2019 GOVERNMENT ANALYTICS
LEADERSHIP FORUM

Powering Smarter Government
with Analytics & AI

Using Analytics & AI to Support Better Government Decision Making

May 16, 2019 | The Shaw Center, Ottawa | #Road2AI

Powering Smarter Government
with Analytics & AI

Using Analytics & AI to Support Better Government Decision Making

May 16, 2019 | The Shaw Center, Ottawa | #Road2AI

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Governments around the world face more challenges than ever: providing citizens with better benefits and services at a lower cost, while combating fraud and improper payments; improving public safety and national security in the face of new threats; delivering better health care while controlling skyrocketing health care costs; and the list goes on.

At the same time, government organizations produce, collect and store an unprecedented amount of increasingly diverse data that could be used to help solve these problems. However, traditional approaches to gleaning insights from data are no longer enough given the volume, velocity and variety that modern governments must manage. It is becoming increasingly critical for governments to find new ways to transform data into actionable information.

Join us on Thursday, May 16 at the Shaw Centre for the 2019 SAS Government Analytics Leadership Forum, an invitation only executive event, to hear about real world AI & Analytics applications to government challenges that are breaking ground, delivering transformative value and providing the analytical business-smart approach that fuels it.

Featured Speakers

Ajay Agrawal
AI Economist and Thought Leader  and Founder of the Creative Destruction Lab

Kay Meyer
Sr. Manager, Industry Consulting, Government and Education, SAS

Mike Gualtieri
VP, Principal Analyst Serving Application Development & Delivery Professionals, Forrester

Mary Beth Moore
AI and Language Analytics Strategist, SAS

Charles Victor, MSc, PStat
Senior Director, Strategic Partnerships and External Services, ICES

Gregory Richards
Vice President Research and Business Development, IoG and Adjunct Professor at Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa

Raymond Outar
Senior Manager, Deloitte Omnia: AI

Nihar Dalmia
AI Leader for Government and Public Services, Deloitte

Jiva Kalan
Senior Consultant, Omnia, Deloitte

Steve Bennett
Global Lead for Government Practice, SAS and Former Director of the U.S. National Biosurveillance Integration Center in the Department of Homeland Security

Steve Holder
Head of Strategy and Innovation, SAS Canada

David Comeau
Solution Architect, SAS

Sabrina Mancini
Solutions Specialist, SAS

Suzanne Monette
Director of the Enterprise and Information Management Division at Shared Services Canada (SSC)

Jocelyn Gascon-Giroux
Customer Advisor, SAS

Featured Speakers

Ajay Agrawal
AI Economist and Thought Leader  and Founder of the Creative Destruction Lab

Kay Meyer
Sr. Manager, Industry Consulting, Government and Education, SAS

Mike Gualtieri
VP, Principal Analyst Serving Application Development & Delivery Professionals, Forrester

Mary Beth Moore
AI and Language Analytics Strategist, SAS

Charles Victor, MSc, PStat
Senior Director, Strategic Partnerships and External Services, ICES

Gregory Richards
Vice President Research and Business Development, IoG and Adjunct Professor at Telfer School of Management at the University of Ottawa

Raymond Outar
Senior Manager, Deloitte Omnia: AI

Nihar Dalmia
AI Leader for Government and Public Services, Deloitte

Steve Holder
Head of Strategy and Innovation, SAS Canada

Steve Bennett
Global Lead for Government Practice, SAS and Former Director of the U.S. National Biosurveillance Integration Center in the Department of Homeland Security

David Comeau
Solution Architect, SAS

Sabrina Mancini
Solutions Specialist, SAS

Suzanne Monette
Director of the Enterprise and Information Management Division at Shared Services Canada (SSC)

Jiva Kalan
Senior Consultant, Omnia, Deloitte

Jocelyn Gascon-Giroux
Customer Advisor, SAS

Agenda

Thursday, May 16th 
7:30 a.m.Registration, Breakfast, Networking and Solutions Showcase
8:30 a.m.

Welcome and Opening Remarks

8:45 a.m.

Our Automated Future Learning to Adapt - and Thrive - in the Era of Intelligent Machine

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9:45 a.m.

Artificial Intelligence: What’s Possible for Organizations Today

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10:30 a.m.Break: Networking and Solutions Showcase
11:00 a.m.

Concurrent sessions

Session A
Enabling evidence based policy making though advanced analytics on health administrative data in Ontario 

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Session B
Practical and Transparent AI for Government

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12.:00 p.m.Lunch Buffet, Networking and Solutions Showcase
1:00 p.m.

Concurrent sessions

Session A
An Excursion in Interactive Analytics: Shared Services Canada’s journey to a data driven approach

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Session B
Modernizing with SAS VIYA and Open source Integration

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Session C
AI Platform Considerations and Best Practices

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2:00 p.m.Break: Networking and Solutions Showcase
2:15 p.m.

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3:00 p.m.

Panel Discussion
Rise of the Machines: Challenges and Opportunities in Applying AI to Support Better Government Decision Making

Moderator:

Panelists:

4:00 p.m.Hosted Networking Cocktail
5:00 p.m.Closing

The Shaw Centre 

55 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, ON K1N 9J2

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Successful execution of an analytics, and thereby AI strategy, needs the right balance of choice and control.

Choice

Creativity and innovation flourish in open spaces. You need flexibility and freedom to attract the best analytical talent, use a wide variety of techniques and develop processes that work best. You need the flexibility to use multiple programming languages and analyze any data in any environment and to keep up with accelerating demands.

Control

Analytics chaos can creep up. Once you lose control of your data, you lose trust in the system and its outputs. Transparency, governance and security become essential for maintaining trust in models and analytical results. Becoming even more critical as you scale development, monitoring and refinement of analytics applications and their associated processes.

At the intersection of data, software, and ingenuity, the future is being redefined. After all, when curiosity meets capability, progress is inevitable.