Can you achieve customer-centric service delivery whilst providing value in the APS?
Join us for a relaxed breakfast and catch up with your APS colleagues at the National Portrait Gallery Canberra on Tuesday, 18 Oct 2022. At this Leadership series, you will hear from our keynote speakers: Dale Naughton, Assistant Secretary of Aged Care & Sustainability, Dept of Health and Aged Care; Steven Herod, Accenture Salesforce Business Group Global Chief Technology Officer and Managing Director; Rosie Ellis, Accenture Salesforce Business Group Health and Public Sector Lead and Fergal O'Brien, Federal Public Sector Lead, Accenture who will share their expertise and views on where the future of cloud and government intersect through real cases, and how to save money to accelerate outcomes.
National Portrait Gallery Canberra, King Edward Terrace, Parkes, ACT, 2600
Tue 18 Oct 2022 07:00 AM AEDT
Duration: 2.0 hours
Register by Tue 11 Oct 2022 05:00 PM AEDT
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Skills Level: Business process improvement (BPRE) -> Level 5
About this event
Can you achieve customer-centric service delivery while providing value in the APS?
At this session, our panellists will discuss and share their expertise and views on how adopting cloud technologies has been essential for the success of customer-centric service. They will also discuss how accessibility to cloud services has fuelled a golden age of innovation that allows governments to reduce costs, improve efficiencies, agility and scalability, and resilience with better business continuity.
Our expert panelist includes:
- Dale Naughton, Assistant Secretary of Aged Care and Sustainability, Dept of Health and Aged Care [LinkedIn]
- Steven Herod, Accenture Salesforce Business Group Global Chief Technology Officer and Managing Director, Accenture [LinkedIn]
- Rosie Ellis, Accenture Salesforce Business Group Health and Public Sector Lead, Accenture [LinkedIn]
- Fergal O'Brien, Managing Director Australian Federal Health, Accenture
* Tickets are available $65 (ACS Member) and $95 (Non-member)
* Group bookings are available. Enter the Promo code “ACSLdVIP22” at the payment section to receive a discounted rate at $520 per table of 8
* Prices include GST
Please contact Jenalle.Bushby@acs.org.au for assistance if needed.
This leadership event is proudly sponsored by Salesforce.
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Speakers
Panellist
Steven Herod
Steven Herod is the Global Chief Technology Officer for Accenture’s Salesforce Business Group and the leads Accenture’s Salesforce Business Group in Australia and New Zealand. With over 26 years of experience in IT across a variety of areas including project management, architecture and software engineering.
Steven has spent the last 12 years in the Salesforce Ecosystem focusing on large scale CRM deployments across several industries, developing thought leadership on Salesforce best practices and speaking at conferences and community events.
Steven has spent the last 12 years in the Salesforce Ecosystem focusing on large scale CRM deployments across several industries, developing thought leadership on Salesforce best practices and speaking at conferences and community events.
Panellist
Dale Naughton
Dale Naughton, Assistant Secretary of Aged Care and Sustainability, Dept of Health and Aged Care
Dale Naughton has over 20 years leadership and management experience in both government and corporate sector ICT roles and is a passionate believer that people and culture are central to successful delivery.
Before joining Health, Dale led a team of over 1,000 ICT professionals in Services Australia and oversaw core systems that delivered billions in government payments to 27+ million Australian citizens. Dale has worked across government on key modernisation and transformation initiatives including Aged Care and Health Delivery modernisation, the development of the new Child Care Subsidy ICT system, and the delivery of world-class innovative transformative programs.
Since joining the Department of Health, Dale’s focus has shifted to the delivery of secure, reliable, and sustainable data services, providing Health with the essential insights to inform Health policy and drive evidence-based decision-making. Under Dale’s leadership, the department has grown into one of the largest single government holdings of primary health data globally – becoming both a critical resource for external health sector organisations and enabling national Health responses for the likes of the COVID-19 pandemic (including vaccines and Covid-APPS).
Most recently, Dale has started a new role as Assistant Secretary of Aged Care Services and Sustainability Branch which is focused on building robust and scalable ICT solutions that support the critical Aged Care policy agenda and drive real-world customer benefits.
In his spare time, Dale loves all things active and outdoors, particularly water-skiing, mountain biking, and camping.
Dale Naughton has over 20 years leadership and management experience in both government and corporate sector ICT roles and is a passionate believer that people and culture are central to successful delivery.
Before joining Health, Dale led a team of over 1,000 ICT professionals in Services Australia and oversaw core systems that delivered billions in government payments to 27+ million Australian citizens. Dale has worked across government on key modernisation and transformation initiatives including Aged Care and Health Delivery modernisation, the development of the new Child Care Subsidy ICT system, and the delivery of world-class innovative transformative programs.
Since joining the Department of Health, Dale’s focus has shifted to the delivery of secure, reliable, and sustainable data services, providing Health with the essential insights to inform Health policy and drive evidence-based decision-making. Under Dale’s leadership, the department has grown into one of the largest single government holdings of primary health data globally – becoming both a critical resource for external health sector organisations and enabling national Health responses for the likes of the COVID-19 pandemic (including vaccines and Covid-APPS).
Most recently, Dale has started a new role as Assistant Secretary of Aged Care Services and Sustainability Branch which is focused on building robust and scalable ICT solutions that support the critical Aged Care policy agenda and drive real-world customer benefits.
In his spare time, Dale loves all things active and outdoors, particularly water-skiing, mountain biking, and camping.
Panellist
Rosie Ellis
Rosie Ellis, Accenture Salesforce Business Group Health and Public Sector Lead, Accenture.
Rosie Ellis has been solutioning, designing and delivering SaaS based technology solutions for over 12 years primarily at Accenture, but also for a time at Salesforce. She currently leads the Health and Public Sector business for the Salesforce Business Group at Accenture Australia.
Rosie Ellis has been solutioning, designing and delivering SaaS based technology solutions for over 12 years primarily at Accenture, but also for a time at Salesforce. She currently leads the Health and Public Sector business for the Salesforce Business Group at Accenture Australia.
Panellist
Fergal O'Brien
Fergal O'Brien, Managing Director Australian Federal Health, Accenture
Fergal has over 20 years' experience in Public Sector technology leadership across multiple technology platforms and Federal Government clients. He currently leads Accenture's Federal Health and ACT Government businesses.
Fergal has over 20 years' experience in Public Sector technology leadership across multiple technology platforms and Federal Government clients. He currently leads Accenture's Federal Health and ACT Government businesses.
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