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CeBIT Australia 2017
International Convention Centre
Sydney, Darling Harbour
23-25 May 2017
cebit.com.au #CeBITAus

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 Message from our
Managing Director
Supported by our official partner, the NSW
Government, I am delighted to be able to share
with you the program for the largest and most
comprehensive business technology conference
and exhibition in Asia Pacific.
The CeBIT team are delighted to be back in our spiritual home
of Darling Harbour at the new state-of-the-art International
Convention Centre Sydney. It will be a fitting environment for
our best ever line-up of speakers and exhibitors.
I am particularly pleased to welcome the international
keynote speakers to CeBIT and thank them for agreeing to
present to our community. We welcome, Dennis Andrucyk,
Deputy Associate Administrator, Space Technology Mission
Directorate, NASA and Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman and CEO,
Kaspersky Lab.
We also have an incredible line-up of over one hundred
speakers at the eight CeBIT conferences, covering topics from
big data and analytics through to cloud, mobility and start-ups.
The CeBIT Australia 2017 exhibition will feature thirteen
product zones spanning some 5000 m2 of net floorspace
that will house over 350 exhibitors and will feature the
popular StartUp zone, giving entrepreneurs the chance
to showcase their ideas.
Add in our networking events that include CeBIT Black
and the International Cycling Executives Breakfast with
the Bunch and you have an event that will give you not
to be missed insights into the fast moving world of
business technology.
I look forward to seeing you in May at the International
Convention Centre Sydney in Darling Harbour.
Harvey Stockbridge
Managing Director
Hannover Fairs Australia
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Event Breakdown

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 Plenary & Strategic Panels Location

Strategic Panels 2017 | Discover how technology will shape

the future business landscape
Pyrmont Theatre

Strategic Panels Program - Tuesday 23 May & Wednesday 24 May 2017

Tuesday 23 May Wednesday 24 May
9:00am Opening Plenary Keynote 9.00am Ten exciting trends impacting your business right now
Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO, Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science Randi Zuckerberg, Founder & CEO, Zuckerberg Media
Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney 9.40am The future of jobs in the fourth industrial revolution
9.45am Exploring outer space with Big Data Communicating actionable intelligence to Earth Nicholas Davis, Head of Society and Innovation, Member of the Executive Committee,
Dennis Andrucyk, Deputy Associate Administrator, Science Mission Directorate, NASA World Economic Forum Geneva
10.15am Exhibition viewing 10.15am Exhibition viewing

11.00am CEO PANEL: LEADING HIGH-PERFORMANCE ORGANISATIONS INNOVATORS PANEL: ACCELERATING AND INCUBATING
11.00am
HAT NEXT BIG IDEA
 Transformation, innovation and growth indicators: What is the most important purpose-led
transformation to drive innovation and growth, which is being undertaken by our CEOs? 
The innovators: Our panellists hold innovation as a core principle. What does it mean to them?
Drivers, goals and future-proofing business: What are the organisational drivers and goals? Which Where and who do they draw inspiration from?
technologies and trends are influencing these business leaders to help future-proof their business and 
Tools, influences and influencers: Which recent technology-driven innovation will deliver significant
prioritise opportunities? value? What are the tools, approaches and environment which best foster innovative approaches?
 Organisational goals: Building organisational capability, collaboration and interconnectedness across 
Lessons learned and outcomes: Learning from failures and improving chances of future success
the enterprise
12.00pm THE NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGISTS PANEL:
12.00am WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY PANEL: IMPROVING INSPIRATION, ASPIRATION, ENGAGEMENT AND STEM SKILLS
ACCESSIBILITY, PARTICIPATION AND LEADERSHIP 
Now and next: How can the ICT sector meaningfully engage with the next generation of
 e are regularly reminded that many areas of ICT are facing a skills shortage, yet the percentage
W technologists?
of women in technology is disproportionately low. Our panel of successful women will share their 
Supporting the foundations: How can the industry support, nurture and shape STEM initiatives, and
learnings as technology entrepreneurs and leaders. reduce skills shortages?

Supporting women to achieve their technology career aspirations: Improving female representation in 
Beacons for the best and brightest: Whats the X factor our panellists look for, how do they recognise it
the industry. How can we attract and retain a greater proportion of female technology professionals? and attract the right people who want to make a difference? Lessons to learn from tech start-ups

Fostering female entrepreneurs: Inspiring, mentoring, showcasing and supporting women-led 1.00pm Exhibition viewing
growth tech companies
1.00pm Exhibition viewing
SME
2.15pm  BUSINESS GROWTH PANEL: STREAMLINING AND
GROWING BUSINESS WITH THE AID OF TECHNOLOGY
2.15pm CIO PANEL: DELIVERING ON ORGANISATIONAL GOALS  Taking care of business: To adopt early or not influencing factors, navigating the choice and assessing
Orchestrating the digital business: How are our CIOs accelerating business growth and innovation to fit-for-purpose. Picking your way through the technology minefield - assessing the risks and benefits.
reshape agile and sustainable digital organisations? What are the key milestones on their digital journey? Digital platforms: How have our panellists facilitated new ways of doing business through digital
Cutting through the noise: Gain insight into tech trends and disruptive opportunities influencing direction. platforms, and simplified processes?
Influencing direction and managing changing dynamics: Re-engineering the IT business and  Digital customer acquisition and engagement: How is your digital dollar best spent to acquire
leading the proliferation of specialist CXO stakeholders Managing collaborations, interests and new customers? Which digital channels are most appropriate for you to engage with your market,
accountabilities whilst delivering clarity of vision and core technical requirements of the CIO role. partners and suppliers

