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Slide 1: National ICT Conference 2009 9-11 June 2009 Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC) Connected Government For 1Malaysia ubiquitous reliable trusted consistent hassle free Jointly organised by: In collaboration with: In support of:
Slide 2: DAY   9 JUNE 2009, Tuesday 0800am 0900am Arrival of Participants and Registration SESSION 1: PLENARY 1   Global Trends & Best Practices in Implementing a Connected Government oks A Connected Government has become the prerequisite for governments to effectively reach the citizen. This session looks e at the current trends and best practices in implementing a connected government to seamlessly deliver services to the people and the importance of a partnership between the government and businesses in achieving this. by Frost & Sullivan 0945am SESSION 2: PANEL DISCUSSION 1 The Journey Continues: From e-Government to c-Government ch As Malaysia heads towards becoming a knowledge-based economy in 2020, it introduces e-government initiatives which ivered began with the creation of the MSC Malaysia in 1996. The intent is to transform the way in which public services are delivered enges, enges and the fundamental relationship between government and citizen. In addition to its share of achievements and challenges, there is a need to enhance public service delivery towards one which transcends boundaries by providing ubiquitous, reliable, trusted, consistent and hassle free service, through a “connected government”. Panelists: e-Government: The Malaysian Experience Y.Bhg. Dato’ Normah Md Yusof, Director General, MAMPU MSC Malaysia: Paving the Way Y.Bhg. Dato’ Badlisham Ghazali, Chief Executive Officer, MDeC Moderator: Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Ambrin Buang, Auditor General of Malaysia 1030am 1100am Morning Break SESSION 3: PARALLEL 1 People First - Providing Ease & Convenience for All This session will discuss Government and key organisations’ experience, challenges & approach in implementing online service delivery through process optimisation and change management resulting in convenience to end users Speakers: e-Filing Pays Y.Bhg. Dato’ Hasmah Abdullah, Chief Executive Officer, Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) Delivering Performance for the Community Y.Bhg. Datuk Arpah Abd. Razak, Director General, Department of Local Government (JKT) Transparency in Government Procurement Y.Bhg. Datuk Azizan Ayub, Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director, Commerce Dot Com Moderator: Y.Bhg. Dato’ Zalekha Hassan, Deputy Secretary General (Management), Ministry of Finance The Key Enablers for a Transformed Service This session focuses on the critical environment that will enable the transformation or enhancement of service delivery towards realising the connected government. Speakers: Achieving Data Consolidation: Whose Data Is It Anyway? Mr. Lalit Gupta, Vice President, Industry Business Unit, Public Sector Education, Oracle Asia Pacific & Japan Connectivity for Economic Competitiveness Mr. Ahmad Azhar Yahaya, Programme Director, High Speed Broadband (HSBB) Project, Telekom Berhad Building the Empowered Team Dr. Azizah Abd Manan, Deputy Director (ICT), INTAN Moderator: En. Rodzlan Akib Abu Bakar, Chief Operating Officer, SAPURA 1230pm 0215pm Luncheon Talk SESSION 4: PANEL DISCUSSION 2 Achieving Secured Services This session will discuss security issues and challenges in implementing a connected government. Minimising Security Risk: How Safe is “Safe”? Lt. Col. (R) Hussin Jazeri, Chief Executive Officer, Cybersecurity Malaysia Trust and Governance in an Interconnected World En. Ami Azrul Abdullah, Chief Technology Officer, DigiCert Moderator: Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) 0315pm Opening Ceremony Opening Address Y.Bhg. Dato’ Dr. Muhamad Hamzah, Director of INTAN Keynote Address Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Mohd Sidek bin Hj. Hassan, Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia 0430pm Exhibition Guided Tour Tea and Networking - End of Day 1 P PARALLEL 1 L Session 3B Session 3A PROGRAMME RAMM 1
Slide 3: DAY 10 JUNE 2009, Wednesday   0900am   SESSION 5 - PLENARY 2 Success Story in Connected Government This session will focus on real life experience of countries in implementing their version of a connected government and will d provide participants with the best practices and lessons learnt. by Ministry of Public Administration and Security, Korea (MOPAS) 0945am SESSION 6 - PLENARY 3 Innovation in a Connected Government Connected government initiatives have been rolled out in many developed and developing countries. As Malaysia embarks barks into the journey of delivering ubiquitous, trusted, consistent and hassle free service, it should adopt best practices and minimise pitfalls. This session will share examples of successful models and implementation methods