Are you ready to follow the White Rabbit? Unplug from the Matrix and join the Records Revolution, through mind-bending expert presentations at the Canberra Roadshow. Dodge cyber bullets with security best practices, uncover information privacy and explore panel discussions and debates that challenge the Oracle’s wisdom. Choose the red pill, rewrite the code of IM and unlock your true potential, to become THE ONE in the future AI Wonderland.
Are you ready to follow the White Rabbit? Unplug from the illusion and join the RIMPA Global Canberra Roadshow that transcends reality in a Records Revolution, through mind-bending industry expert presentations to navigate the digital future of information management. Dodge cyber bullets with security best practices, unlock government secrets, uncover information privacy that defy the Architect's design and explore panel discussions and debates that challenge the Oracle’s wisdom. Discover cutting-edge workshop tools that will empower you to rewrite the code of IM, redefine reality, and position yourself in the digital future.
Here’s what awaits you in this unparalleled event:
🌐 Explore Cybersecurity insights
🤖 Enhance your skills for the AI future
🛡️ Rewrite the code of Data Privacy
🔓 Uncover Government Secrets
🔄 Challenge the Leader in you
🔎 Discover workshop tools to redefine your reality
Choose the red pill, unlock your true potential, and embark on an empowering journey gaining the skills to thrive in the AI Wonderland co-existing with the machines. Decipher the Matrix and become THE ONE.
Full program to be announced
Registration Open
8.30am – 9am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Registration Open
Our Welcome Desk Awaits You | Enter the Records MatrixWelcome & Introduction
9am – 9.15am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 15 mins
Welcome & Introduction
Assistant Director - Information Management, Dept of Employment & Workplace Relations
Introduction to the Trade
9.15am – 9.30am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 15 mins
Introduction to the Trade
Presented By The National Archives of Australia
9.30am – 10am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Presented By The National Archives of Australia
Delve into the heart of the National Archives of Australia sciences as we unveil the intricacies of historical records transformed into a dynamic, interconnected matrix of information. From digitisation to data analytics, discover how innovation is reshaping archival practices. But the journey doesn't end there – join us as we navigate the uncharted territories of the future. Charting the next evolutionary steps, we'll map out the pathways toward enhanced archival preservation and accessibility. Whether you're an archivist, a tech enthusiast, or simply curious about history and technology, "Archives Reloaded" promises an enlightening glimpse into the possibilities of tomorrow.Presented By New World Records
10am – 10.30am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Presented By New World Records
Uncover the intricacies of personally identifiable information (PII) in the modern digital landscape. Join us to delve into practical strategies, real-world examples, and the latest trends in PII management. Gain valuable insights and best practices for handling this information, tailored for both novices and seasoned professionals in data privacy.Presenter To Be Announced
10.30am – 11am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Presenter To Be Announced
Step into the realm of AI innovation in our exclusive session as we uncover the top five tools shaping the digital landscape. Delve into the world of cutting-edge technology as we reveal the platforms driving transformative change across industries. From robust machine learning frameworks to dynamic neural network solutions, explore the power of AI-driven insights. Discover the efficiency and precision of these game-changing tools, designed to propel organisations towards unprecedented success. Join us to unlock the potential of these transformative tools and redefine the future of intelligent automation.Morning Tea
11am – 11.30am AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Morning Tea
Presented By Announced
11.30am – 12pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Presented By Announced
Ever wondered how to fortify your digital fortress against cyber threats? In this session we dive into the rabbit hole of cybersecurity, where you will gain valuable insights into safeguarding your data and personal information. This transformative session delves deep into the world of cyber threats, risk management, and personal security practices, and explore cutting-edge defence strategies, learn from real-world case studies, and discover practical tools for enhancing digital security. Whether you're a cybersecurity professional seeking to fortify organisational defences or an individual looking to protect personal data, this session promises to enlighten and empower.Presented By Desi Lorand & Ruth Edge
12pm – 12.30pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Presented By Desi Lorand & Ruth Edge
Join Desi together with Records & Information Consultant Ruth Edge, to hear about their shared experiences with AI in the Records & Information Management sector:
Records and Information Management Specialist, InTech Records and Information Management
IT’S DEBATABLE
12.30pm – 1pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
IT’S DEBATABLE
Prepare for a dynamic discourse on data privacy's future! Join experts John Cox and Louise Curham in a stimulating debate. As technology reshapes our world, they'll dissect the evolving landscape of privacy rights and the implications for individuals and society. They will bring diverse perspectives to the table, from market-driven solutions to robust regulatory frameworks. Join us for an engaging exploration of the future, where data privacy stands as a paramount concern, and discover the strategies necessary to navigate this complex terrain with insight and foresight.Lecturer, Libraries, Archives, Records and Info Science, Curtin University
Lunch
1pm – 2pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 1 hour
Lunch
Satisfying Hunger in the Digital RealmINSIGHTS | A Panel Discussion
2pm – 2.30pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 30 mins
INSIGHTS | A Panel Discussion
Join us for an illuminating Student Panel session where records and information management students passionately share their reasons for pursuing a career in information management. In this engaging discussion, our panelists will delve into the intriguing aspects of the field, articulating why they find it both fascinating and essential.