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 Showfloor Theatres Program 10.15am
11.00am 1.00pm
Exhibition opens
Presentations in Theatres A, B and C

Tuesday 23 May 2017 2.30pm 4.30pm

5.30pm
Presentations in Theatres A, B and C
Exhibition closes

THEATRE A THEATRE B THEATRE C

SESSION 1: The Internet of Things (IoT)
11.00am Business benefits of IoT and growth of the IoT economy
Michael Briers AO, Founding CEO, Knowledge Economy
Institute
11.30am TULIP The technology for urban liveability project
Frank Zeichner, CEO, IoT Alliance Australia
Andrew Tovey, TULIP Project Manager, Director of Public marketing strategies across your digital channels
Program, Total Environment Centre
12.00pm Internet of Things showcase
Presented by Vodafone
12.30pm Building blocks of an IoT solution
Carl Mackie, Key Account Manager, Embedded IoT,
Advantech Australia
SESSION 2: Presenters from key event supporters
2.30pm Internet of Things for SCADA
Tushar Tikkoo, SCADA Manager, Iota Services
3.00pm Internet of Things showcase
Presented by Vodafone
3.30pm Using location data Adapt, thrive and survive
Gerry Stanley, Product Portfolio Manager, PSMA Australia
4.00pm Internet of Things showcase
Presented by Vodafone
SESSION 1: Hosted by Association for Data-Driven
Marketing and Advertising (ADMA)
11.00am Lead nurturing, demand generation & adopting agile
marketing techniques
James Kyd, Global Head of Brand Strategy, Xero
11.30am Shift how you grow High performance growth
Jeremy Cabral, Global Head of Publishing, finder.com
12.00pm Strategic content marketing & developing new
digital channels
Simon Cahill, Head of Digital, Warner Music
12.30pm 7 lessons for digital and marketing transformation
Steve Baird, Head of Customer Loyalty Marketing,
Velocity Frequent Flyer
SESSION 2: Hosted by AIMIA (The Digital Industry
Association of Australia)
2.00pm VR storytelling for brands and entertainment a five
year outlook
Daniel Sim Lind, Virtual Reality Design Education Lead,
Academy Xi
2.30pm The UX Challenge: empathising with both customers 3.00pm 
and stakeholders within an enterprise environment
Roslyn Zolandor, Lead UX Designer, Vodafone Australia
3.00pm Delivering rich interactive digital content to attract new
audiences and improve engagement
Diana Kahui, Director, Digital Marketing, Destination NSW
3.30pm Using data to visualise a users journey and drive UX
Dr Liron Nehmadi, UX & Product Director, RateCity
4.00pm Global mobile best practice insights for achieving the
optimal customer experience
Kelly Slessor, Founder and CEO, Shopof.u
SESSION 1: Co-Hosted by the Australian
Computer Society (ACS)
11.30am Subscription services monetization: Cloud billing for
digital services
Jean Lawrence, Product Marketing Director,
Oracle, Inc.
12.00pm 
Digital disruption and the case for workforce planning
and development
 Louise Smith, Director, Workforce Planning and
Development, ACS
Mike Day, Chief Information Officer, University of Sydney
12.30pm 
Stand out from the crowd - How industry certification
can position you for success
Henry Louey, Director, Professional Certifications, ACS
Steven Pereira, Chief Information Officer, GS1 Australia
SESSION 2: Presentations from key event
supporters
2.30pm Smashing the cost of IT outages through intelligent
communication
Paul Jay, Innovator / Solution Consultant, Service
Quality
The new era of cyber-threats: The shift to self-
learning, self-defending networks
Jason Stroud, Cyber Security Account Executive, Darktrace
3.30pm Outsmarting cyber criminals through engaged
personnel
Kristin Lyons, Chief Information Security Officer,
Australia Post

