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FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING WITH THE INDONESIA’S MOST INNOVATIVE AGENCIES

15 May 2013 • Shangri-La Jakarta, Indonesiawww.futuregov.asia/indonesia

5th

ANNUAL

EVENT

STAND A CHANCE TO WIN

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Simultaneous Translation between Bahasa Indonesia and English

DRA. SRI HARTATI

Head of Centre for Financial Information

System and Technology, Ministry of Finance

Indonesia

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Last Updated: 21 March 2013 1:29 PM

DR IR. BASUKI YUSUF ISKANDAR

Secretary General, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology,

Indonesia

PROF. AINUN NA’IM, PH.D

Secretary General, Ministry of Education and Culture,

Indonesia

DR IR. ASHWIN SASONGKO

Director General, Ministry of Communication and Information Technology,

Indonesia

PROF. ZAINAL A HASIBUAN

Executive Vice Chairman, National ICT Council

(DETIKNAS), Indonesia

DR. IR. BIMA HARIA WIBISANA MSIS

Vice Chairman, National Civil Service Agency,

Indonesia

IR. DUDY SAEFUDIN SULAIMAN M.ENG.

Deputy Chairman, Statistic Indonesia

DR ANDI EKA SAKYA

Executive Secretary, The Agency for Meteorology,

Climatology and Geophysics, Indonesia

MICHAEL MUDD

Secretary General, Asia Pacifi c, The Open

Computing Alliance, Hong Kong

GEOFFREY DENGATE

IT Consultant, Queensland Cyber Infrastructure

Foundation, Australia

Partner Associate Sponsors Supported by

KEMENTERIAN KOMUNIKASI DAN INFORMATIKAREPUBLIK INDONESIA

Exhibitor

Technology Passport Sponsor

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Conference: 15 May 2013Workshop - Leveraging the New GIS App Economy: 16 May 2013

Shangri-La Jakarta, Indonesia

www.futuregov.asia/indonesia

CLOUDY – SECURE – BIG

Our 5th annual FutureGov conference in Indonesia is the key gathering point for Indonesian top-level public servants to meet with their international counterparts from Malaysia and Australia to discuss fresh approaches to government modernisation – and fi nd answers to common challenges, such as:

Government analytic: How can you benefi t from the rise of the executive dashboard and real time feedback?

Data centre & data recovery centre: What are the available solutions for protecting high-value data centre resources and how can you create a robust disaster recovery plan

Cloud: How will cloud computing and data centre consolidation improve the performance of government departments?

Information security: The next generation of e-government services will be mobile - but will they be secure?

OVERVIEW

KEY FOCUS

Last year more than 150 senior public administrators and industry thought-leaders attended in order to learn the latest developments of e-government and public sector reform in Indonesia as well as internationally. Join us to understand how ICT will reshape Indonesia’s public sector!

You will like this Forum because there will be:

Networking opportunities to meet the international government experts from Australia, Hong Kong, and Malaysia

Panel Discussions allows top-level discussion among peers

Policy makers explaining key government IT programmes and how it affects your department

Latest technology from around the world – see what technologies governments are adopting in Indonesia,ASEAN and around the world

Hands-on workshop on cloud computing, government analytics and information security

Dr Ir. Basuki Yusuf Iskandar presenting at FutureGov Forum Indonesia 2012

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Overview 2

FutureGov Awards Indonesia 3

Speakers Include 4

Conference Agenda 6

Deep Dive Training 8

Registration Form 9

CONTENTS Click the heading to navigate to the section

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GOVERNMENT ORGANISATION OF THE YEARRecognising excellence in public administration – at central, state, local or city government level.

EDUCATION ORGANISATION OF THE YEARRecognising excellence in education administration.

HEALTHCARE ORGANISATION OF THE YEARRecognising excellence in hospital administration.

PROCUREMENT PROGRAMME OF THE YEARRecognising the programme that creates an effi cient, transparent and effective eProcurement platform.

