Public Sector Innovation Show - Manitoba
Full event detailsAgenda
Winnipeg, 05 June 2024
All times in CDT
8:00 am
Registration and Networking Breakfast
9:00 am
Welcome from the Public Sector Network
9:10 am
Welcome from the Chair
9:30 am
Ministerial Address
9:40 am
Making Culture a Catalyst for Change: Building a Future-Ready Public Sector of Leadership and Service-Focused Excellence
Markus Chambers, Deputy Mayor, City of Winnipeg & Chair of Innovation and Economic Development and Chair Winnipeg Police Board City Councillor, City of Winnipeg
10:00 am
Harnessing the Power of Generative AI in Manitoba’s Innovation Journey
10:20 am
Tech Trends Transforming the Public Sector: Navigating the New Frontier in Manitoba
• Current state of digital transformation in the Manitoba public sector
• Success stories: AI and Machine Learning, Blockchain, Internet of Things (IoT)
• Tech trends shaping the public sector in Manitoba, opportunities and challenges faced in adopting digital technologies.
Jeremy Read, CEO, The University of Winnipeg
Diane Burelle, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Coordinator, City of Winnipeg
11:00 am
Refreshment Break
11:30 am
Welcome from Track Chair
11:30 am
Welcome from Track Chair
11:50 am
Crafting Seamless Journeys: CX Transformation Strategies for Enhanced Public Services
• Implementing human-centered design in public services that prioritize the needs and preferences of citizens
• Ensuring integration across various online platforms
• Data-driven decision-making for more personalized and effective public service delivery
11:50 am
Ethics in AI and Automation: Ensuring Responsible Implementation
ServiceNow
• Ethical considerations in the development and implementation of AI and automation technologies
• Transparency in AI systems and automation processes
• Role of governance structures in ensuring responsible implementation
ServiceNow
12:10 pm
Manitoba Healthcare Case Study: Utilising the Voice of the Customer Approach
Ken Klassen, Executive Chief Operating Officer, Shared Administrative Services (Corporate Services), Shared Health
• Demonstrate to our customers how collaboration results in the best service outcomes
• Listening and understand what is important to the customers while supporting personal communication and trust
• Real life examples of how we have utilized (and plan to utilize further) technology to achieve this goal
Ken Klassen, Executive Chief Operating Officer, Shared Administrative Services (Corporate Services), Shared Health
12:10 pm
Ensuring Robust Data Security and Privacy in Government Operations
• Data Privacy vs. Data-Driven Decision-Making: Finding the equilibrium
• Implementing transparent data handling practices and robust protocols to maintain the confidentiality of information
• Ensuring compliance through regular assessments and audits
12:30 pm
Networking Lunch Break
1:30 pm
Building Resilient Government: Navigating Change Management in Manitoba’s Public Sector Innovation Landscape
Jennifer Chiarotto, Executive Director, Population and Public Health, Government of Manitoba
• Adapting to technological shifts
• Identifying key drivers and trends influencing government operations
• Strategies for inclusive stakeholder communication and collaboration
• Implementing change management practices that foster collaboration across government departments
Jennifer Chiarotto, Executive Director, Population and Public Health, Government of Manitoba
1:30 pm
Closing the Feedback-Loop with Patients to Improve Patient Safety and Care
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
• Turning on an early warning system to detect poor care experiences and intervene
• Adopting AI-technology (XM) to listen, understand and act on large datasets from free-text fields
• Sharing real-time feedback with dynamic dashboards to encourage cross-functional collaboration
• Mapping patient journeys in healthcare to improve data collection at point-of-care
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
1:50 pm
Innovations in Client Services: Navigating Efficiency, Excellence, and Technological Advancements
1:50 pm
Transforming Manitoba’s Public Sector: Embracing Automation for Efficient Governance
2:10 pm
Building Trust and Transparency Through Innovative Citizen Engagement
• Utilizing technology for enhanced citizen engagement
• Strategies for open and transparent communication channels between the government and citizens
• Enhancing transparency in governance processes
Richard Cormier, Executive Director of Operations, Strategy and Special Projects, Communications and Engagement Division, Manitoba Finance
Samuel Lau, Transportation, Municipality, and BIA Sector Sales Lead, Environics Analytics
2:10 pm
Navigating Obstacles to Government Innovation: Why are Some Organizations Not Harnessing their Full Potential?
2:50 pm
Interactive Roundtable Discussions
1. Assessing the Preparedness of Canadian Enterprises for Evolving ESG Standards and Reporting Regulations
2. Building an Innovative Workplace
3. Identifying and Meeting Citizen Needs with Data and Analytics
4. Innovations in Client Services: Customer Engagement and Experience (CX), User Experience (UX), and Service Design
5. Helping Employees embrace Digital Innovation More Effectively
6. Innovative Budgeting: Maximizing Impact with Limited Resources
7. Smart Cities for Smart Citizens: Balancing Urban Innovation with Citizen Concerns
8. Implementing Cybersecurity Controls
9. Quality Assurance in Digital Services
10. Equipping Government Employees with Cyber Security Training
3:50 pm
Refreshment Break
3:55 pm
Through the Lens of a CIO: Safeguarding Government Systems from Cyber Threats
Hong Chung, Chief Information Officer, Government of Manitoba
4:15 pm
Automation within the Public Sector: Technology and the Future of Public Sector Service Delivery
4:35 pm
Shaping the Future: Collaboration and Beyond
• Emphasizing the critical role of technology in enhancing government services
• Public and Private Sector Dynamics: Collaborative efforts for sustained innovation
• Future trajectory of the public sector in Manitoba: Experiences, challenges, and visions for driving innovation in Manitoba
Ryan Kuffner, President & CEO, Economic Development, Winnipeg
Kevin Kroeker, Assistant Deputy Minister (Executive Financial Officer), Manitoba Agriculture
Frankie Snider, Assistant Deputy Minister, Manitoba Indigenous Reconciliation
Brennan Manoakeesick, Director of Intergovernmental Relations, Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak
5:05 pm
Closing Remarks from the Chair, followed by networking reception