Discover firsthand what drives these aspiring professionals as they explore the significance of information management in today's digital age. Gain insights into their personal experiences, motivations, and aspirations, and learn why they believe this profession holds immense importance in shaping the future. Join us as we explore why records and information management is not just a job, but a calling.
Whether you're a fellow student curious about potential career paths seeking inspiration or an industry professional eager to understand the next generation's perspective, this panel session promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of the importance and allure of records and information management. The Matrix cannot tell you who you are, so its time to free your mind and find your path.
Presented By Damien Hill
2.30pm – 3.15pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 45 mins
Presented By Damien Hill
Enter the digital abyss as we illuminate the evolving realm of 21st-century information management. Discover insights on leading ourselves, our teams, and our organisations through the intricate web of data complexity. Discourse transcends mere words, offering strategies for seizing control through growth, empowering professionals to wield greater influence and impact within their spheres of work. Prepare for a mind-bending journey into the heart of the digital matrix, where leaders are forged, and destinies rewritten as you awaken your inner Neo.SPOTLIGHT | An Interactive Roundtable Workshop
3.15pm – 4.15pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 1 hour
SPOTLIGHT | An Interactive Roundtable Workshop
The Information Management (IM) profession is crucial for enabling evidence-based decisions and accountability in business operations. Despite its importance, the industry struggles with attracting and retaining skilled professionals. This roundtable discussion aims to unpack this issue by exploring the challenges of drawing talent to IM and explore strategies for building a more appealing and sustainable workforce. Key topics include understanding the evolving workforce expectations, particularly of Generation Z, and identifying effective recruitment and retention strategies. Participants will share their experiences and collaboratively work towards innovative solutions to enhance the profession's appeal and build and retain a resilient and skilled Information Management workforce.
Assistant Director - Information Management, Dept of Employment & Workplace Relations
Thank you & End of Conference
4.15pm – 4.30pm AEST, 16 May 2024 ‐ 15 mins
Thank you & End of Conference
Assistant Director - Information Management, Dept of Employment & Workplace Relations
Assistant Director - Information Management, Dept of Employment & Workplace Relations
Julie has over 20 years’ experience in the Commonwealth Public Service and is currently working in the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. With qualifications in both Information and Knowledge Management, she specialises in planning IM strategic direction and developing and implementing policy to support compliance. As a RIMPA Ambassador Julie works to create a community where like-minded professionals can share and utilise knowledge to improve their experiences across the industry.Government Business Manager, FUJIFILM Data Management Solutions
A sales professional with 23 years’ experience working in business development, and a background in selling a range of outsourced services, including digitisation, information and records management solutions, fully automated multi-channel communications, full business process re-engineering and operational managed services.
:
www.fujifilm.com/fbdms
:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/fujifilm-data-man
Chief Executive Officer, Power Business Services trading as Exedee
As Chief Executive, founder and lead software designer at Power Business Services Ltd trading as Exedee (2007), and its Australian subsidiary, eCloud Business Services Pty Ltd (2014), Desi Lorand is a visionary and pioneer in New Zealand government and business circles specialising in the conversion of manual business document processing into automated workflows.
