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IDC Workshop for Offline Summit Visitors (Parallel Sessions)
IDC Workshop: Public Sector Technology Innovation
8:30 - 9:00
Registration
9:00 - 9:30
People Centric Technology Innovation in Public Services
Massimiliano Claps
Research Director, Government and Health Insights, IDC EMEA
People Centric Technology Innovation in Public Services
National, regional and city must deliver seamless services and resilient infrastructures that align with the needs and values of citizens. The public sector has been investing in technology innovation initiatives for over 30 years, but the outcomes are in a few cases underwhelming. Many fragmented projects did not scale from a department or city neighborhood to a more holistic approach. The pace of technological innovation continues with edge computing, 5G, 6G, and artificial intelligence. These technologies are converging to generate and process vast amounts of data that can unleash the benefits of solutions such as seamless tax compliance, integrated health and social care, and mobility as a service, at scale. However, public service leaders will only be able to realize the full potential of these technologies if they focus on people-centricity, starting with the desired outcome and not the technological solution.
9:30 - 10:30
Practical Discussion
Andrew Beklemishev
Vice President, IDC
10:30 - 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 - 11:30
Public Sector Technology Innovation: How Do You Do It?
Joe Dignan
Head of Government Insights Europe, IDC
Public Sector Technology Innovation: How Do You Do It?
There is a plethora of information on standards, protocols and vendor value propositions for Public Sector Technology Innovation. However, there is less real life experience from the field on how you set up an organization to do it. This session will look at what are the characteristics that drive successful Public Sector Technology Innovation. It will focus on what you need to do internally to create the right team, skills and governance to lead the implementation.
11:30 - 12:30
Practical Discussion
Andrew Beklemishev
Vice President, IDC
IDC Workshop: Building a Strong Data Culture
10:30 - 11:00
Registration
11:00 - 11:30
Data Culture
Chris Weston
Principal Client Advisory Practice, IDC
11:30 - 12:30
Aspects of Data Culture Driven Improvements
Chris Weston
Principal Client Advisory Practice, IDC
Oleg Sek
Consultant, IDC
IDC Workshop: Public Sector Technology Innovation
8:30 - 9:00
Registration
9:00 - 9:30
People Centric Technology Innovation in Public Services
9:00 - 9:30
People Centric Technology Innovation in Public Services
National, regional and city must deliver seamless services and resilient infrastructures that align with the needs and values of citizens. The public sector has been investing in technology innovation initiatives for over 30 years, but the outcomes are in a few cases underwhelming. Many fragmented projects did not scale from a department or city neighborhood to a more holistic approach. The pace of technological innovation continues with edge computing, 5G, 6G, and artificial intelligence. These technologies are converging to generate and process vast amounts of data that can unleash the benefits of solutions such as seamless tax compliance, integrated health and social care, and mobility as a service, at scale. However, public service leaders will only be able to realize the full potential of these technologies if they focus on people-centricity, starting with the desired outcome and not the technological solution.
Massimiliano Claps
Research Director, Government and Health Insights, IDC EMEA
9:30 - 10:30
Practical Discussion
9:30 - 10:30
Practical Discussion
Andrew Beklemishev
Vice President, IDC
10:30 - 11:00
Coffee break
11:00 - 11:30
Public Sector Technology Innovation: How Do You Do It?
11:00 - 11:30
Public Sector Technology Innovation: How Do You Do It?
There is a plethora of information on standards, protocols and vendor value propositions for Public Sector Technology Innovation. However, there is less real life experience from the field on how you set up an organization to do it. This session will look at what are the characteristics that drive successful Public Sector Technology Innovation. It will focus on what you need to do internally to create the right team, skills and governance to lead the implementation.
