AI isn't failing because the technology isn't good enough. It's failing because the information behind it isn't. Discover why information quality has become the single most important predictor of AI success and what your organisation can do about it.
Organisations everywhere are racing to adopt AI, but many are overlooking the factor that will ultimately determine success or failure: information quality.
AI can only work with the information it is given. When information is duplicated, outdated, poorly classified, missing context, or governed inconsistently, AI simply amplifies those problems at scale. The result is mistrust, poor outcomes, increased risk, and stalled adoption.
In this session, we'll explore the critical relationship between information quality and AI performance. We'll examine why traditional approaches to governance, classification, metadata, and lifecycle management have suddenly become strategic priorities, and how information management professionals are uniquely positioned to deliver successful AI outcomes.
Join us as we shine a light on the quality challenge, uncover the hidden causes of poor AI results, and discuss practical steps organisations can take today to build information environments that AI, and their users, can trust.
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*Please note: this session will be recorded and made available post event to all registered attendees
*Please be advised that this session will offer 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) point upon successful attendance of the webinar. This credit will be automatically allocated to each delegate following the conclusion of the webinar.
| Location | Local Time | Time Zone | UTC Offset |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perth | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 9:00:am | AWST | UTC+8 hours |
| Eucla | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 9:45am | ACWST | UTC+8:45 hours |
| Darwin | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 10:30am | ACST | UTC+9:30 hours |
| Adelaide | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 10:30am | ACST | UTC+9:30 hours |
| Brisbane | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 11:00am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
| Sydney | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 11:00am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
| Hobart | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 11:00am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
| Melbourne | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 11:00am | AEST | UTC+10 hours |
| Auckland | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 2:00pm | NZDT | UTC+13 hours |
| Chatham Islands | Tuesday, 29 September 2026 at 2:45:pm | CHADT | UTC+13:45 hours |

Director, Public Sector & Education, AvePoint
Alexander Dick is the Director for Public Sector & Higher Education at AvePoint, where he works with government agencies and education institutions across Australia and New Zealand to strengthen information management, data protection, and governance strategies in unstructured data environments.
With extensive experience supporting organisations operating under stringent regulatory and security requirements, Alexander specialises in helping leaders balance compliance, cyber resilience, and cost control while enabling secure collaboration and scalable AI adoption. His work spans information governance, unstructured data management, records and information management, and data readiness for Copilot and emerging AI technologies, particularly in regulated public sector environments.
A frequent contributor to industry discussions on information security, IRAP, Essential Eight alignment, and AI governance, Alexander is passionate about practical, outcomes-driven approaches that allow organisations to confidently unlock the value of their information assets while reducing risk and operational complexity.

Solution Architect, AvePoint
Bruce has over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He's had the privilege of holding numerous technical consulting and management roles, all of which have spanned small to large businesses, public and private organisations, and a vast array of technologies. This breadth of exposure has fostered a deep-seated passion in Bruce for mentoring, leading, and fostering the growth of high-performing teams.
Bruce's technical expertise lies in the architecture and solution design of AvePoint & Microsoft solutions, a proficiency he's continually developed and reinforced with several official certifications. In addition to his technical skills, one of Bruce's key strengths is his ability to bridge the gap between technology and business. His strong customer relationship skills, coupled with his management experience, allow him to seamlessly align technical strategies with business objectives, ensuring optimal outcomes for all parties involved. Recently, Bruce has taken on a new challenge as a Solution ARchitect.
In this role, Bruce can use his wide-ranging experience and skills to drive product innovation and deliver optimal solutions for clients. With a keen focus on product evolution and customer experience, Bruce is looking forward to shaping and implementing strategies that not only meet but surpass user expectations and business needs.
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