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Cameron Tonkinwise

From surviving to thriving: how I learnt to love Agile

Alicia Aitken, Head of Investment Management and Delivery, Group Strategy, ANZ

This is my story of learning to lead through change.
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Change can come without warning. Coping with a wholesale shift to Agile began as an exercise in surviving but rapidly turned to thriving by learning to love a new way of working.

This is my story of learning to lead through change.

Venkatesh Arunachalam
Amjad Sidqi

Digital Transformation: Why well-planned multi-year programs still fail! And what to do instead!

Venkatesh Arunachalam, Associate Director, VMware Tanzu Labs

Anu Pandey, Staff Consultant – Product Engineer/Manager, VMware

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In this talk, we’ll describe the path to stay clear of the common pitfalls and roadblocks and show you the simple, no-nonsense, buzzword-free way to build great software that delivers value without embarking on a massive program of work.
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Digital transformation is often a multi-year and multi-million-dollar journey for large enterprises. Adopting the ‘Agile way’ is no longer a question; it’s the norm. At Tanzu Labs, we recently concluded an engagement, where we advised a large Australian organisation against following their program plan. The transformation program had a valid business objective and the support of its executives. When we partnered with the customer, the program was already three years into its journey. Projects got delivered on time with cutting edge technologies, modern programming languages, and teams with the right skills. How did the organisation still end up sinking millions of dollars without any return on investment? What went wrong in the middle? How did the right objectives yield poor results?
Cameron Tonkinwise

People Over Process

Adam Boas, Head of Delivery – Platform Services, MYOB

Software, and ultimately business value for software company customers, is delivered by people.
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As Agile has increased its dominance as a software delivery methodology, it has grown tentacles into every part of software development companies, and many that have little or nothing to do with software. In some places, it has morphed from a simple set of principles and practices to a full blown process methodology. But it could be that companies have totally missed the point, focusing on making Agile into something familiar – and in some cases, completely at odds with what historically made it successful in the first place.

Perhaps process improvement and development methodologies are not what has made Agile such a success in improving outcomes for delivery teams and companies. Software, and ultimately business value for software company customers, is delivered by people. Those people are the most important factor in success for a product or a project. Not ideas, not tools, and certainly not processes. If this is true, perhaps we have been focusing on the wrong things – and changing the things we value and promote will deliver that increase in productivity that Agile promised – but for many companies, has failed.

Cameron Tonkinwise

Human values are mindblowing: What they are, why this matters, and how you can better harness and use them in life and work

Greta Bradman, Psychologist, Investor, Broadcaster & Wellbeing strategist

When I ask people, “what are human values?”; first up, I tend to get a response about what values do (e.g., “they provide a compass.. a North Star..”). Turns out, what values are isn’t talked about much, yet the answer to this question is hugely useful when harnessing and actioning values, individually or organisationally.
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From threat-based versus threat-free values (yep we all have both), to the importance of values diversity, to their explanatory power around interpersonal dynamics and differences in prioritisation during decision making, you will walk away with a deeper understanding of something often used yet superficially understood.

Following over a decade of research and practice, Greta shares the evidence-based “what” of values and gives you a front row seat to her process developed across countless values sessions with commercial companies, nfps, family offices, executives and clinical clients. Gain new insights and ‘how to-s’ around values and actioning them in decision making both as an individual and within the organisation. Information relevant for people leaders interested in leveling up people and culture, and for those asking the omnipotent questions of “I’ve parted ways with my authentic self and I want to find my way back!” and “I want to let go of other people’s ‘shoulds’ and do more with my one awesome life”.

Cameron Tonkinwise
Amjad Sidqi
Amjad Sidqi
Cameron Tonkinwise
Amjad Sidqi

Agile coaching – then, now & next

Chris Chan, Leadership and Organisational Coach, ANZ;
Jon Gedge, Organisational and Leadership Coach;
Katrina Kolt, Manager, Delivery Practices, IAG;
Alexandra Stokes, Founder, ReBoot Co.

Moderated by Sue Hogg, Program Delivery Consultant, Department of Customer Service for NSW, NSW Department of Customer Service

Part exploration of how Agile coaching has got to where it is today and part futurespective, we invite you to join the conversation alongside lively members of the Agile Australia community!
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The Agile Manifesto emerged 20 years ago, and Lyssa Adkins’ foundational text Coaching Agile Teams: A Companion for ScrumMasters, Agile Coaches, and Project Manager in Transition was published 10 years ago. What was Agile coaching like then? Where is it at now and how can we shape the practice into the future?