Joe Dignan
Head of Government Insights Europe, IDC
11:30 - 12:30
Practical Discussion
11:30 - 12:30
Practical Discussion
Andrew Beklemishev
Vice President, IDC
IDC Workshop: Building a Strong Data Culture
10:30 - 11:00
Registration
11:00 - 11:30
Data Culture
11:00 - 11:30
Data Culture
Chris Weston
Principal Client Advisory Practice, IDC
11:30 - 12:30
Aspects of Data Culture Driven Improvements
11:30 - 12:30
Aspects of Data Culture Driven Improvements
Chris Weston
Principal Client Advisory Practice, IDC
Oleg Sek
Consultant, IDC
12:3014:00
Networking Lunch, 1-2-1 Meetings
PLENARY SESSION "STRATEGIES FOR RESILIENT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NEW ERA". Participation format: offline and online
14:0014:15
Welcome Address
Bagdat Mussin
Minister of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Andrew Beklemishev
Vice President, IDC
14:1514:30
Future CIO: Leadership First for a Changed World
Joseph C. Pucciarelli
Group Vice President & IT Executive Advisor, IDC
Who Is the Future CIO?
In a recent IDC survey, 64% of respondents noted that the CIO is the most involved in leading and scaling resiliency across organization.
No longer will CIOs simply preside over enabling enterprise technologies.
Future CIOs brings a wealth of experience to both technology and the business to enable innovative solutions to achieve continuous digital business evolution, and to make possible what could only be imagined before.
14:3014:40
IS-Outsourcing. Pros And Cons
Manas Ospanov
Enterprise Account Manager, Kaspersky Lab - Central Asia & Mongolia
Manas will speak about information security outsourcing and answer such questions as: when to outsource, what is the guide for making a decision on information security outsourcing, and whether it is much more effective.
14:4014:55
What Should a CIO Not be Afraid of in Digital Transformation?
Kirill Goncharuk
CIO, Ukrtelecom
Definition of digital business transformation, the coordinate system of the "mobile maturity of the company", myths, problems and real challenges of digital transformation.
14:5515:10
The Digital Twin of the Capital
Botagoz Kassabek
Head of Digitalization Department, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan
15:1015:20
Veeam, Modern Data Protection
Malik Islamov
Regional Manager, Kazakhstan, Central Asia, Azerbaijan, and Mongolia, Veeam Software
Backup and replication is not about software or licensing. It’s about crucial business process protecting your data and your business. Are you ready to pay for unplanned downtime and data loss? And how much are you going to pay?
15:2015:30
Data Protection: Change is the New Constant
Ivan Zasokhlin
Head of Representative Office in Russia and the CIS, Commvault
15:3016:10
PANEL DISCUSSION: "Role of the CIO in Building Strategy for Resilient Organization in the New Era"
Andrew Beklemishev
Vice President, IDC
Nurlan Meirmanov
CIO, Chief Innovation Officer, Kazakhtelecom
Maxim Gaifullin
Digital Transformation Director, Kazzinc
Assel Marchenko
Chief Technology Officer, Halyk Finance
Pavel Beryozin
Chief Digital Transformation Officer, Citrus
Aurimas Pazera
Senior Systems Engineer, Dell Technologies
16:1016:40
TEA & COFFEE BREAK, 1-2-1 MEETINGS
16:4016:55
The Digital Investment Implications of Shift to a Hybrid Working Model
Robert Farish
Vice President and Managing Director, IDC Russia & CIS
For millions of office workers the overwhelming long-term impact of the global pandemic will be the validation of the remote working model.
The future workplace will be hybrid – an environment equally supportive of employees in the office and those working remotely. For the CIO this will mean new investment priorities in 2021 and 2022.
16:5517:05
Lenovo Smart Solutions
Alnur Yermagambetov
General Manager, Lenovo Central Asia
17:0517:15
Cybersecurity in Digital Tansformation Era
Yerzhan Kaliyev
Territory Account Manager, Kazakhstan & Central Asia, Check Point Software Technologies
Every year, more and more enterprises are integrating digital technologies into all areas of their activities, but the transition to a digital business model is fraught with new risks. Digital transformation has opened up new opportunities for cybercriminals and posed additional challenges for information security departments. How do we adapt cybersecurity to new business demands and reduce information security risks?
17:1517:30
Inside Digital Operator: Lean, Apps and Robots
Alexey Sharavar
Chief IT and Change, Beeline Kazakhstan
17:3018:20
PANEL DISCUSSION:"Digital Technologies in Banks"
Pavel Koktyshev
CEO, AIFC FinTech Hub
Oleg Didichenko
Deputy CIO, UKRGASBANK
Davron Adilkhodjaev
CIO, TBC Bank
Anton Musin
First Deputy Chairman of the Management Board, Halyk Bank
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