New Normal Signals: Federal Government ICT and Digital Priorities

Overview

Due to disruptions associated with current COVID-19 lockdowns, Intermedium's 2021-22 Budget Briefing was split into two parts.

Part 1: 1 July 2021

Intermedium delivered its Federal Budget analysis virtually on 1 July. Ticket holders to this event received immediate access to the analysis and presentation, which detailed the must-know ICT implications of the 2021-22 Federal Budget.

Part 2: 8 February 2022

Intermedium will host the in-person component of its postponed breakfast briefing on 8 February. Join senior government thought leaders to learn what 2022 holds for the Federal ICT and digital Market.

Intermedium's presentation will outline what is in store for 2022. We will touch on:

• The 2021-22 MYEFO
• The refresh of the Digital Strategy
• The new WofG architecture
• The changing role of the DTA
• The government's determination to be a top 3 OECD digital country by 2025
• What is likely to happen if Labor wins the election
• What the contracts data says about the current shape of the market

Part 2 Event Agenda

• 7:00 am - Registration opens

• 7:30 am - Chairperson's opening remarks

• 7:50 am - Fireside chat: Peter Alexander (Defence) and Judy Hurditch (Intermedium)

• 8:20 am - Intermedium presentation: "2022's Wild Market Ride"

• 8:50 am - Bringing ICT and digital together - the recipe for success (panel discussion)

• 9:30 am - Closing remarks

• 9:40 am - Event close

Tickets

• Once purchased, you will receive access to Intermedium's 1 July budget analysis and a seat at the physical event on 8 February 2022.*
• Discounts apply to Intermedium subscribers and members of the APS.
• For enquiries regarding tables or ticketing please reach out to account support who will be glad to help.

*Please note that part 1 and part 2 cannot be purchased separately.

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