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EVENT BROCHURE
BIGIT GOV 2017
Exploiting the Potential of Technology towards
Greater Public Service Delivery
16th - 17th May 2017
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction of the event &
benefits of attending
3
EXHIBITOR
4
TARGET ATTENDEES
5
SPEAKERS LIST
6
AGENDA DAY 1-1 st November 2016
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AGENDA DAY 2-2 nd November 2016
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SPEAKERS PROFILE
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INTRODUCTION OF THE EVENT
The public sector, encompassing of ministries and agencies, is the key initiator to modernising and transforming existing
business framework and service delivery. Investing in and developing information technology infrastructures,
including unified communications, embedded systems and network enablement tools, are becoming more significant
than ever due to the rapid technological movement. In relation to these initiatives, implementing technology
has gone past being an advantage and now becomes an absolute must-have to remain ahead in the fast-moving
market to ensure the highest level of citizen satisfaction. Having said that, ICT infrastructure is the essence to technologically
oriented workforce and digitally savvy consumer and business markets.
BIGIT GOV is a knowledge platform for ICT leaders and experts from the government to address critical issues,
revolving the utilisation of emerging technologies and its trends towards harnessing ICT within the public sector.
Unique by its brand, BIGIT GOV centers its fundamental on potential measures and approaches to prepare for future
challenges in becoming an advanced nation. This event also offers government professionals valuable insights and
showcases solutions in embracing digital services and transforming the lives of citizens and the nation, through
exchanging technical knowledge and experience, growing new business opportunities, and fostering innovation and
collaboration.
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
Featuring a two-day conference and exhibition, BIGIT GOV brings more than 20 prominent speakers in sharing ideas
on the use of digital technology to improve the way business is done and to be part of the new revolution of digital
transformation. Take this opportunity to:
• Learn how you can transform the way your agency works from analog to digital to enable government digital
services be constantly accessible to citizens
• Anticipating the potential challenges and opportunities of maximising technology in your daily operations
• Gain valuable insights from local and international government leaders to grow your capabilities in becoming a
tech-savvy government
• Network with public sector counterparts to foster innovation and business excellence to be the epitome of today’s
digital icon
• Defining the rule of thumb of a Smart Government to create a tech-savvy environment for efficiency and effectiveness
and meet new expectations
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Exhibitor
Exhibitor
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TARGET ATTENDEES
Esteemed professionals belonging to the following profile from the public sector will find it
relevant and valuable to attend:
• Mayor and Minister
• Government Official
• Urban Planner
• Project Advisor
• Developer
• Principal Consultant
• CEO / CIO / CMO
• Director / General Manager
• Data Scientist
• CTO / Head of IT
• Data Intelligence Architect
• Head of Customer Analytics
• Head of e-Commerce
• Head of CRM/CEM
• Head of Loyalty
• Technology Strategist
• Statistician
• Head of Intelligence Customer Insights
• Head of Data Warehousing
• Head of Marketing
Breakdown of Attendees by Job Function
C-Level (CEO, CIO, CMO, CTO, VP)
Manager
Architect
Developer
20%
20%
10%
10%
Malaysia
Indonesia
Singapore
Others
15%
70%
10%
5%
Director
10%
Engineer
10%
Technologist
10%
Analyst
5%
Researcher
5%
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SPEAKERS
Dato’ Dr. Haji Amirudin
Abdul Wahab
Chief Executive Officer
CyberSecurity Malaysia
Dato’ CM Vignaesvaran
Jeyandran (D.I.M.P)
Chief Executive
Human Resources
Development Fund (HRDF)
Dr Fadhlullah Suhaimi
Abdul Malek
Director,
NKRA (Rural Development) and
NKEA (CCI and Agriculture)
PEMANDU
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AGENDA DAY 1-16 th May 2017
08:30
09:00
09:05
Registration and Morning Coffee
Welcoming Remarks by the Organiser
Opening Remarks by Chairperson
09:15 12:15
Embracing Technology in Malaysia to Advance Innovation and Digital
Transformation
• Sharing the government’s aspiration to encourage greater participation by
the citizen and businesses in the digital ecosystem
• Creating new line of businesses and opportunities where technology is
interpreted in playing a vital role in the new data economy
• Harnessing the important role technology plays to fit the current age of
economic uncertainty and profound social change
09:45 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Unlocking Economic Benefits from Open Data for Improved Government
Performance
• Aligning government and industry to the country’s strategic thrust to
unveil the pivotal role of open data to creating economic values
• Utilising open data to allow the sharing of collaborative sources of public
information to meet agencies expectations
• Screening data sets with most value to ensure society and business have
an opportunity to use it for business and economic development
10:15 Keynote Presentation
Enhancing Open Data Integration and Consistency for Better Data Management
• Reforming open data for excellent business decision making processes
• Increasing data accessibility and interoperability 0to boost productivity
• Putting cost reduction and increase of operational efficiencies into place
by simplifying data acquisition and integration
10:45
Morning Refreshment & Networking Session
Tackling the Prevalence of Security Concerns for Robustness Against Potential
Cyber-crimes
• Managing protective security risks and limiting the potential for
compromise of confidentiality, integrity and availability of official
information and asset
• Conducting research and investigations to implement additional security
measures designed for information security improvement
• Addressing internal security imperatives to strengthen credibility in users
and investors
12:45
14:00 Panel Discussion
Identifying Strategies and Potential Challenges in Open Data Governance
Initiatives
Building strong overall management and identifying the responsible custodians
accountable are imperative in handling various aspects of data. This panel
discussion provides regulatory and business policy requirements and highlights
relevant issues and steps to run a successful open data governance programme.
14:45
Case Study
Lunch
Expert Presentation
Making use of Mobile Government for Better Precision and Personalisation in
Targeting Users and Delivering Content
Many governments have moved to pairing technology-enabled programmes
on mobile applications with policies that enable convenience to all users.
M-Government, for instance, functions to promote modernisation of public
sector organisations, while allowing improved instant information release and
social and welfare creation.
11:15
Expert Presentation
“Investing in Big Data Facilities: Preparing for the Digitally Disrupted Exponential
Growth””
• Exploring what growing companies are inclined to opt for new technologies
to automate their own processes and ensure business objectives are met
• Uncovering the important criteria companies should take into account
before deploying on highly technological machineries
• Finding out methods to ensure tools are cost-effective subjected to needs
and to curb potential loss in future business.
11:45 Expert Presentation
Advancing the Integration of Innovation in Residential for Smarter Living
• Leveraging the emerging technologies for a better lifestyle citizens
• Highlighting the trends, opportunities and challenges in the implementation
of connected devices into home and the future of innovation residential
development
• Building wearable technologies for new homes to anticipate the needs of
the citizens
15:15
Afternoon Refreshment & Networking Session
15:45 Case Study
Accelerating Technology as an Emerging Paradigm to Change Business and
Customer Relationship
• Pursuing relations to develop Malaysia as a business and technology hub
• Looking at the challenges and evolution of technology infrastructure to
maximise revenue and meet expectation
• Enforcing local and national bodies to adopt digital transformational trend
15:45
Building Public-Private Partnership towards the Implementation of Innovative
Technology
To realise the national agenda in becoming a digital country, participation and
collaboration in view of applying technology is essential to make government
smarter, policy better and citizens motivated. Other than that, partnering with
overseas organisations promotes knowledge learning and gaining experience
from foreign expertise, besides attracting foreign investment into the country.
However, development
16:45
Closing Remarks & End of Day
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AGENDA DAY 2-17 th May 2017
08:30
09:00
Registration and Morning Coffee
Opening and Welcoming Remarks
09:15
09:45 Case Study
Smart City Vision: An Opportunity for City Transformation
• Taking the advantage of new technologies and new thinking to drive the
smart cities’ ambitions
• Delivering the real economic advantage to make the city a better place to
live, work and invest
• Showcasing opportunities to attract local and global investments and
businesses to boost the city’s transformation
10:15 Expert Presentation
Spearheading Smart Services Delivery in the Transportation System
• Transforming local service delivery by interlinking public and private
sector services
• Delivering smart services via the use of smart devices through high speed
internet
• Assessing a multifaceted transformation of services and infrastructure
and impacts on public safety and job creation
• Integrating information and operations between different government
entities for a unified user experience
10:45
Keynote Presentation
Living in the World of Smart Technology: When Big Data Meets Internet of Things
(IOT)
• Making data infrastructure available and maintainable with IOT to uplift
business strategies
• Linking data on devices with IOT to lead the society to a smarter
environment
• Establishing the right technology to keep Big Data and IOT work in terms
of the accessibility of information
Morning Refreshment & Networking Session
11:15 Panel Discussion
Shaping the Future of Smart Nation with Mobile Technologies and Applications
The growing application of information and communication technology is
transforming and enhancing quality of services that city and local government
offer. Both public and private sectors now realise the value of co-creation; where
both sectors engage to create value and improve government delivery services.
This subject matter explores the public sector’s readiness to adapt mobile
applications into use.
12:30
14:00 Case Study
Connecting Wearable Technologies to Accelerate Growth in the Healthcare
Sector
• Supplying new opportunities by enabling the ability of constant real-time
access to data within the cloud infrastructure
• Improving healthcare system interoperability with telemedicine patient
remote monitoring
• Progressing towards sensor based technology in health related wearables
for improved patient engagement and self-management
14:30 Case Study
Exploiting FinTech to Enhance Performance and Predictability in Forming a
Cashless Society
• Creating urgency for disrupting financial services to increase the potential
of digital business
• