CEO of Reading Room
9.00: Close of Workshop

Gov 2.0 News

THE HON LINDSAY TANNER MP, Minister for Finance & Deregulation

"While Australians now regard the internet as key way of interacting with government, they continue to identify areas where the delivery of e-government services could be improved. Such improvements may have the potential to lead to ever increasing use of e-government services. Governments at all levels also need to recognise that they must adapt to a world in which interaction increasingly occurs online and that they will need to do so at a greater rate. New technologies such as blogs, social networking websites and wikis are now being used by Australians in all parts of the country and in all age groups. These changes present both opportunities and challenges for governments to deliver services that can keep pace with the rapidly evolving expectations of Australians."

Interacting with Government: Australians' use and satisfaction with e-government services,
December 2008
Australian Government Information Management Office

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