Optimising the ROI for procurement, operations, processes, and marketplace engagement
24 – 26 November 2021 | QT Canberra
Australia’s business recovery is marked by procurement reforms across the three tiers of government. This is led by embracing “digital marketplaces,” opening opportunities for small-to-medium enterprises and ensuring the sourcing of goods and services are transparent, accountable, and commercially-savvy.
The overall accountability underscores governments’ annual spending that is capped at more than A$64 billion. On the technology front, the public sector IT spending is forecast to exceed A$13 billion this financial year, representing a substantial increase from the previous year.
Governments’ appetite for procurement innovation and delivering “bang for the buck” comes under the spotlight at the 4th Annual Australian Gov Procurement Summit . The information-packed agenda is tailored for professionals that seek to optimise procurement innovation, together with flexibility for contract negotiation, and staying agile, nimble, and open to change.
9:00 AM – 12:00 pm | Workshop A
SOURCING FOR THE MODERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
Digital sourcing is under the spotlight as governments move to bring together together buyers and sellers. This is led by move to simplify procurement, manage the digital sourcing life-cycle, and strengthen the foundations for digital engagement.
This workshop offers practical guidance to managing the digital sourcing life-cycle in the context of the Governments current digital agenda.
Attendees are encouraged to bring with them an example of a challenging or recent procurement within their agency to discuss with the group.
This workshop will be led by a DTA digital sourcing subject matter expert, together with practical, hands-on interaction with attendees
Ben Leech, Director, Sourcing and Reuse Policy, Digital Transformation Agency*
Daniel Searle, Digital Sourcing Advisor, Digital Transformation Agency
Nikolina Marcinko, Assistant Director Sourcing Engagement, Digital Transformation Agency
12.00 PM – 1:00 PM | Lunch break
1:00 – 4:00 PM | Workshop B
Maximise the use of marketplace portals and online ordering systems
Supplier relationship building is increasingly critical in the procurement and supply chain space, especially when dealing with supply chain disruption. This workshop offers a deeper understanding of how these relationships can be nurtured for innovation and improvement. You will gain a deeper understanding of supplier relationship management, alongside tackling uncertainty and risk. Learn how to accelerate growth and grasp new opportunities from supplier relationships.
Key takeaways/skills/benefits:
Bruce Everett, Regional CEO Asia Pacific, World Commerce and Contracting
8:00 AM | Registration opens
8.45 AM | Opening remarks from the Chair
Bruce Everett, Regional CEO Asia Pacific, World Commerce and Contracting
IMPLEMENTING A WINNING PROCUREMENT STRATEGY
9:00 AM | [Opening welcome] Identifying digital marketplace opportunities
Hon Jane Hume, Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and the Digital Economy, Minister for Women’s Economic Security, Australian Government
*Pre-recorded
9:10 AM | [Case study] Australian Government’s Digital and ICT procurement reforms
Jonathon Thorpe, General Manager, Digital Discovery and Sourcing, Digital Transformation Agency (DTA)
9:40 AM | [Case study] Delivering on public sector modernisation
• Integrating procurement modernisation with service delivery
• Building the dialogue between policy and procurement programs
• Ensuring the sourcing of goods and services aligns with organisational
Elizabeth Stavreski, Executive Director Procurement, Department of Treasury and Finance (South Australia)
*Virtual presentation
10:10 AM | The voice of the suppliers: How can procurement support economic recovery?
Economic development and sustainable social outcome have always been key topics, and the global pandemic has accelerated these discussions. Procurement plays a significant role in helping to deliver on this agenda. A strategy that considers the ‘voice’ of the supplier can result a better outcome for Government, the economy and society.