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 Showfloor Theatres Program
Wednesday 24 May 2017
THEATRE A
SESSION 1: Presenters from key event supporters
11.00am Mastering Urban Logistics with route optimisation tools
Joost Bekker, Business Development Director, Logistics 11.00am The village approach to data and analytics teams does 11.00am Digital transformation: Its not just for big business
Software, PTV Group
11.30am Minimising communications interruptions and ensuring Rohan Baxter, Director, Analytics, Australian Taxation Lanka (ICTA)
high user satisfaction
Toby Allen, Sales Consulting, Senior Manager, Oracle, Inc.
12.00pm Building blocks of an IoT solution
Carl Mackie, Key Account Manager, Embedded IoT,
Advantech Australia
12.30pm Science fiction into reality Improving business capacity
through faster travel times
Zachary McClelland, Project Leader, VicHyper
SESSION 2: Presenters from key event supporters
2.30pm Using location data Adapt, thrive and survive
Gerry Stanley, Product Portfolio Manager,
PSMA Australia
3.00pm Engaged customers and productive employees: Improve task of closer tie of Australia-China trade relations
customer and employee experience through Cloud
communications solutions
Brian Kracik, Senior Director, Product Marketing 3.30pm 
Enterprise and Cloud Solutions, Oracle, Inc.
3.30pm Top tip for looking good on video calls
Nelson Padilla, Business Development & Channel
Manager, Video Collaboration, Logitech
9.00am
11.00am 1.00pm
Exhibition opens
Presentations in Theatres A, B and C
2.30pm 4.30pm
5.30pm
Presentations in Theatres A, B and C
Exhibition closes
THEATRE B THEATRE C
SESSION 1: Hosted by Institute of Analytics SESSION 1: Presenters from key event
Professionals of Australia (IAPA) supporters
everyone need to be a data scientist? Nilan Thimbiripola, Project Manager, ICT Agency of Sri
Office 11.30am 
The enterprise immune system: Using machine
11.30am Innovation via analytics in financial services learning for next-generation of cyber defence
Kathryn Gulifa, Head of Customer Analytics Innovation, Sanjay Aurora, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Darktrace
National Australia Bank
12.00pm The future of identity in Australia
12.00pm Automating human behaviour: translating human Rgis Bauchiere, General Manager, Digital Identity
cognition and decision making into software Services, Trusted eCommerce Solutions, Australia Post
Dr Michelle Perugini, Co-Founder, Presagen
12.30pm Disrupting health: Startups, business models and
12.30pm The things we could do Hands on with analytics tools technology
Annelies Tjetjep, Customer Success Manager, SAS Dr Grace Lai, Managing Director, Periop Partners
Tim Manns, Analytics Solution Lead, Analytics8
Rod Jacka, Managing Director, Panalysis
SESSION 2: Co-Hosted by the Australian
Computer Society (ACS)
SESSION 2: Hosted by Institute of Analytics
Professionals of Australia (IAPA) 3.00pm I nward and outward ICT investment strategy of CIPA, a
2.30pm Hiding in plain sight recognising your data and analytics Meimei Huang, Deputy Director, Investment
skills Promotion Agency of Ministry of Commerce China
Jon Kerr, Head of Business Development/Strategic
Digital disruption and the case for workforce planning
Partnerships, DeakinCo
and development
3.00pm The future of data is dirty Louise Smith, Director, Workforce Planning and
Keegan OShea, Head of Data, Lexer Development, ACS
3.30pm Analytics at Atlassian Steven Pereira, Chief Information Officer, GS1 Australia
Dr Hercules Konstantopoulos, Data Scientist, Atlassian 4.00pm 
Stand out from the crowd - how industry certification
4.00pm Data, Assets and Balance Sheets: proving the value of can position you for success
data and analytics to business Henry Louey, Director, Professional Certifications, ACS
Annette Slunjski, General Manager, IAPA Chris Reeve, Chief Information Officer, Ballarat Health
Services
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 Showfloor Theatres Program 9.00am
11.00am 1.00pm
Exhibition opens
Presentations in Theatres A, B and C

Thursday 25 May 2017 4.30pm Exhibition closes

THEATRE A THEATRE B THEATRE C

SESSION 1: Presenters from key event supporters SESSION 1 SESSION 1

11.30am Top tip for looking good on video calls 11.00am Driving sales conversion with marketing automation 11.00am Technology & Workplace Policy Evolution
Nelson Padilla, Business Development & Channel Rick Merten, Managing Director, Permission Ben Thompson, Founder & CEO, Employment Hero
Manager, Video Collaboration, Logitech
11.30am Complex Event Processing on cloud platform + HDP 11.30am AI/VR and the future of the Employment Landscape
12.00pm Digital transformation: Its not just for big business (Hortonworks Data Platform) Ben Thompson, Founder & CEO, Employment Hero
Nilan Thimbiripola, Project Manager, ICT Agency of Sri Chandra Jampa, Practice Leader Cloud & RIMS, 12.00pm PValue of a Connected Business
Lanka (ICTA) Techwave Consulting Inc Sara Wiedenhaefer, Group Marketing Manager,
12.30pm Success stories from the Service Management RajaSekhar Chinthapatla, Practice Leader Big Data Employment Hero
Revolution Analytics, Techwave Consulting Inc
Alan Abraham, National Sales Director, Service Quality 12.00pm Driving sales conversion with marketing automation
Rick Merten, Managing Director, Permission

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 Visit the
CeBIT Australia Exhibition

SHOWFLOOR
THEATRE
2 C61 D62 E63 E64 H62 i62 J61 J62 K62 L63 L62 M61 SHOWFLOOR

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SECURITY THEATRE
CeBIT RESTAURANT 3
C58 D60 J58 J59 K58 K59 M57
BIG DATA & ANALYTICS
C56 D55 D56 E56 F55 H55 H56 i56 K56 K57 L56 M55

A53 A54 E54 H54 J54 J55 K54 IT HARDWARE

O53 O51 O49 O47 O45 O43 O41

O62 O60 O58 O56 O54 O52 O50

P61 P59 P57 P55 P53 P51 P49
A51 B51 B52

P60 P58 P56 P54 P52 P50

A49 A50 B49 B50 C49 C50 M50

ZONES A47 A48 B47 B48 C47 C48 D47 D48 E47 E48 H48 M48 N47

START-UP ALLEY

START-UP ALLEY
A45 A46 B45 F46 G46 i46 J46 K46 L46

A43 A44 B44 C44 D44 E41 E44 H44 UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS M44

350
A41 DIGITAL MARKETING J42 K42

A39 A40 J40 J41 K40 K41

O37 O35 O33

O46 O44 O42

P45 P43 P41

P46 P44 P42 P40 P28 P36 P34 P32 P30 P28 P26 P24 P22
A38 B37 B38 C38 D38 E38 F38 G38 i38 J38 L38

H36 K36 M36

CLOUD PREMIUM PRECINCT
A33 EDUCATION

O29 O35 O33 O31 O29

O38 O36 O34 O32 O30

P37 P35 P33 P31 P29
A31 K32 M34

EXHIBITORS A29 A30 B30 C30 D30 H30 i30 J30 K29 K30 L29 L30 M30 N29

A27 A28 B27 E28 F28 G28 K28 L27 L28 M25 M28 N27

A25 A26 B25 B26 C26 D26 H26 i26 J26 K26 L26 M26

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A23 A24 B23 B24 C24 D24 E23 DIGITAL HEALTH
A21 D22 E21 E22 i22 J22 K21 K22 L21 M22 N21