Join us for a panel with Chris Chan, Jon Gedge, Katrina Kolt and Alexandra Stokes who are paving the path for this profession and the vital role it plays in helping organisations succeed.

Cameron Tonkinwise
Amjad Sidqi
Cameron Tonkinwise
Amjad Sidqi

Lightening talk

Invigorate your thinking with these bite-sized, 5 minute talks!

Chris Chan:

Coaching for impact

Sam Evans:

Re-imagining Work Culture

Katrina Kolt:

What to do when you first meet the team you’re coaching

Brett Wakeman:

You can’t build a home using Agile… or can you?

Cameron Tonkinwise

Lessons on gaining exec buy-in from a CxO

Michael Fagan, Chief Transformation Officer, Village Roadshow

This talk won’t tell you “how to Agile”, but rather shine some light on how to make Agile relevant and sticky in the C-suite!.
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Hear from an experienced CIO/CTO as he gives some tips on what C-suite executives look out for in organisations on Agile journeys. You’ll learn tips on how to communicate to those on the Executive level about Agile, and common questions they might have.

This talk won’t tell you “how to Agile”, but rather shine some light on how to make Agile relevant and sticky in the C-suite!

For some background, Michael Fagan was previously CTO for Kmart group and drove a rapid adoption to AWS cloud certification for 100% of technology alongside a transformation to a scaled Agile way of working.

Cameron Tonkinwise

The Perspective Talk

Ben Crowe, Professional Mentor & Leadership Coach at MojoCrowe

Ben Crowe interweaves counter-intuitive principles and stories from his experience with some of the world’s most successful business leaders and athletes.
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These stories illustrate how a deep focus on Authenticity, Vulnerability & Connection can create not only an amazing culture and competitive advantage, but also help (corporate/student/professional) athletes find a whole new perspective on what it means to be a good human first and a great athlete* second.

*If you play, have fun and compete… you’re an athlete!

Cameron Tonkinwise

The biggest failure of my IT career

Anna Fiofilova, Engineering Manager, Square/Cash App

Everyone likes stories about success or at least the ones with happy endings. But the biggest lessons we learn from our failures.
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Come and hear a short funny story about the most embarrassing moment in my career. Be prepared to laugh, cringe and cry!
Cameron Tonkinwise

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Lean-Agile Leaders

Em Campbell-Pretty, Managing Director, Pretty Agile

The foundation of a Lean-Agile organisation is Lean-Agile leadership. This is all well and good but it often requires a significant cultural shift to become a reality.
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We know from Kotter’s Leading Change that to change the culture of the organisation we first have to change the habits of the organisation.

So what are the habits of effective Lean-Agile leaders? Join this session to explore the habits of effective Lean-Agile leaders, their origins in Lean/TPS/Japan and their application in today’s world.

Cameron Tonkinwise

Straight Talk

Adrian Fittolani, Head of Engineering & Delivery, Kmart

10 powerful tools and models for examining and explaining Agile in your organisation.
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Have you noticed lately that being an exponent of Agile often means being a defender of Agile?

To me, this is completely reasonable and points at this moment as a critical one in the history of the movement. 20 years after Snowbird, it falls to us to show that what we have built is more than a flim-flam show.

It might be that your house is in order and performing, but you can’t find the words or evidence. It might be that you really need to shape up. One thing’s certain though, barking words like “trust the teams” and “micro-management blah blah” alone will not (and should not) cut it.

  • What kind of an Agile environment do you have?
  • How does it operate?
  • How effective is it?
  • Why is it better than other ways of managing software delivery?

If you think you might struggle with these questions in a conversation with your CEO, Founder or investors then ask yourself another question.

  • How can I reasonably continue asking them to fund this system?

In this talk, I will share the 10 most useful tools and models (conceptual, statistical and visual) I have found over the last 15 years, for analysing Agile team environments and explaining them to others. Some I have borrowed, some I have built.

I don’t promise proof that Agile is a silver bullet for all industries’ problems, but I might be able to arm you with some devices and words that are helpful in explaining WTF we are all on about!

