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Major investments in housing, energy, transportation, climate resilience, and digital government are raising the stakes for public sector delivery. Enhance your strategy with approaches to:

• Perfect your data platforms to improve visibility across large, complex investment portfolios.
• Master predictive analytics for infrastructure performance, maintenance, and risk.
• Heighten your decision-making across delivery, policy, and accountability.
• Amplify digital capabilities that support long-term national resilience and productivity.

Use data and analytics to manage your infrastructure investment more intelligently, transparently, and effectively.

Governments cannot deliver on their data and AI ambitions through specialist teams alone. Data literacy needs to reach your entire workforce. Walk away with practical skills to:

• Transform data capability gaps across functions, levels, and business units.
• Perfect training and enablement models.
• Bolster confidence in using data and AI tools responsibly.
• Excel momentum for a more data-driven culture.

Equip more of your workforce to engage confidently with data and AI in practical, responsible ways.

Share common challenges and best practices with your peers in a topic-focused discussion. Walk away with strategies to:

• Advance AI in Government: Moving from pilots to production.
• Master Data Ecosystems & Intergovernmental Collaboration: Building data-sharing capability.
• Amplify Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Supporting ethical governance and OCAP-aligned practices.
• Enhance Privacy Engineering & Digital Trust: Enabling secure and scalable data.
• Enrich Real-Time Government Data: Turn live data into operational awareness.

Leave with peer-tested ideas, practical contacts, and sharper insight into the choices shaping data and AI across government.

Large-scale infrastructure programs generate huge volumes of operational, financial, and delivery data — but too often they still rely on fragmented reporting. Transform how public sector teams can use integrated platforms and predictive analytics. Walk away with strategies to:

• Enhance visibility across projects, performance, budgets, and delivery.
• Adapt predictive techniques to identify risk, delay, and operational issues.
• Improve coordination across agencies, delivery partners, and leadership teams.
• Bolster infrastructure analytics more clearly.

Strengthen oversight of complex public investment by turning your fragmented project data into actionable intelligence.

Municipal organizations sit closest to residents, yet their data is often structured around departments rather than citizen journeys. Achieve a step-by-step action plan to:

• Perfect services around the needs of residents.
• Enhance operational, service, and community data to help with decision-making.
• Amplify more equitable and targeted interventions.
• Bolster shared platforms to improve both service design and internal coordination.

Build municipal data capability that strengthens service design, equity, and resident experience.

TransLink’s migration to the cloud has reshaped how data is accessed, governed, and leveraged across the organization. Leave with a blueprint on how to:

• Optimize a migration strategy that balances modernization with operational continuity.
• Perfect a culture of adaptability where teams can thrive together in the cloud era.
• Heighten your efforts to prepare for the next wave of change.

Migration is not a finish line — it’s the start of a more agile, insight-driven enterprise.

Government depends on more than interoperability — it also requires trust between institutions, clear governance, and repeatable models for sharing data safely. Source practical tips to:

• Eliminate barriers to collaboration created by policy, culture, and legacy operating models.
• Perfect governance patterns that support secure, repeatable data sharing.
• Adapt from isolated bilateral exchanges to a connected public data ecosystem.

Develop practical ideas for making cross-government collaboration more durable, secure, and effective.

Municipal leaders know the challenge is not just technical. Departmental incentives, legacy processes, resource constraints, and local politics can all stand in the way of integrated data use. Enhance your playbook with tactics to:

• Eliminate local governance, ownership, and accountability barriers to sharing data.
• Bolster internal coalitions that support coordinated delivery.
• Perfect practical standards and operating models.
• Advance interoperability without waiting for perfect systems or perfect conditions.

Break down the cultural and structural barriers that keep municipal data siloed.

Review the key solutions and takeaways from the conference. Source a summary of action points to implement in your work.