CIO OF THE YEARRecognising the CIO, or equivalent, who is leading the charge to modernise their organisation.

BEST MOBILE APPRecognising excellence in a G2G, G2B or G2C mobile application.

TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIPRecognising vision and project management excellence in technology deployment.

SERVICE INNOVATIONRecognising excellence in providing a new and valuable government-to-citizen or government-to-business service.

E-GOVERNMENTRecognising vision, innovation and project management excellence in electronic government services.

INFORMATION MANAGEMENTRecognising excellence in the effi cient capture, storage and distribution of citizen information.

www.futuregov.asia/awards/indonesia

For over seven years government, education and healthcare organisations from across the region have been recognised for their successful modernisation - the FutureGov Awards have now become the biggest celebration of public sector excellence in Asia Pacifi c. This year’s FutureGov Awards Indonesia are an offshoot of these longstanding FutureGov Awards, enabling the judges to highlight a broader range of deserving agencies in Indonesia.

Judged by the Editors of FutureGov magazine, the winners in this year’s FutureGov Awards Indonesia were drawn from across Indonesia’s public sector in the following categories.

FUTUREGOV AWARDS INDONESIA

Winners of the FutureGov Awards 2012

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SPEAKERS INCLUDE

Learn more about the priorities of KOMINFO to develop effective ICT policies for Indonesian

government organisations as the FutureGov Forum Indonesia conference focuses on the importance of

Data Centre Consolidation, Disaster Recovery Centres and Information Security.


Secretary General

Ministry of Communication and Information, Indonesia

OPENING KEYNOTE

Cyber attacks and cyber crime are increasing for all Indonesian government organisations.

Learn more about the importance of Information Security in Indonesia’s public sector - and how

KOMINFO’s new Information Security policies will affect your department.

DR IR ASHWIN SASONGKO

Director General

Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Indonesia

INFORMATION SECURITY

With responsibility for over 230,000 schools and other education institutions, learn more

about the Ministry of Education and Culture’s success in implementing modern IT governance

across Indonesia.

PROF. AINUN NA’IM,MBA, PH.D

Secretary General

Ministry of Education & Culture, Indonesia

IT GOVERNANCE

How should government best meet the challenge of ‘Big Data’?

The centralised management of government information can lead to more effective analysis and

policy planning for government departments. Learn more about the plans to develop the Government Integrated

Data Centre (GIDC) using a datawarehouse approach to store data from central and regional

government agencies.


Executive Vice Chairman

National ICT Council, Indonesia

GOVERNMENT INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE

What is the future of your data centre? Learn more about the impact of cloud computing on

your data centre infrastructure - and on the issues you need to focus on before using cloud computing:

security, data ownership and data sovereignty.

GEOFFREY DENGATE

ICT Consultant

Queensland Cyber Infrastructure Foundation, Australia

GOVERNMENT CLOUD

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SPEAKERS INCLUDE

A packed conference room at FutureGov Forum Indonesia 2012

“ FutureGov Forum Indonesia was an interesting event due to lots of top level speakers, and participants who are the key offi cials from government organisations. With the conference happening every year, I believe that the knowledge of how to run the public sector in Indonesia will increase.”

Rudy M. HarahapHead of Information System Development Division, Finance and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP)

What have been the challenges of building a new Data Centre and Disaster Recovery

Centre? How do you consolidate your Data Centres without disrupting services for users? Is your Data Centre secure? Find answers to these questions in the experience of BMKG in our Data Centres Panel

Discussion.

DR ANDI EKA SAKYA

Executive Secretary

The Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics, Indonesia

DATA CENTRE & DISASTER RECOVERY

How secure is the cloud - and what can government departments do to use cloud

computing safely? Learn more about the best practices of government cloud services from around

Asia Pacifi c and the rest of the world.