O23 O21 O19

O24 O22 020

P23 P21 P19
START-UP ALLEY

START-UP ALLEY
A19 A20 B19 B18 D20 F20 G20 i20 J20 K19 K20 L19 L20 M19 M20 N19

A17 E18 H18 J18 K18 L17 M18

B14 C16 BPM + SOFTWARE FINTECH

P18 P16 P14 P12 P10

MOBILITY/M2M & IOT

O15 O13 O11

O16 O14 O12 O10

P15 P13 P11
SHOWFLOOR
L13 M14 N13

C12 D12 E12 H12 J12 K11 K12 L11 M12 N11
i10

THEATRES B10 C10 D9 D10 E9 L10

O9

P9
SHOWFLOOR C8 D7 D8 E7

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 Big Data & Analytics 2017 | Harnessing data to achieve
superior results
Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre

Big Data Program - Tuesday 23 May 2017 Conference Room Location

Meeting Room E3.1/E3.2

9.00am  pening Plenary Keynote

O 3.40pm 4.10pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO, Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science 4.10pm Threat landscapes What Australia can expect now and in the future
Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman and CEO, Kaspersky Labs
9.45am Exploring outer space with Big Data Communicating actionable intelligence to Earth 4.50pm Digital Transformation at the Speed of Experience
Dennis Andrucyk, Deputy Associate Administrator, Science Mission Directorate, NASA Daniel Newman, Principal Analyst and Founding Partner, Futurum and author Building
10.15am 10.45am Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing Dragons
10.45am Introdution from the Chair 5.30pm Closing Plenary Keynote
Naomi Simson, Founding Director; Entrepreneur; Blogger; LinkedIn Influencer; Author;
10.55am Collaboration is the key
Speaker RedBalloon, Redii; and Shark from Shark Tank
Jenny Williams, Chief Marketing Officer, HCF
6.00pm Conference Close
11.30am People centric data innovation
Bronwyn Smedley, Head of Behavioural Communications and Analytics, REA Group
12.00am Data is king
Mike Dudarenok, Chief Customer Officer, Technology, Flight Centre Travel Group
12.30pm  ata fuelled entertainment analytics
D Competition in the
Mohammad Elteibi, Head of Data Science, Ticketek business environment has
1.00pm 2.00pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing never been more intense.
2.00pm Panel discussion: Reaching for the future: Global trends As new multinational
Panel Moderator: organisations enter Australia
Jodie Sangster, Chief Executive Officer, Association for Data-Driven Marketing
and Advertising (ADMA)
and diverse nimble start-ups So how do
Panellists:
emerge, the impact on existing companies achieve
Steve Brennen, Director of Marketing, Uber business increases. Consumers cut through and engage
Dr Sam Robertson, Head of Innovation and Research, Western Bulldogs Football Club are increasingly time poor, with current and potential
2.40pm Augmented Reality: Big datas greatest asset - Revealing the possibilities and bombarded by customers? Big Data &
James Bangay, Managing Director and Founder, Fugro Roames constant demands for Analytics 2017 will cover this
3.00pm Customer-centric software development their attention. and many more questions
Renee Welsh, Co-Founder and CEO, Booking Boss
to help organisations gain
3.20pm Establishing an edge; Thinking collaboratively about data
Kelly Baker Jamieson, Founder and Managing Director, Edible Blooms Group
insights from a
data-driven world.

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 Cloud 2017 | Evaluating, integrating and
utilising cloud
Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre
Cloud Program - Tuesday 23 May 2017 Conference Room Location
Meeting Room E3.7

9:00am Opening Plenary Keynote
Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO, Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science 2.55pm Preparing, leading and transforming technology to access cost effective, scalable and lean
Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney results that support organisational goals
9:45am Exploring outer space with Big Data Communicating actionable intelligence to Earth Panel Moderator:
Dennis Andrucyk, Deputy Associate Administrator, Science Mission Directorate, NASA Craig Horne, Account Executive & Immediate Past Chairman, ACS Victoria,
Australian Computer Society
10:15am 10:45am Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
Panellists:
10.45am Introduction from the Chair:
Roy Shiladitya, Head of IT, ING Direct, Australia
Craig Horne, Account Executive & Immediate Past Chairman, ACS Victoria,
Dawn Beadle, Director, Technology Services, Monash University
Australian Computer Society
Joe Rogalski, Director, Architecture and Process, Lion
10:50am Deploying the cloud to unlock agility and innovation across the organisation Lynwen Connick, First Assistant Secretary Information Sharing and Intelligence,
Christian Venter, General Manager, Consumer Digital Technology, ANZ Bank Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
11:15am Build products not data centres Emma Whitty, Vice President, IT, Clough
Darragh Kennedy, Platform Engineering Manager, Zendesk 3:40pm 4:10pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
11:40am Enabling business capability with a focus on Clough applications deployed in the Cloud 4:10pm Threat landscapes What Australia can expect now and in the future
Emma Whitty, Vice President, IT, Clough Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman and CEO, Kaspersky Labs
12.05am Overcoming challenges with existing policy, data sovereignty and privacy to gain 4:50pm Digital Transformation at the Speed of Experience
optimum business value Daniel Newman, Principal Analyst and Founding Partner, Futurum and author Building
Anthony Wong, President, Australian Computer Society & Principal and Director, Dragons
AGW Lawyers & Consultants 5:30pm Closing Plenary Keynote
12:30pm Cloud communications is critical to your digital transformation Naomi Simson, Founding Director; Entrepreneur; Blogger; LinkedIn Influencer; Author;
Brian Kracik, Senior Director, Product Marketing Enterprise and Cloud Solutions, Oracle, Inc. Speaker RedBalloon, Redii; and Shark from Shark Tank
1:00pm 2:00pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing 6.00pm Conference Close
2:00pm Panel Discussion: How do you develop a high-performing cloud strategy to support
business objectives, demands and outcomes? The growth of Cloud
Panel Moderator: and its adoption across
Craig Horne, Account Executive & Immediate Past Chairman, ACS Victoria,
Australian Computer Society many
Panellists: IT disciplines continues to
Peter Lawrence, Chief Information Officer, Department of Defence gather
Gavin Wood, Chief Information Officer, Newcrest Mining pace. Cloud Computing,
Tony Bridgewater, Chief Information Officer, King & Wood Mallesons
Cloud
2:35pm How to deploy Cloud to deliver outstanding customer experience
Robert Aitken, Chief Information Officer, Beyond Bank
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 Cyber Security 2017 | Enhancing preparedness,
resilience and response
Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre
Cyber Program - Tuesday 23 May 2017 Conference Room Location
Meeting Room E3.9

