ASCA AUSTRALIAN SMART COMMUNITIES CONFERENCE Smart people creating smart communities

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1 ASCA AUSTRALIAN SMART COMMUNITIES CONFERENCE Smart people creating smart communities MELBOURNE CONVENTION CENTRE, VICTORIA 9TH - 11TH MAY Sessions Social Functions 50+ Speakers Trade Exhibition Panel discussions, workshops and interactive demonstrations Optional & Inclusive social events Keynote presentations by international and national speakers See the latest smart solutions and technologies

2 INTRODUCTION The Australian Smart Communities Association (ASCA) is the not-for-profit peak body representing people and organisations spearheading moves to make our communities more liveable, more sustainable and more technologically empowered. Its members and partners include governments, businesses, universities and passionate individuals. ASCA recognises the importance of putting people first and viewing things from a local perspective while also drawing on international experience. The smart use of technology in city/community management, energy, water, health and transport, along with high-speed broadband, could add more than 70,000 jobs to the Australian economy and bring 1.5 percent growth to our Gross Domestic Product within five years. ASCA wants all Australian communities to have the infrastructure and capacity, and to demonstrate the innovation, to forge thriving digitally-enabled economies. We need collaboration between all levels of government and a bipartisan national strategy. ASCA is committed to playing a major role in achieving this. WHAT IS A SMART COMMUNITY? Smart communities use information communication technologies and data to be more efficient. They enjoy cost and energy savings, improved service delivery, better quality of life and a reduced environmental footprint. Smart communities supporters advocate for the integration of technology and data infrastructure, promote digital technologies to increase the capability of existing infrastructure and services, and champion citizen involvement and citizenfocused service delivery. A community is deliberately broadly defined as a town, shire, local government area, collection of towns or shires, city, residential estate, business / enterprise / technology park or a development area. Smart communities are defined by their: Smart infrastructure - anything material that aids faster, more reliable connectivity. It includes fixed line, mobile, wireless / WiFi and data centre services, as well as the tools required to plan and implement enhanced digital infrastructure. Smart capacity - is raising the level of digital skills of the people in the community so that they can boost creativity, knowledge sharing and experimentation. Smart innovation - is driving the digital economy with new digital applications, services, community enterprise, job creation and economic growth. ascaconference.org.au 2

3 OVERVIEW The ASCA Australian Smart Communities Conference is the ultimate event for people and organisations spearheading moves to make our communities more liveable, more sustainable and more technologically empowered. In 2018, delegates explored how to: place people first through user-oriented experience adjust services to meet needs and benefit the planet benefit through the delivery of more tailored community services, operational savings and informed capital works programs build communitywide partnerships to drive new investment and employment in the digital economy. By using smart solutions, smart communities become more efficient, increase the capability of existing infrastructure and services, and improve the quality of life for their citizens. The ASCA Australian Smart Communities Conference provides the platform to showcase these smart solutions, celebrate the successes of our smart communities and share stories with our members and the broader community. International and national speakers also provided key insights to guide delegates on what government and communities need to do to: Bring about transformational change to the way communities are managed. Embrace the right technologies to build robust, smart economies. Focus attention on enhancing skills to take greatest advantage of digital connectivity. Promote innovation and creativity to everyone s benefit. ascaconference.org.au 3

4 ATTENDEES The ASCA Australia Smart Communities Conference will provide the only all-inclusive opportunity in Australia in 2018 to connect with, be introduced to, learn from, and become inspired by leaders at the very forefront of what it takes to become a smart community. The conference has already become the leading Australian event in the smart communities sector. Run by ASCA, a not-for-profit member association, this conference has no commercial imperative or other hidden agenda. International and national speakers will provide key insights that will guide delegates on what Government and communities need to do to: Bring about transformational change to the way communities are managed. Embrace the right technologies to build robust, smart economies. Focus attention on enhancing skills to take greatest advantage of digital connectivity. Promote innovation and creativity to the benefit of everyone in society. In 2017: 58% OF DELEGATES CAME FROM REGIONAL AREAS 42% WERE FROM MAJOR CITIES 47% WORKED FOR LOCAL, STATE OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BODIES 32% WORKED FOR CORPORATIONS 21% WORKED FOR UNIVERSITIES, RESEARCH INSTITUTES, STARTUPS, NFP ORGANISATIONS ascaconference.org.au 4