MICHAEL MUDD

Secretary General

Open Computing Alliance, Hong Kong

GOVERNMENT CLOUD

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8.00 am

Registration and Morning Refreshment

8.50 am

Chairman’s Address

9.00 am

Live Audience Response

9.05 am

VIP Welcome Address

9.15 am

Keynote Presentation

IT GOVERNANCE: CASE STUDY ON EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN INDONESIA

9.35 am


9.40 am

Case Study

10.00 am

Morning Networking Break

11.00 am

Case Study

11.20 am

Keynote presentation

DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNMENT INTEGRATED DATA CENTRE

Using the “Data Warehouse Approach“ to consolidate government data

How to centralise data across central and regional agencies

The benefi t of a Government Integrated Data Centre

Next step: identifying pattern and big data analytics

11.40 am


11.45 am

Case Study

12.05 pm

Networking Luncheon

1.05 pm

Keynote Presentation

IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION SECURITY

1.25 pm

Case Study

1.45 pm


1.50 pm

International Keynote Presentation

CYBERSECURITY

2.10 pm

Case Study

2.30 pm

International Keynote Presentation

GOVERNMENT CLOUD

How to maximise use of the Cloud

Cost savings through reduced need for Data Centres, system administrators, power, etc

Addressing concerns around security, data privacy, legal

CONFERENCE AGENDA: WEDNESDAY 15TH MAY 2013

CHRIS WHITE

Conference Director

FutureGov Asia Pacifi c


Secretary General

Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Indonesia

PROF. AINUN NA’IM,MBA, PH.D

Secretary General

Ministry of Education and Culture, Indonesia




DR IR. ASHWIN SASONGKO

Director General

Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, Indonesia

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jurisdiction, data ownership

Case Study from the Queensland government and universities

2.50 pm

Afternoon Networking Break

3.20 pm


3.25 pm

Panel Discussion

DATA CENTRE & DISASTER RECOVERY CENTRE

How should a government agency respond if its Data Centre is immobilised in a natural disaster?

Creating a robust disaster recovery plan

Moderator

Panellists

3.55 pm

Case Study

4.15 pm


4.20 pm

Case Study

4.40 pm

FUTUREGOV AWARDS CEREMONY

4.50 pm

Chairman’s Closing Remarks

CONFERENCE AGENDA: WEDNESDAY 15TH MAY 2013

“ I am very pleased with FutureGov Forum Indonesia. Sharing the experience of technology development [means] our offi cials are more open to positive insights about the future form of government.”

Bambang Dwi AnggonoHead of Program Plan, Ministry of Communication and Information

Tech, Indonesia

GEOFFREY DENGATE

IT Consultant


DR ANDI EKA SAKYA

Executive Secretary

The Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics, Indonesia

JAMES SMITH

Managing Editor

FutureGov Asia Pacifi c

GEOFFREY DENGATE

IT Consultant





Full house at the FutureGov Forum Indonesia 2012

“ FutureGov is an oasis of new ideas, new insight, spirit, and energy to look forward about how government can improve their performance. I hope I will always be able to join FutureGov activities.”

Prof. Ir. Zainal A. HasibuanVice Executive Chairman, Indonesia ICT Council (DETIKNAS), Indonesia

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WORKSHOP - LEVERAGING THE NEW GIS APP ECONOMY: 16 MAY 2013

How do today’s government offi cials create an environment in which citizens once again look toward government for leadership? The solution lies in the new app and social media economies coupled with geographic information system (GIS) technology, for the following reasons:

Mapcentric apps provide a comforting context in which to communicate government activities.

A range of apps can address diverse community needs and interests.

A “storefront” approach encourages community networks.

Public-private collaboration leads to innovative app development.

Creating a single Internet destination keeps it simple.

Who should attend

Elected offi cials, programme managers, and information system professionals who are seeking strategies for developing engaging, meaningful citizen engagement applications and activities using the new app economy, social media, and GIS will fi nd this series helpful.

Why you should attend

Drawing from research, case studies, and live demonstrations, attendees will learn the fundamentals of building strong community networks through citizen engagement apps.

What you will learn

Attendees will learn strategies and techniques for using mapcentric apps to increase citizen engagement.

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