9:00am  pening Plenary Keynote

O 3:40pm 4:10pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
Senator the Hon Arthur Sinodinos AO, Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science
Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney
9:45am Exploring outer space with Big Data Communicating actionable intelligence to Earth
Dennis Andrucyk, Deputy Associate Administrator, Science Mission Directorate, NASA
10:15am 10:45am Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
10:45am Australias Cyber Security Strategy - Advancing and protecting our interests online
Sandra Ragg, Assistant Secretary Cyber Policy, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
11.15am Cybercrime: Appreciating the threat and formulating a response
Commander David McLean, Manager Cybercrime Operations, Organised Crime & Cyber,
Australian Federal Police
4:10pm Threat landscapes What Australia can expect now and in the future
Eugene Kaspersky, Chairman and CEO, Kaspersky Labs
4:50pm Digital Transformation at the Speed of Experience
Daniel Newman, Principal Analyst and Founding Partner, Futurum and author Building
Dragons
5:30pm Closing Plenary Keynote
Naomi Simson, Founding Director; Entrepreneur; Blogger; LinkedIn Influencer; Author;
Speaker RedBalloon, Redii; and Shark from Shark Tank
6.00pm Conference Close

11:45am The Enterprise Immune System: Using machine learning for next generation cyber defence
Sanjay Aurora, Managing Director, Asia Pacic, Darktrace
12:15pm Outsmarting cyber criminals through engaged personnel
Kristin Lyons, Chief Information Security Officer, Australia Post
12:45pm 2:00pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing There are said
2:00pm Panel Discussion: Australian Cyber Security to be two types of
Panel Moderator:
Ty Miller, Founder & Director, Threat Intelligence business, those that have
Panellists: been attacked and those
Daryl Peter, Enterprise Technology Services Lead, MYOB that dont know theyve been
Carl Woerndle, Executive Director, Elevate Security, Solutions & Integrations
attacked. Cyber Security 2017
2:30pm Automating cyber security systems
Garry Barnes, Practice Lead, Governance Advisory, Vital Interacts; Member of the Audit
@ CeBIT will give you the
Committee and Former Vice President, ISACA International tools to ensure your digital
2:50pm Information security - Enabler or blocker of innovation & digital transformation? assets are safe from
Greg Gale, National Security Officer, Microsoft cyber intrusions.
3:20pm Collaboration: The key to apprehending a hacker
Louise Schuster, Director, Cyber Security, AARNET

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 eGovernment 2017 | Enhancing digital services
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Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre
eGov Program - Wednesday 24 May 2017 Conference Room Location
Meeting Room E3.1/E3.2