Join this session to hear directly from a range of suppliers on:
Moderator
Richard Bradbury, VP Value Advisory, Intelligent Spend Management, SAP
Panellists
Liam Harte, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Integrity Health and Safety
Sarah Vili, Customer Solution Architect, COS
Christine Khor, CEO, Peeplcoach
10.40 AM | Morning tea and Exhibition Viewing
11:00 AM | [Interactive Panel Discussion] Getting the procurement basics right to deliver value across your organisation
Moderator
Teresa Scott, Executive Director, Australasian Procurement and Construction Council (APCC)
Panellists
Rodger Phillips, Executive Director Strategic Panels, Capability Acquisition, And Sustainment Group,
Department of Defence
Elizabeth Walter, Program Director, Digital Procurement Transformation, Digital.NSW, Department of Customer Service
Ben Leech, Director, Sourcing and Reuse Policy, Digital Transformation Agency
Sarah Collins, Head Of Procurement, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Australian Government)
*Virtual presentation
11:30 AM | [Case study] Procurement Transformation Expectations in Government in a Post Covid Environment
Michael Gendy, Chief Procurement Officer, NSW Health
12:00 PM | [Case study] Leveraging data analytics to track performance
Dale Tuckey, Director, Procurement Insights & Analytics, Commercial, Procurement & Transformation, Corporate Services, Transport for NSW
12:30 PM | [Technology solutions] The journey to smarter spend management and business innovation
Milos Lekovic, Senior Director, Channels & Alliance ANZ, Coupa
Ken Maxwell, CEO, xAmplify
1:00 PM | Lunch Break & Exhibition Viewing
SIMPLIFYING TENDERING, CONTRACTING, AND THIRD-PARTY RELATIONSHIPS
2:00 PM | Managing supplier relationships across the global supply chain
Bruce Everett, Regional CEO Asia Pacific, World Commerce and Contracting
2:30 PM | [Case study] Transforming your team to a category management structure
Robert Pease, Director of Category Management, Department of Justice and Community Safety (Victoria)
3:00 PM | Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing
FUTURE PROOFING PROCUREMENT 4.0
3:30 PM | Driving the social procurement agenda – insights form the State of Social Procurement in ANZ 2021 study
Sharon Morris, General Manager – ANZ, Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS)
4:00 PM | Boosting your purchasing power to deliver benefits
Teresa Scott, Executive Director, Australasian Procurement and Construction Council
4:30 PM | [Case study] Maintaining commercial and sustainable relationships with suppliers
Robyn Clark, A/Chief Procurement Officer, Department of Health, Queensland
*Virtual presentation
5:00 PM | Closing Remarks from Chair
5:10 PM | Networking Cocktail Function
8:00 AM | Registration opens
8.45 AM | Opening remarks from the Chair
Sharon Morris
General Manager – ANZ
Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS)
MODERNISING PROCUREMENT THROUGH TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION
9:00 AM | [Case study] What it takes to be strategic, innovative, and open to change
Mark Lenzner, Executive Director, ICT/Digital Sourcing, digital.nsw, Department of Customer Service, NSW
9:30 AM | [Case study] Embracing a modern approach to procurement
Tod Cooper, FCIPS (Chartered), Director Procurement, Ara Poutama Aotearoa, Department of Corrections NZ
*Virtual presentation
10:00 AM | [Case study] Weighing the benefits of electronic vs paper-based systems
Marea Getsios, Strategic Procurement Coordinator, City of Canada Bay (NSW)
10:30 AM | Mapping the whole-of-government procurement reforms
Lara Connor, General Manager, Government Policy & Strategy, Department of Finance (Western Australia)
*Virtual presentation
11:00 AM | Morning tea and exhibition viewing
WHY KEEP PROCUREMENT AGILE AND NIMBLE
11:30 AM | [Case study] Clarifying the drivers for “agile procurement”
Michelle Robinson, Associate Director Procurement Uplift, iCare NSW
*Virtual presentation
12:00 PM | [Case study] Moving past transactional relationships with suppliers
Juliana Tiong, Head of Procurement and Strategic Sourcing, Ixom
12:30 PM | Maximising Value from your Software Spend
Mike Baker, Director- Software Management Unit, Australian Taxation Office (Australian Government)
1:00 PM | Lunch and exhibition viewing
2:00 PM | [Case study] Maximising the efficiencies for local councils
Anubhav Madan, Head of Contract Compliance and Optimisation, Local Government Procurement
2:30 PM | [Case Study] Delivering value for money throughout the procurement life cycle
Andrea Andrews, Chief Procurement Officer & Executive Director Procurement and Supply Chain, SA Health
*Virtual presentation
3:00 PM | Afternoon tea
MAKING PROCUREMENT A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE INITIATIVE
3:30 PM | [Case Study] Social procurement – it’ll never catch on …
Mike McKinstry, CEO, Social Traders
*Virtual presentation
4:00 PM | Ensuring indigenous businesses benefit from your outreach
Greg Welsh, Director, Winya Indigenous Furniture (2018 CIPS award winner)
4:30 PM | Closing remarks from Chair and end of the conference
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