By the time we’re done, I believe you’ll have some useful new tools (and maybe even some new ideas) that you can use in your own work, to keep the Agile dream healthy and alive.

Cameron Tonkinwise
Amjad Sidqi

Governing with Agility

Phil Gadzinski, Global Head of CoEs, Bupa

Tony Ponton, Principal Consultant, Elabor8

Traditional Agile leadership and governance structures are specifically designed to help teams excel when they are co-located – what can you do when that’s not possible?
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Social distancing and lockdowns have forced an unexpected shift to remote working, and many businesses have been caught unprepared. While some had no remote working capability at all, others were able to successfully enable their whole company to work from home. However, once the initial shift was made, few have clear processes or procedures in place for how to work together remotely over a sustained amount of time. Traditional Agile leadership and governance structures are specifically designed to help teams excel when they are co-located, what can you do when that’s not possible?

As the ongoing impact of COVID-19 continues to emerge, organisations with Agile teams are among the best-positioned to succeed, given their ability to adapt to a rapidly changing business environment. With organisations focused on their ability to maintain profitability and survive, effectiveness and efficiency counts greatly. However, to sustain the effectiveness of their Agile teams, leaders must now overcome a new challenge. We need to collectively modernise how we govern our work for both the next normal and a sustained remote working context. “There ain’t no going back….”

Attend this interactive talk to learn:

  • The compelling need for Agility in governance
  • To traditional governance everything looks like a nail
  • What is Agile governance?
  • Transitioning from onsite to remote governance
  • Overview of the “Guiding Hand of Governance”:
    • Organisational Transparency
    • Work Patterns
    • Data based Decisioning
    • Humanistic Leadership
    • Deep Dive into Agile leadership
    • The Thumb – The Digital Obeya – tying it all together
  • Agile Works
  • The future of remote work – why it’s here to stay!
Cameron Tonkinwise
Stuart Knight

Empowering your teams through technology product ownership

Sarah Goldring, Director, IDEAology Consulting

Stephanie Stevenson, Head of Technology Production and Services, IAG

Reflecting on IAG’s journey of Technology Product Ownership adoption, including their approach and lessons learned.
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Sarah Goldring, NWoW Transformation Lead, IDEAology Consulting & Stephanie Stevenson, Head of Technology Production and Services, IAG.

Attend this talk to hear how to make it easier when dealing with a highly complex tech estate, aging technology, having to do more with less, and needing the customer to be at the center of everything we do.

Cameron Tonkinwise

Bringing Purpose to Life with OKRs

Ben Hogan, Consultant, Coach and Trainer, AgileBen

In this talk, Ben shares his experiences from introducing OKRs across 100 teams in a 1200-person publicly listed organisation in Berlin.
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On the surface, Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) appear to be a simple way to set goals and measure progress, however the real world application of OKRs (especially at scale) is filled with unexpected challenges and some surprising benefits. Adopting OKRs successfully requires supportive leadership, sophisticated change management, investment in learning and more time and patience than you might think.

In this talk Ben shares his experiences from introducing OKRs across 100 teams in a 1200 person publicly listed organisation in Berlin. He will share his hard-won lessons of what not to do, and outline a low risk way to evaluate OKRs in your organisation. Join this Circle to learn about getting executives onboard, learn why cascading OKRs can be a mistake, learn how to set up an OKR champions and training program and more.

Cameron Tonkinwise

Navigating human psychology for better business agility

Andrew Hobday, Principal, Technology Enablement, IAG

Achieving real agility and beyond involves understanding how the human mind works, and the interplay it has with agility’s critical elements.
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Are you wondering why an Agile transformation hasn’t worked? Why new ways of working were rejected or have fallen away? Are you involved in driving a ‘mindset shift’ to increase your organisation’s agility?

Achieving real agility and beyond, involves understanding how the human mind works, and the interplay it has with agility’s critical elements. A key part of this is recognising human biases in action, and having ways to overcome them.

Through his study and experience across human psychology and business agility, Andrew connects these two worlds for the audience, bringing them to life with relatable examples and stories. Human biases are explained and linked back to a practical model for business agility. Real-life strategies are discussed for disrupting and overcoming these human biases in ourselves and others.

For anyone looking for what can be done on an individual, team or organisational basis to take agility beyond the usual limits of the human mind, this is the session.