9.00am Introduction from the Chair
Kevin Noonan, Lead Analyst, Government (global), Ovum
DIGITAL STRATEGY & CAPABILITY
9.05am Taking an agile and open approach to the development of digital services and information
David Hazlehurst, Acting Deputy Secretary of Innovation, Department of Industry,
Innovation and Science
9.30am The future of digital marketplaces
Catherine Thompson, Head of Digital Marketplace, Digital Transformation Agency
9.55am People, culture and organisational capability Supporting change and transformation initiatives
Trish Bergin, Group Manager, People, Communications and Legal; & Project Director,
Shaping Our Future Taskforce, Department of Education and Training
10:15am 10:45am Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
GOVERNMENT ICT INFRASTRUCTURE TRANSFORMATION
10.45am GovNext-ICT - Enabling infrastructure to achieve the DigitalWA strategic outcomes
Giles Nunis, Chief Executive & Government CIO, Office of the Government Chief Information EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES, BUSINESS MODELS & ENGAGEMENT
Officer, WA
11.10am Accessing government services in a digital age
Rgis Bauchiere, General Manager, Digital Identity Services, Trusted eCommerce Solutions,
Australia Post
11.40am Panel discussion: Post-Census digital government in Australia
Panel moderator: Kevin Noonan, Lead Analyst, Government (global), Ovum
Panellists: Alastair MacGibbon, Special Adviser to the Prime Minister on Cyber Security,
Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
Timothy Pilgrim PSM, Australian Privacy Commissioner and Australian Information Commissioner,
Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
Dr Lesley Seebeck, Deputy Director Information Systems and Services & CIO, Bureau of
Meteorology
12.30pm 1:30pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
1.30pm Transforming data storage and data protection services
David Creagh, Director Storage and Facilities Services, Department of Immigration and
Border Protection
1.50pm Digital transformation, cloud, applications and data Connecting the dots
Ahmed Hassan, ANZ Health & Public Service Infrastructure & Operations Lead, Accenture
DATA & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
2.10pm Leveraging strategic data for improved policy decisions and delivery of services
Teresa Harding, Director, Open Data Policy, Digital Economy and Productivity, Digital Productivity
and Services, Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation QLD
2.30pm Panel discussion: Gaining meaningful value from open data
Panel moderator: Dr Armin Haller, Chair, Australian Government Linked Data Working Group
Panellists: Ian Oppermann, CEO and Chief Data Scientist, NSW Data Analytics Centre
Dr Kate Harrington, Director, Demography and Planning Statistics, Department of Planning
and Environment NSW
Teresa Harding, Director, Open Data Policy, Digital Economy and Productivity, Digital Productivity
and Services, Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation QLD
Lance Oswald, Director, Customer and Business Solutions (Currently Acting Executive
Director, Business), Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads
3:00pm 3:30pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
3.30pm Panel discussion: Citizen engagement and digital user experience
Panel Moderator: Mark Higgs, Director, Digital & Content Strategy, NSW Department of
Premier and Cabinet
Chris Bennetts, Executive Director, Digital Products & Services - Customer Services,Transport
for NSW, Peter Buckmaster, Director, Digital Services, Department of Education NSW, & Anne
Lyons, Assistant Director General, Information Policy and Systems, National Archives of
Australia
4.05pm Panel discussion: Blockchain / distributed ledger technology: Potential for transforming
government transactions and service delivery; Regulatory and policy considerations
Panel Moderator: Niki Ariyasinghe, Director, Partnerships, R3CEV
Dr Rhys Bollen, Executive Director, Regulatory Policy, Better Regulation Division,
Department of Finance, Services and Innovation NSW, Victor Jiang, Founding Partner,
Sapien Ventures & Bradley Brown, National Manager, Strategic Intelligence and Policy, AUSTRAC
4.35pm Closing remarks from the Chair
Kevin Noonan, Lead Analyst, Government (global), Ovum
4.45pm Conference Close
5.00pm 7:00pm Exhibition Networking Drinks

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 Enterpise Mobility 2017 | Enabling your organisation
through enterprise mobility
Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre
Mobility Program - Wednesday 24 May 2017 Conference Room Location
Meeting Room E3.7

PLENARY SESSIONS DATA & INFORMATION SECURITY

9:00am Ten exciting trends impacting your business right now 12.45pm Panel discussion: Enterprise mobility + security
Randi Zuckerberg, Founder & CEO, Zuckerberg Media Panel moderator: Arno Brok, Cyber Security Expert
9:40am The future of jobs in the fourth industrial revolution Panellists: Hank Opdam, Chief Information Security & Continuity Officer, The Star
Nicholas Davis, Head of Society and Innovation, Member of the Executive Committee, Entertainment Group
World Economic Forum Geneva Darren Kane, Chief Security Officer, nbn
Berys Amor, Director of Technology, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
10.15am 10:45pm Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
1.10pm 2:10pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing

DIGITAL SOLUTIONS & OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCIES MOBILE DEVICE & APPLICATION MANAGEMENT
10.45am Introduction from the morning Chair:
2.10pm Welcome from the afternoon Chair:
Andrew Johnson, CEO, Australian Computer Society
John Stanton, Chief Executive Officer, Communications Alliance
10.50am Employee productivity Right tools, right place, right time
2.15pm Panel discussion: Mobile device management solutions and application strategies
Angela Coble, Director Business Technology, Medical Devices, Johnson & Johnson
Panel moderator: Stephen Parker, Head of Digital and Mobile Solutions, Sydney Water
11.10am A connected future Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) Panellists: Stephen Mackay, Solutions Architect, George Weston Foods
Tony Guerion, Global Head of Sales, Vodafone Internet of Things (IoT), Vodafone Krste Krstevski, Technology Specialist, BlueScope Steel

INFRASTRUCTURE & ENTERPRISE ENABLEMENT

11.40am Panel discussion: Future-proofing infrastructure for mobility and enterprise enablement DIGITAL ADOPTION & THE EVOLVING WORKPLACE - COLLABORATION,
Panel moderator: Berys Amor, Director of Technology, Corrs Chambers Westgarth TOOLS AND STRATEGY
Panellists: Hartley Olley, Head of Architecture & Governance, AIA Australia
Katherine Squire, General Manager, Application Development & DevOps, ASX 2.50pm App strategy and end-user experience
Carol Avis, Group Manager Information Services, MidCoast Water Tennielle Press, Senior Manager Enterprise Mobility & Digital Operations, ANZ Bank
Wendie Lee, General Manager Business Engagement & Solutions Delivery, Super Retail Group 3.10pm Collaboration strategy to enable the evolving workplace
Kath Young, Digital Workspace & Australian Infrastructure Director, IAG Florence Liang, International Collaboration Lead, AstraZeneca
12.20pm Enabling collaboration, anytime, anywhere 3.40pm 4:10pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
Nelson Padilla, Business Development & Channel Manager, Video Collaboration, Logitech
4.10pm How to flourish in the digital age
Greg Williams, Executive Editor, WIRED Magazine
4.50pm Conference Close
5.00pm 7:00pm Exhibition Networking Drinks

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 FinTech 2017 | Innovating
services
financial Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre
FinTech Program - Wednesday 24 May 2017 Conference Room Location
Meeting Room E3.9