Desi’s focus has always been on People, Process and Technology (in that order) when providing cloud-based automated (robotic) business processing solutions to replace expensive, slow, manual processing of business documents and transactions.
When other people talk about the creation of the “paperless office”, it was Desi who between 2007 and now, was envisioning the integration of records, images and document management with workflow to improve business efficiency.
Today Desi is an acknowledged “thought leader” in the integration of “artificial intelligence” and machine learning into the automation of daily business process. She is a “software entrepreneur” who is frequently requested by her customers to offer her advice and expertise on many of their major projects, to design the project structure, workflow, metadata compilation, systems integration and reporting.
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https://exedee.com
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https://nz.linkedin.com/in/desilorand
Records and Information Management Specialist, InTech Records and Information Management
Ruth Edge has been a passionate advocate within the Records and Information Management industry for the past 25 years. Starting her career in nursing she shifted her focus several years later to Records and Archives Management after attending a RMAA conference in Perth, WA with her partner. Her inspiration was the remarkable story of Margaret Medford, an early pioneer of foundational activities that established the records management practices we use today. Margaret ‘made a difference’ to the lives of countless people caught up in WWII in the Pacific. Margaret later used those skilled as those known as records clerks advanced to be recognised as the profession we have evolved into today.
Ruth is now serving on the RIMPA Board as Director Professional Development. Her desire is to help all members to grow their knowledge, expertise and make a positive difference in the lives of the people and the organisation’s they serve both today and into the future.
Government Business Manager, FUJIFILM Data Management Solutions
A sales professional with 23 years’ experience working in business development, and a background in selling a range of outsourced services, including digitisation, information and records management solutions, fully automated multi-channel communications, full business process re-engineering and operational managed services.
:
www.fujifilm.com/fbdms
:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/fujifilm-data-man
Lecturer, Libraries, Archives, Records and Info Science, Curtin University
Dr Louise Curham is a lecturer in LARIS at the Curtin University iSchool, teaching in the archives and records area. Louise joined the university sector in 2020 after two decades working in government information, community records and audiovisual collections. She has held policy and project-based roles at the National Archives of Australia (2002-2007; 2009-2019) and the Australian National Maritime Museum (2008-9). Louise's research focuses on objects that elude meaningful digitisationHigh Performance Facilitator, Leading Teams
Damien has over 20 years experience as a coach and high performance manager in professional rugby union in Australia and Japan and shares his experiences combined with Leading Teams 30 years experience helping teams become high performing.Assistant Director - Information Management, Dept of Employment & Workplace Relations
Julie has over 20 years’ experience in the Commonwealth Public Service and is currently working in the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. With qualifications in both Information and Knowledge Management, she specialises in planning IM strategic direction and developing and implementing policy to support compliance. As a RIMPA Ambassador Julie works to create a community where like-minded professionals can share and utilise knowledge to improve their experiences across the industry.Government Business Manager, FUJIFILM Data Management Solutions
A sales professional with 23 years’ experience working in business development, and a background in selling a range of outsourced services, including digitisation, information and records management solutions, fully automated multi-channel communications, full business process re-engineering and operational managed services.
:
www.fujifilm.com/fbdms
:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/fujifilm-data-man
Assistant Director - Information Management, Dept of Employment & Workplace Relations
Julie has over 20 years’ experience in the Commonwealth Public Service and is currently working in the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. With qualifications in both Information and Knowledge Management, she specialises in planning IM strategic direction and developing and implementing policy to support compliance. As a RIMPA Ambassador Julie works to create a community where like-minded professionals can share and utilise knowledge to improve their experiences across the industry.Government Business Manager, FUJIFILM Data Management Solutions
A sales professional with 23 years’ experience working in business development, and a background in selling a range of outsourced services, including digitisation, information and records management solutions, fully automated multi-channel communications, full business process re-engineering and operational managed services.
:
www.fujifilm.com/fbdms
:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/fujifilm-data-man