Key takeaways include:

  • Understanding the link between business agility and human psychology
  • Examples of how specific human biases undermine agility transformations and uplifts
  • Practical solutions to apply when overcoming the challenges of reaching agility and beyond
Cameron Tonkinwise

Trail-BLAZING Enterprise Agility at Bankwest

Sonia Knox, Executive Manager Agility and Ways of Working Bankwest

For those interested in Agile at scale transformations this session will provide an overview of the Bankwest Transformation journey itself, including pivots and adjustments along the way, the key models implemented and priority focus areas that taught over 1000 people a new way of working
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In 2017, Bankwest embarked on a Transformation to become a more Agile, responsive and customer centric organisation. In the current environment, this is more critical than ever. Hear the story of Bankwest’s Transformation journey from the very beginning to how the model has continued to iterate and improve.

For those interested in Agile at scale transformations this session will provide an overview of the Bankwest Transformation journey itself, including pivots and adjustments along the way, the key models implemented and priority focus areas that taught over 1000 people a new way of working and the lessons learned including key Enterprise Agile model data points that guided iteration and improvement to continually evolve and simplify how we create even better experiences for our customers.

Cameron Tonkinwise
Stuart Knight

Measuring enterprise agility and leadership through organisational psychology

Matthew Hodgson, CEO and Executive Agile Coach, Zen Ex Machina

Mia Horrigan, Enterprise Agile Coach and Partner for Digital Transformation, Program and Services Delivery, Zen Ex Machina

Sponsored session

This talk with enterprise Agile coaches Matthew Hodgson and Mia Horrigan will give you a playbook to truly measure and predict agility based on a data modelling approach:
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Numerous industry surveys have shown organisations receive a number of benefits from being Agile – improved ability to pivot, reduced costs, and improved delivery effectiveness. Unfortunately, the collection and analysis of empirical evidence is rarely conducted. Without robust empirical measures, many turn to the symbols they can see – measuring velocity, team happiness, and getting teams to “self-assess” their capability. While useful, self-assessments and surveys provide only a snapshot of what agile teams have done in the past. What, though, is needed to accurately predict the behaviours that will take Agile teams and programs to the next level?

This talk with enterprise Agile coaches Matthew Hodgson and Mia Horrigan will give you a playbook to truly measure and predict agility based on a data modelling approach:

  • The empirical evidence and data on what makes an enterprise Agile
  • How you measure an Agile culture from an organisational psychology perspective
  • The antecedents of Agile leadership
  • How to grow and sustain an Agile culture across the enterprise
Cameron Tonkinwise

Climate Change is the biggest problem that we have to solve, what can the tech community do?

Eytan Lenko, Chairperson, Beyond Zero Emissions

The impacts of climate change are scary and will affect us all. However, strong action presents an incredible opportunity to reshape our world and economy for the better.
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Eytan will present the case that digitisation and decarbonisation are interrelated and that the tech community has a key role to play in the transition to a thriving zero-emissions economy.
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When Agile is a stranger… Applying Agile to develop digital products in the construction sector

Pearl Li Ng, Digital Manager, Aurecon Creative Technology

This talk will explore the challenges, success stories, lessons learnt and best practices surrounding the application of Agile concepts in developing digital products within the construction sector.
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The construction industry is a major industry globally and accounts for more than 10% of global GDP. Despite that, the sector’s innovation, productivity and efficiency are lagging behind as compared to other economic sectors. The positive results observed through the application of Agile in other industries have encouraged construction project teams to explore the concepts of Agile to drive innovation. Not only did Agile methods originate from the IT industry, but digital technology itself has become a useful and necessary tool for many construction projects.
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Stuart Knight
Cameron Tonkinwise

Exploring future wellbeing

Jo Montanari, VP of Engineering, Forage;

Abena Ofori, Talent Community Lead, Who Gives a Crap;

Helen Souness CEO, RMIT Online;

Hear from those working towards individual, team and organisational wellbeing on how we can support happier, healthier and more meaningful work in a VUCA world.
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There is no one size fits all for wellbeing in the workplace, nor does any one person have all the answers! During this interactive panel, you’ll hear different perspectives and approaches that will be food for thought for anyone committed to making their workplaces a better place for all.
Cameron Tonkinwise

Strategy and Agile: BFF or Mortal Enemies?