5 2018 SPEAKERS The Hon. Bob Carr Former Premier of NSW & Former Foreign Minister of Australia Th Hon. Frank McGuire Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Innovation The Hon. Anthony Albanese Shadow Minister for Transport & Infrastructure, Shadow Minister for Cities, Shadow Minister for Tourism, Labor Party Holly Ruxin Founder & CEO, Mountcalm TCR (U.S) Sergio Fernandez de Cordova Chairman, P3 SmartCity Partners (U.S) Jason Nielsen RISE Research Institutes of Sweden (Sweden) Anna Grau DoxaIS (Spain) Mayor Luke Smith City of Logan Claire Howlett A/First Assistant Secretary, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Cat Matson, Chief Digital Officer, Brisbane Marketing Verity Firth Executive Director Social Justice, UTS Nicole Campbell Senior Manager Reserach & Learning, Landcom Eamon Waterford Committee for Sydney Leonie Pearson Leader, Major Research Projects, Regional Australia Institute Professor Elanor Huntington Dean of Engineering and Computer Science, ANU Meredith Hodgman Team Leader, Future Cities, Infrastructure (a/g), International Operations, Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) Alicia Garden Discovery Ag Claire Chaikin- Bryan Project Manager (Transformation) Northern Beaches Council Sandy Burgoyne University of Sydney Shweta Babbar Manager Innovation and Continuous Improvement, Glen Eira City Council TBC Speaker Professor Laurie Buys Creative Industries Faculty, School of Design Office QUT Shayne Silcox Melville City Council Garry Hunt City of Joondalup Peter Tegart Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Nicholas Stabler City Digital Experience Analyst, City of Newcastle Evan Walker Director, Smart Innovation Centre, Transport NSW Duncan Taylor CEO and Managing Director, Country Universities Centre Trevor Budge Manager Regional Sustainable Development, City of Greater Bendigo Roger Rooney Senior Project Manager Smart Parking & CBRfree Wi-Fi, ACT Government ascaconference.org.au 5

6 2018 SPEAKERS Chris Hannaford Director Business and Innovation, City of Prospect Jon Anstey Executive General Manager, Insight & Innovation, Coliban Region Water Corporation Pascal Perez Director SMART Infrastructure Facility, University of Wollongong Kent Anderson Deputy Vice Chancellor, Community and Engagement, University of Western Australia Paul Burton Director, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University Professor Chris Pettit Director City Analytics Program, City Futures, UNSW Becky Hirst President & CEO, Engage 2 Act Chris O Connor Manager, Digital & Data, City of Casey Sue Wilkinson City of Darbin Allison Leighton Baw Baw Shire Council Steve Harrison Chief Advisor to the CEO, City of Adelaide TBC Speaker Joanna Kraatz, Wollondilly Shire Council Amelia Loye, Managing Director, Engage2 Australia Neil Temperley Executive Product Manager Future Cities, Transport and Logistics Living Lab Mentor Data61 CSIRO Bronwen Clark Executive Officer National Growth Areas Alliance Georgina Vasilevski, General Manager, People and Place Division, Renewal SA Emma Dawson, Executive Director, Per Capita Bonnie Shaw Strategy and Knowledge Manager, Smart City Office, City of Melbourne Dr Nancy Marshall Senior Lecturer, UNSW Shaun Beckley ebusiness and Planning Reform Coordinator Liverpool City Council Geof Heydon Associate Creatortech Catherine Murdoch, Director Northern Cities, Office of the Tasmanian Coordinator-General ascaconference.org.au 6

7 AGENDA Wednesday 9th May 6pm-8pm Welcome Drinks Reception, Cargo Hall South Wharf (2hours) tickets included in 2 day pass, however tickets can be purchased online Thursday 10 th May 8:00am 9:00am 9:10am 9:20am 9:30am 9:55am 10:30am 11:00am 11:25am 11:45am 12:15pm REGISTRATION Welcome from Laurie Patton, ASCA Opening Remarks from ASCA President Brook Dixon Ministerial Address: The Hon. Frank McGuire, Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and Innovation Keynote: What does a Smart City mean for your City? Invited: Michelle Fitzgerald, CDO, City of Melbourne International Keynote: Public Private Partnerships to Fast Track Smart Cities Sergio Fernandez de Cordova, Chairman, P3SmartCity, New York (U.S) MORNING TEA AND NETWORKING International Keynote: Smart Financing Holly Ruxin, Founder & CEO, Mountcalm TCR (U.S) Technology Session: Smart Precincts - Making community precincts more liveable, productive, sustainable and safe Panel Discussion: Creating Effective Partnerships Between Industry, Academia and Cities to Drive City Innovation Panellists: Kent Anderson, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Community and Engagement, University of Western Australia Paul Burton, Director, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University Professor Chris Pettit, Director City Analytics Program, City Futures, UNSW Professor Laurie Buys, School of Design, QUT Nicole Campbell, Landcom LUNCH AND NETWORKING 1:15pm 1:20pm TECHNOLOGY Opening Remarks from Conference Chair Sensors, Networks and the Digital Experience of Urban Life Nicholas Stabler City Digital Experience Analyst, City of Newcastle INNOVATION AND STRATEGY Opening Remarks from Conference Chair Pilots to scale deployments how do we get there? Chris O Connor, Manager, Digital & Data, City of Casey PEOPLE AND PROCESSES Opening Remarks from Conference Chair Participatory Local Government. Sandy Burgoyne, University of Sydney 1:40pm Technology Session Technology Session Technology Session 2:00pm 2:20pm Smart City Furniture in Georges River Council Dr Nancy Marshall Senior Lecturer, UNSW Smart Agriculture Alicia Garden, CEO, Discovery Ag Smart Study, Connecting City with Region with the World. Duncan Taylor, Country Universities Centre A decade of growth and change in Western Sydney Shaun Beckley, ebusiness and Planning Reform Coordinator, Liverpool City Council Ensuring that our future cities anticipate and meet the needs of all smart cities with smart citizens. Mark Burry, Founding Director of the Smart Cities Research Institute and Professor of Urban Futures, Swinburne University of Technology Empowering Communities Through Technology. Verity Firth, Executive Director Social Justice, UTS 2:40pm Technology Session Technology Session Technology Session 3:00pm Panel Discussion: Automating Urban Cities. Panellists: Roger Rooney, Senior Project Manager Smart Parking & CBRfree Wi-Fi, ACT Government. Jon Anstey, Executive General Manager, Insight & Innovation, Coliban Region Water Corporation. Evan Walker, Director, Smart Innovation Centre, Transport NSW Panel Discussion: Planning and Development of Future Cities. Panellists: Leonie Pearson, Leader - Major Research Projects, Regional Australia Institute. Trevor Budge, Manager Regional Sustainable Development, City of Greater Bendigo. Shweta Babbar, Manager Innovation and Continuous Improvement, Glen Eira City Council, Chris Hannaford, Director Business and Innovation, City of Prospect. Steve Harrison, Chief Advisor to the CEO, City of Adelaide Joanna Kraatz, Wollondilly Shire Council Panel Discussion: Changing Employment and Skillsets needed for Future Smart Communities. Panellists: Sandy Burgoyne, University of Sydney. Duncan Taylor, Country Universities Centre Bronwen Clarke, Executive Officer, National Growth Areas Alliance ascaconference.org.au 7