9:00am Ten exciting trends impacting your business right now 2:30pm Cyber security strategies for the future ahead
Randi Zuckerberg, Founder & CEO, Zuckerberg Media Dr Carolyn Patteson, Executive Manager, CERT Australia
9:40am The future of jobs in the fourth industrial revolution 2:50pm Panel discussion: Fintech in 2020 and beyond
Nicholas Davis, Head of Society and Innovation, Member of the Executive Committee, Panel Moderator:
World Economic Forum Geneva Stuart Stoyan, Chief Executive Officer, MoneyPlace
10:15am 10:45am Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing Panellists:
10:45am CIO Innovation Panel - Thriving in an ever changing landscape Ben Perham, Head of Personal Banking, Macquarie Group
Panel Moderator:  Chris Brycki, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Stockspot
Michael Eidel, Executive General Manager Cash-flow and Transaction Services, Danielle Szetho, Chief Executive Officer, Fintech Association
Commonwealth Bank of Australia 3:20pm Collaboration as critical for success
Panellists: Jost Stollmann, Executive Director, Tyro Payments
Andy Weir, Chief Information Officer, Bankwest 3.40pm 4:10pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
Donna Vinci, Group Executive and Chief Operations, Digital and Information Officer, BOQ
4.10pm How to flourish in the digital age
Jeremy Hubbard, Head of Digital, Ubank
Greg Williams, Executive Editor, WIRED Magazine
11:40am Seizing the opportunities for Australian Fintech
4.50pm Conference Close
Andrew Purchas, Head of Innovation and Collaboration, Stone and Chalk
5.00pm 7:00pm Exhibition Networking Drinks
12.05am Digital banking experiences that customers demand
Ben Perham, Head of Personal Banking, Macquarie Group
12:30pm The digital customer Understanding preferences, and maximising business
growth and loyalty New financial
Donna Vinci, Group Executive and Chief Operations, Digital and Information Officer,
technologies have the
Bank of Queensland
1:00pm 2:00pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
ability to make or break
2:00pm Panel discussion: How is Blockchain transforming Fintech?
new markets. FinTech 2017
Panel Moderator: @ CeBIT will cut through the
Daniel Alexiuc, CEO, Living Room of Satoshi noise and will provide you
Panellists: with practical insights from
Adam Poulton, President, Blockchain Australia
Sophie Gilder, Head of Blockchain, Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Australia leading voices
Jason Williams, CEO, BitPOS from this new era in the
financial services.

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 Digital Health 2017 | Disrupting the delivery of
healthcare services
Digital Health Program Thursday 25 May 2017
9.00am Introduction from the Chair: Chris Harwood, Infrastructure Manager, Healthdirect Australia
9.10am Holistic and integrated approaches to digital health
Tim Kelsey, CEO, Australian Digital Health Agency
DIGITAL HEALTH INNOVATIONS & DRIVERS
9.30am The future of virtualisation in health services delivery
 Dr Mohan Karunanithi, Group Leader, Health Services, The Australian E-Health Research
Centre, CSIRO
9.50am - 10:30am Morning tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
10.30am Leveraging emerging ICT technologies to enable new health services and new models of care delivery
 Prof Anthony Maeder, Chair in Digital Health Systems & Co-Director, Flinders Digital Health
Research Centre
10.55am Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI)
Prof Christian Guttmann, Associate Professor, School of Science and Engineering, UNSW,
Research fellow, University of New South Wales, Karolinska Institute, Healthihabits
11.20am Robotic surgery in Australia: Setting a new gold standard
 Dr Daniel Moon, Urologist, Australian Urology Associates; Director of Robotic Surgery,
Epworth Healthcare
11.45pm Panel discussion: Creating innovative digital health care solutions
Panel moderator: Gaurav Sood, Founder, HealthTech Sydney
Panellists: Dr Stan Goldstein, Digital Health Technology Specialist, Senior Medical Officer, 3.50pm Leveraging big data in ehealth
Bupa
Dr Raghav Murali-Ganesh, Co-Founder & Radiation Oncology Fellow, CancerAid
Elisa Mokany, Vice President R&D, SpeeDx
Andrew Bryant, General Manager, Consumer Health Services, Healthdirect Australia
12.20pm 1:30pm Lunch, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
1.30pm Tele-assisted diagnosis and screening
Prof Yogi Kanagasingam, Professor, School of Medicine, University of Notre Dame; Panellists: David Tibby, Director of Nursing, Clinical Informatics, Engagement & Clinical
& Research Director, The Australian E-Health Research Centre
CLINICAL SYSTEMS, INTEGRATED CARE & TELEHEALTH APPLICATIONS
1.50pm Internet cognitive behavioural therapy for women with ante and postnatal depression
Prof Jeannette Milgrom, Director, Department of Clinical and Health Psychology, Austin 5.00pm Conference close
Health; Director, Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI)
2.10pm Closing the healthcare gap experienced by remote communities
 Michelle McGuirk, Manager, TeleHealth NT, Northern Territory Department of Health
Annette Stone, A/Director Strategic eHealth Services Corporate Services Bureau, Department of
Health, Northern Territory Government
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Plenary Location
Pyrmont Theatre
Conference Room Location
Meeting Room E3.9
2.30pm 3.00pm Afternoon tea, networking and CeBIT exhibition viewing
3.00pm Panel of clinical experts:
Applications for digital health embedding telehealth in clinical practice
Panel moderator: Jackie Plunkett, Director, Health Innovation and Telehealth,
Loddon Mallee Rural Health Alliance, & President, Australian Telehealth Society
Panellists: Osteoarthritis: Prof David Hunter, Florance and Cope Chair of Rheumatology;
Chair, The Institute of Bone and Joint Research; Professor of Medicine, University of Sydney
& Royal North Shore Hospital
Mental health: Prof Jeannette Milgrom, Director, Department of Clinical and Health
Psychology, Austin Health; Director, Parent-Infant Research Institute (PIRI)
Diabetes: Dr Stan Goldstein, Digital Health Technology Specialist, Senior Medical Officer,
Bupa
Home care monitoring for chronic disease and aged care: Dr Mohan Karunanithi, Group
Leader, Health Services, The Australian E-Health Research Centre, CSIRO
Ophthalmology & burns: Prof Yogi Kanagasingam, Professor, School of Medicine, University
of Notre Dame; & Research Director, The Australian E-Health Research Centre
Primary health care: Dr Nathan Pinskier, Chair, RACGP Expert Committee eHealth and
Practice Systems, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)
EHEALTH - RECORDS & DATA
Dr John Lambert, Chief Clinical Information Officer, eHealth NSW
4.10 pm Integrated electronic medical record (ieMR) strategy and implementation
Renea Collins, Clinical Director for eHealth, Metro South Health Service, Queensland Health
4.30pm Panel discussion: Digital health data, information management and clinical informatics
Panel moderator: Dr Tony Sara, Medical Adviser, Medical Executive Directorate, South
Eastern Sydney Local Health District
Governance, ieMR Program, eHealth Queensland
 Catherine Perry, Manager, Information Management Policy & Coordination Team, Business
Technology & Information Management, Department of Health and Human Services Victoria
Dr Kannan Subramaniam, Regional Medical Director, APAC, Pfizer
Angelene Falk, Deputy Commissioner, Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
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 StartUp 2017
StartUp Conference
Speakers