Helen MacQueen, Head of Strategy & Delivery, Technology, Engineering and Data, Coles

Strategy is a Top-Down activity. Agile is a Bottom-up one. They both have highly opinionated adherents.
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They (can) both contribute to success or failure. As an adherent of both, I’m going to talk about the relationship between them, what causes bumps and tussles, and how to ensure that they play nicely together. There may be some metaphors.
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Outgrowing the PO role @ Spotify

Brendan Marsh, Agile, Product & Organisational Coach @ Organa

Why the PO role must transcend its humble Agile beginnings
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I tell the story of my journey from being a tactically minded PO, eventually landing the role at Spotify, to becoming a Product Manager and realising how much I didn’t know about leading a product. It’s also about how Spotify changed the role from PO to PM in order to push the notion that PMs should focus more on product strategy.
Cameron Tonkinwise

My Big Fat Agile Wedding

Lucy Munanto, Business Analyst & Delivery Practice Lead, Lexicon Digital

Here is a post-mortem retrospective of My Big Fat Agile wedding; a story about a group of frustrated stakeholders in their journey to planning a dinner banquet for 300 people.
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Once upon a time, I met and fell in love with a handsome young Business lecturer. Recently, we got married. Wedding planning was one of the most grueling experiences I’ve ever been through, and I’ve been through a couple of rough digital transformation projects! Even though we used Agile methods during our year of wedding planning, it turns out we fell into many of the same project pitfalls that teams fall into during their Agile journey.
Cameron Tonkinwise

Tech for people, not users, and the role of human rights in technology

Lizzie O’Shea, Lawyer, writer & digital rights advocate

When we talk about good tech, we think about technology working well, tech that is compliant with our legal obligations and collective objectives as an organisation. We imagine technology working as intended.
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On the other hand, there is the idea of hostile tech, which makes us think of protecting innocent users from criminals and other nefarious actors, from unintended users of technology – but there’s more to it than that. Hear from author Lizzie O’Shea on how we can avoid ending up being complicit in the creation of hostile tech by taking a human rights approach.
Cameron Tonkinwise

Can we really be Agile while working remotely?

Dipesh Pala, Agile Capability Leader – Asia Pacific, IBM

Are the Agile values and principles from the 20-year-old Agile Manifesto still conducive to today’s remote ways of working?
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We need to recognise that while new technologies bring some consolation for overcoming the challenges of remote working, the real secret to success is hidden in the cultural shift. The highest performing teams have one thing in common – psychological safety. Leaders who focus on providing psychological safety in a remote workforce culture are helping their employees be the best versions of themselves, both physically and mentally.

Drawing upon more than a decade of working with remote teams, Dipesh explores these notions and provides clear guidelines, organised around seven key areas that will be useful for any organisation wanting to unleash the full potential of their remote teams. If you are an Executive or a Leader of Agile teams working remotely, this session will provide clear implications for where to focus your efforts to create a collaborative environment, in which every team member can thrive.

Cameron Tonkinwise
Stuart Knight

Open Universities Australia gets educated… in Agile WoW!

Anand Rego & David Tran, Agile Coach, Open Universities Australia

In this engaging and thought-provoking presentation, Anand and David tell the story of the journey of the Student Advisory team at Open Universities Australia (OUA).
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An education business getting itself educated. A bit ironic, right?

If you’ve worked in a Contact Centre, or know someone who does, you’d know the daily struggles they face. Staff with stiff targets, trying to get a ‘sale at any cost’, often ignoring the real needs of their customers.

Yes. Well-defined procedures, good Knowledge Management, Telephony and Customer Relationship Management systems may exist. Yet, the ‘traditional’ approaches often create ‘micromanaged’ environments of frustrated leaders and staff. Most teams yearn for a better work culture, that could make it easier for them to provide a better Customer Xperience!

In this engaging and thought-provoking presentation, Anand and David tell the story of the journey of the Student Advisory team at Open Universities Australia (OUA). They share how the team successfully transformed its culture by embedding an Agile mindset, which led to:

  • Continuous learning, unlearning, and adapting v/s traditional approaches
  • Simplified sub-systems across recruitment, remuneration, IT projects, etc.
  • Highly empowered leadership, team engagement and collaboration
  • Improved Customer Experience, Employee Experience and Financial Results, turning around a 5-year decline into 3+ years of new student growth

They had many challenges along the way (and still have a few!). But, the team has found a better WoW (Way of Working) and continues to raise the bar in their ongoing journey. As Anand shares his leadership vision and David shares his 360-degree experience of starting out as a Student Advisor, became a Team Leader and is now an amazing Agile Coach, we hope you’ll gain a few good ideas to help you in your own journey.