around the globe. e. Mr. Philip Thrush, Global Business Services Leader, IBM Malaysia 1030am 1100am Morning Break     SESSION 7 - PANEL DISCUSSION 3 Enhancing Service Delivery for Global Competitiveness In today’s challenging world, one differentiating factor of a nation’s competitiveness is service delivery. Malaysia needs to project itself to be at the forefront in facilitating businesses to operate and providing a conducive environment for the growth of foreign and domestic investments. Panelists: Simplifying Processes to Facilitate Business Y.Bhg. Tan Sri G. Gnanalingam, Chief Executive Officer, Westports Malaysia Bringing the World to You: Dare to be Different! En. Azran Osman Rani, Chief Executive Officer, Air Asia X Moderator: Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Dato' Dr. Muhammad Rais Abdul Karim, Chairman, Malaysian Qualifications Agency, Ministry of Higher Education 1230pm 0215pm Luncheon Talk SESSION 8: PARALLEL 2 Connected Communities Connecting the communities is an important element of a connected government. It promotes digital inclusion of the Rakyat from various levels and requires the provision of appropriate channels/platforms (infrastructure and hardwares). Putting in the right content in these channels is equally critical in ensuring a continuous and positive engagement between communities and the public sector. This session looks at how the existing and future initiatives can be maximised to enhance community engagement with the government. Speakers: Empowering Rural Communities Assoc. Prof. Datin Dr. Norizan Abdul Razak, Head, E-Community Research Centre, Fac. of Social Science & Humanities, UKM Connecting Communities Mr. James S.L. Yong, Director, Public Sector Programs (ASEAN), CISCO Systems Connecting Communities Through a Single ID Mr. Ronald Saade, Chief Operating Officer, IRIS Corporation Sdn. Bhd. Connecting Citizens to Health Care Providers Dr. Mokhtar Mohd Yusof, Under Secretary, IT Management Division, Ministry of Health Moderator: Y.M. Dato’ Dr. Raja Malik Raja Mohamed, President, Malaysian National Computer Confederation (MNCC) Government 2.0: The Inevitable Path Adopting an online collaborative approach supported by Web 2.0 technologies and culture within the public sector will link people together, to collaborate and provide information, creating therefore an unprecedented impact on the way the government work. This session discusses how this phenomenon can reinvent the way the government develops policy, and partners across institutional boundaries, and how to better engage and serve their constituents. Speakers: Gov 2.0: Empowering the People Mr. Jonathan Kestenbaum, Chief Executive Officer, National Endowment for Science Technology & the Arts (NESTA), UK Adoption Strategies for Gov 2.0 En. Asyraf Abdul Rahman, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Consoci8 Prospects and Challenges of Collaborative Approach Mr. James Smith, Managing Director, FutureGov Singapore Open Innovation @ the Government En. Ashran Ghazi, President, New Entrepreneur Forum (NEF) Moderator: En. Roslan Bakri Zakaria, General Manager, Technopreneur Development, MDeC PARAL LLEL 2   0430pm Session 8B Session 8A Tea and Networking - End of Day 2 PROGRAMME RAMM 2
Slide 4: DAY 11 JUNE 2009, Thursday   0915am   SESSION 9 - PLENARY 4 Connected Government: Strategies and Action Plans This session will provide participants with the opportunity to learn of the latest strategies and action plans that the Government has outlined in realising the connected government concept. Dr. Nor Aliah Zahri, Deputy Director General (ICT), MAMPU 1000am 1030am Morning Break   SESSION 10 - EXECUTIVE DISCOURSE Making it a Reality! Critical issues affecting the realisation of a connected government will be discussed during this session by prominent representatives of top organisations who will approach this topic from different angles and yet come up with concerted d recommendations. Panelists: Malaysia’s ICT Agenda: The Direction Dr. Raslan Ahmad, Under Secretary, ICT Policy, MOSTI Connected Government: Enhancing Public and Private Partnership Mr. David Wong, Chairman, PIKOM MSC Malaysia 2.0: Accelerating the Economic Growth Y.Bhg. Dato’ Dan E. Khoo, Vice President, MDeC Moderator: Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Ismail Adam, Director General of Public Service Malaysia 1215pm CLOSING REMARKS Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Ismail Adam, Director General of Public Service Malaysia 1230pm Lunch and End of Conference *The programme is correct at the time of printing. The organisers reserve the right to amend the programme based on current circumstances. CONFERENCE OVERVIEW This conference aims at providing a platform for the public and private sectors to seek solutions and strategies in formulating a Connected Government. It is thus hoped that the service delivery systems are strengthened through services that transcend