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Date: Wednesday 15 October 2008
Time: 9am - 4:30pm
Place: Parliament House, Brisbane
Registration opens 8 August 2008
Places will be strictly limited
This executive public sector event is for:
  •  Chief Executive Officers
  •  Chief Information Officers
  •  Senior IM Executives
  •  Senior HR Executives

National Information Management Skills Summit

As new technologies transform how governments manage information and deliver services, there is an increased need for a wide range of qualified information management (IM) specialists within government.

Be part of Australia’s first National Information Management Skills Summit. 

The Summit will tackle the issues of IM skills shortages and contribute to the future of all IM specialities including statistical, spatial, archival, privacy, library and information security.

Join international and national experts to develop an action plan to improve the IM capability of the public sector.



Message from the Information Management Sub-Committee of the Strategic Information and ICT Council Executive

High-quality, authoritative information is essential to Governments’ ability to plan and deliver responsive services to citizens, manage risk and achieve accountability. Managing information requires skilled professionals from a variety of disciplines.

We urge you to join us for this National Information Management Skills Summit and contribute to the development of solutions for crucial IM skills issues.

 

A key initiative of the Information Management Sub-Committee of the Queensland Government Strategic Information and ICT Council Executive. This project has been supported by the Queensland Government ICT Innovation Fund. For more information visit http://www.governmentict.qld.gov.au/06_funding/wogict_project.htm

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Last Updated: Thursday, 7 August 2008