Cameron Tonkinwise

From legacy to legendary

Chris Rock, Acting Assistant Commissioner, EST Indirect Tax, Enterprise Tax & Super Systems, ATO

Join Chris Rock to hear a reflection of the ATO’s transformational journey from a 30+ year old legacy mainframe accounting solution to a contemporary enterprise platform and how this enabled the ATO to deliver the Federal Government’s Stimulus agenda.
Cameron Tonkinwise

Introduction to Machine Learning

Jack Rust, Product Manager, PaperCut

Regardless of your role, you’re bound to cross paths with Machine Learning at some point in your career; whether it’s a marketing play, a shift in strategic focus, or if you’re just looking for an advantage in the work Footy Tipping comp.
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Like any tool, the better you understand how it works, the better-equipped you will be to make effective use of it. The goal of this talk is to give you that understanding.

No experience with Machine Learning, Software Development, or Maths is required! We’ll learn what Artificial Neural Networks are, how they work, and the importance of good data.

By the end of the session, you should feel confident enough with the inner workings of Artificial Neural Networks to recognise opportunities for their use, identify risks in implementation, and bore friends and family at your next BBQ.

Cameron Tonkinwise

Hooked! Connect, Engage and Inspire with Storytelling

Yamini Naidu CSP, Business storyteller

Isn’t it always the story, the anecdote, the example that you remember long after the event?
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Stories and storytelling can inspire people where bullet points may not. Isn’t it always the story, the anecdote, the example that you remember long after the event?

Business storytelling is storytelling with a purpose and for results. Whatever you are trying to do in business – leading people, managing change, or building your career – storytelling can help you do it better…that’s a guarantee.

In this power packed session you will:

  • Discover business storytelling
  • Explore the use of storytelling
  • Identify storytelling applications in your context
Stephen Parnis

Things that matter

Stephen Parnis, Consultant Emergency Physician

In this talk, Stephen Parnis will share his personal story as a frontline health care worker and the impact COVID-19 had on his world. He will shed some light on some things that help and some things that don’t when teams, leaders and workplaces are faced with overwhelming uncertainty and adversity.
Stephen Parnis

Agility at a new level in the post-COVID world

Bernard Salt, Columnist, speaker, business advisor and media commentator

The next five years to 2026 is not for the faint-hearted. It’s for those who grasp the significance of the times, who are bold and ambitious for their country, and who want to be part of the brave new post-COVID world.
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In this session, Bernard Salt AM will assemble the latest data, cite relevant benchmarks and give live examples of how the Australian workforce, consumer and business community is being transformed by the pandemic. New ways of working. New business models. New consumer preferences. The next five years to 2026 is not for the faint-hearted. It’s for those who grasp the significance of the times, who are bold and ambitious for their country, and who want to be part of the brave new post-COVID world. Bernard will show which jobs, which parts of the country, which demographic cohort can be expected to be on the rise in the near term future. The common denominator behind the new drivers of success will be adaptability and agility. The future belongs to those whose skills fit into the new way of living, working and doing business. Don’t miss this compelling and eye-opening session!
Stephen Parnis

Accelerate Test Automation with smarter solutions in today’s Agile/DevOps environment

Ramanandh Sankaralingam, Chief Technologist – DevOps & IT Operations Management at Micro Focus

Sponsored session

When it comes to building and delivering better software faster, organisations can no longer choose between speed and quality if they expect to remain competitive in today’s Agile/DevOps environment.
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In this talk about accelerating software delivery and test automation, Ram Sankaralingam will demonstrate how you could:

  • Adopt a Continuous testing approach to eradicate testing bottlenecks and thereby speeding application delivery.
  • Leverage Artificial Intelligence to reduce test creation time, boost test coverage, increase resiliency of testing assets, and cut down on test maintenance efforts.
  • Enhance Software quality with a Shift Left & Model based testing approach.
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