70+
9.00am Nick Kaye Fostering a culture of innovation
Chief Executive Officer,
Sydney School of
Entrepreneurship

9.30am Michelle Melbourne Lessons for success and the start-up

Co-Founder &
Executive Director,
importance of building team and
company culture exhibitors
Intelledox

9.55am Karen Lawson StartUp vs corporate - Corporate

Chief Executive Officer, loves start-up - Collaborating for
Slingshot mutual success

10.20am James Cameron Beyond Growth Hacking - AKA the

Partner, AirTree Ventures long hard slog from $2m to $10m CeBIT
in ARR
10.55am Panel Discussion: Panel Moderator:
StartUp
Who needs government anyway Challenges and Ricardo Goncalves Conference
support for the startup sector Presenter, SBS World News, SBS Finance Editor
and presenter Small Business Secrets
Look back at the early startup landscape in NSW, what Panellists:
government support looks like here & elsewhere in the Karen Borg
world and what it could look like in the future what Chief Executive Officer, Jobs for NSW
challenges should government be addressing and what Michael Malone
are the success stories elsewhere we can learn from? Chief Executive Officer, Phi Capital

11.55am Phil Morle Epic #Flearn: Why we decided to CeBIT

stop at Pollenizer and why you
Chief Executive Officer,
Pollenizer should think about it too PitchFest
12.30pm Conference close

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 PitchFest 2017
StartUp Competition
With their renowned belief in and support of game-changing innovation, CeBIT Australia introduced PitchFest, where
StartUp exhibitors are able to present their business ideas to a panel of esteemed judges. This fast paced interactive
competition has viewers on the edge of their seats as brilliant ideas are put forward for evaluation.

Winners of the CeBIT PitchFest have gone onto become multi-million dollar international companies, such as Ingogo
now installed in thousands of taxis across Australia, and Mathspace now available in over 20 countries as a result of
phenomenal short-term growth. Last years winner, NetHealth has in the ten months since the prestigious win expanded its
active user database by over 150 percent, with medical centres, pharmacies and hospitals across Queensland now benefiting
from the technology.

This year the PitchFest will be contest by the following ten fantastic StartUps:
Look Whos Charging
Sound Scouts
Share with Oscar
KeyHub
Inkerz
Hosonto Middleware
Arludo
Rivuu
Ontoto
Smart Grid Energy

Visit the Pyrmont Theatre from 1:00pm to join in on the excitement!

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 CeBIT Black
BLACK
Event
CeBIT Black is an invite-only event that provides
a unique engagement opportunity for tier one
enterprise technology leaders and a limited
number of enterprise level technology providers.
The evening will feature an outstanding keynote
speaker, entertainment, networking and will raise
funds for The Smith Family.
Attendees at the 2016 event included AGL, American
Express, AMP, ANZ Banking Group, Australian Red
Cross, Barangaroo Delivery Authority, Bauer Media,
BOQ, Bupa, Caltex, Commonwealth Bank of Australia,
Department of Defence, Deutsche Bank, Fox Sports,
IAG, JP Morgan, Knight Frank, Microsoft, Network
Ten, News Ltd, NSW Government Departments, OFX,
Optus, PwC, Qantas, Sky News, Telstra, The Iconic,
Veolia, Water NSW, Westpac, William Hill, Woolworths
and many more. Job titles include, CIO, CTO, CEO,
CMO, CISO and Heads of Digital, Mobility, Strategy,
Innovation among others.

Sponsors

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 CeBIT & International Cycling
Roundtable Breakfast Series
CeBIT Australia will again be partnering with the
International Cycling Executives (ICE) to host a
unique networking and learning environment for
members of the C-Suite business community who
have a shared passion for riding a bike.
With the event moving back into the City in 2017 the
format for our partnership with ICE has evolved. This
year CeBIT will host three separate invite only rides
in the build up to the event. Each ride will conclude
with an in-depth roundtable discussion over breakfast.
C-level executives from many of Australias most
important businesses will benefit from this unique
environment to relax, share, benchmark and learn from
their peers. Limited to just 16 riders the participants
on each ride will get a unique chance to form lasting,
meaningful and productive business relationships.

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