boundaries and services that are ubiquitous, reliable, trusted, consistent and hassle free. This conference will gather the Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), Chief Information Officers (CIOs) and IT Managers from the public and private sectors. The theme of the conference is “Connected Government For 1 Malaysia”. The theme is chosen in line with government’s continuous efforts to enhance the effectiveness of the service delivery systems across all agencies. This event is jointly organised by National Institute of Public Administration (INTAN) with the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) and in collaboration with the Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU). A CONNECTED GOVERNMENT ...is one whose service delivery transcends boundaries providing ubiquitous, reliable, secured, consistent and hassle free services. PROGRAMME GRAMM R 3
Slide 5: Mr. David Wong Mr. Ronald Saade Ministry of Public Administration and Security, Korea (MOPAS) IBM Corporation Frost & Sullivan FutureGov Singapore Oracle CISCO National Endowment for Science Technology & the Arts (NESTA) UK Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation (MOSTI) National Institute of Public Administration Malaysia (INTAN) Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) Ministry of Health (MOH) Ministry of Housing & Local Government Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) New Entrepreneur Forum (NEF) West Port Malaysia Cybersecurity Consoci8 Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) National University of Malaysia (UKM) TM Berhad Air Asia X Commerce dot Com PIKOM IRIS Corporation DigiCERT
Slide 6: National ICT Conference 2009 9-11 June 2009 Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC) REGISTRATION FORM / DETAILS CONTACT INFORMATION Contact Person________________________________________________________________________ Job Title/Position ______________________________________________________________________ FULL Organisation Name _______________________________________________________________ Address _____________________________________________________________________________ Postcode ____________________________ Country________________________________ Telephone ___________________________ Fax____________________________________ Mobile ______________________________ E-Mail _________________________________ Company Web URL ____________________________________________________________________ PLEASE NOMINATE YOUR DELEGATES DELEGATE 1: Name ____________________________________________________________________________ Job Title ___________________________________________ Fax _____________________________ Telephone __________________________________________ E-Mail __________________________ Mobile _____________________________________________ DELEGATE 2: Name ____________________________________________________________________________ Job Title ___________________________________________ Fax _____________________________ Telephone __________________________________________ E-Mail __________________________ Mobile _____________________________________________ FEE AND PAYMENT DETAILS Participation fee : RM 500/pax For Public Sector: All Payment must be in Local Order (LO) made payable to: “PENGARAH INTAN” For Private Sector: All Payment must be in Bank Cheque / Bank Draft / Cashiers Cheque, made payable to: “MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SDN. BHD” Fee & Package fee excludes bank charges All bank charges are to be borne by the participants CONFIRMATION OF BOOKING For Public Sector: National Institute of Public Administration (INTAN) INTAN Main Campus, Jalan Bukit Kiara, 50480 Kuala Lumpur Attention Tel Fax Email : NICT Secretariat, IMATEC : 603-2084 7737/7729/7723/7703 : 603-2084 7700 : secretariatNICT@intanbk.intan.my For Private Sector: Multimedia Development Corporation Sdn. Bhd. MSC Malaysia Headquarters 2360 Persiaran APEC, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor Attention Tel Tel Fax Email : MSC Malaysia Client Contact Centre (CliC) : 1-800-88-8338 (within Malaysia) : 603-8315 3000 (outside Malaysia) : 603- 8315 3115 : clic@mdec.com.my SUBSTITUTION / CANCELLATION A refund minus a service charge of 10% will be levied for cancellations received in WRITING by 1st JUNE 2009. No refund can be made for cancellation received after 1st JUNE 2009. Substitutions are allowed for registered delegate. All payments must be made prior to or by 25th MAY 2009. The organisers reserve the right to make any amendments and/or changes to the programme if warranted by circumstances beyond its control. ...is one whose service delivery transcends boundaries IMPORTANT NOTICE: providing ubiquitous, reliable, secured, consistent and Payments must be paid in advance of the event to guarantee your place. Walk-in delegates with payment will be admitted based on space availability basis hassle free service.