8 AGENDA Thursday 10 th May 3:55pm 4:15pm 4:35pm 4:55pm 5:25pm 5:30pm 7:00pm Smart Cities as Economic Drivers Meredith Hodgman, Team Leader, Future Cities, Infrastructure (a/g), International Operations, Australian Trade and Investment Commission Technology Session: Smart Infrastructure - Improving the safety, efficiency, reliability and delivery of essential services City of Logan - The Future City: From Vision, to Strategy to Action Mayor Luke Smith, City of Logan City Leaders Panel Session: Priorities for the Future Panellists: Shayne Silcox, Melville City Council. Garry Hunt, City of Joondalup. Sue Wilkinson, City of Darebin. Peter Tegart, Queanbeyan- Palerang Regional Council. Alison Leighton, Chief Executive Office, Baw Baw Shire Council. Closing Remarks: Laurie Patton, ASCA CLOSE OF DAY ONE Pre Dinner Drinks Crown Palladium Friday 11 th May 8:00am 8:55am 9:00am 9:25m 9:50am 10:30am 11:00am 11:30am 11:50am 12:05pm 12:30pm 1:00pm REGISTRATION Welcome from Laurie Patton, ASCA Keynote Session: Cat Matson, Chief Digital Officer, Brisbane Marketing Addressing the growing need for STEM Skills in Future Smart Communities Professor Elanor Huntington, Dean, ANU College of Engineering & Computer Science, ANU Panel Discussion: Community engagement. Panellists: Becky Hirst, Former President & CEO, Engage 2 Act. Emma Dawson, Executive Director, Per Capita Amelia Loye, Managing Director, Engage 2. Claire Chaikin-Bryan, Project Manager (Transformation), Northern Beaches Council Bonnie Shaw, Strategy and Knowledge Manager, Smart City Office, City of Melbourne MORNING TEA AND NETWORKING Smart Cities need Smart Governance Eamon Waterford, A/CEO & Director Policy, Committee for Sydney Partner Session: Smart Data - Unlocking the power of open data, big data and analytics Topic TBC The Hon. Anthony Albanese, Shadow Minister for Transport & Infrastructure, Shadow Minister for Cities, Shadow Minister for Tourism The Development of the Smart City Plans in Barcelona and Europe Anna Grau, Smart Cites Lead, DoxaIS (Spain) Panel Discussion: Internet of Things Connectivity, Sensors and Savings Jon Anstey, Executive General Manager, Insight & Innovation, Coliban Region Water Corporation. Pascal Perez, Director SMART Infrastructure Facility, University of Wollongong. Nicholas Stabler City Digital Experience Analyst, City of Newcastle Neil Temperley, Executive Product Manager Future Cities, Transport and Logistics Living Lab Mentor, Data61 CSIRO LUNCH AND NETWORKING 7:30pm Dinner Crown Palladium GUEST SPEAKER The Hon. Bob Carr, Former Premier of NSW & Former Foreign Minister of Australial 2:00pm 2:25pm Keynote Address: Smart Cities & Suburbs. Claire Howlett, A/First Assistant Secretary, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet The Smart City of Launceston Catherine Murdoch, Director Northern Cities, Office of the Tasmanian Coordinator-General 2:45pm International Keynote Address: Innovation ecosystem building insights from Sweden Jason Nielsen, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden (Sweden) 3:10pm Topic TBC. Speaker Coming Soon! 3:35pm Closing Keynote Panel: What have we learned from the ASCA Conference 2018? ascaconference.org.au 8 4:00pm CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

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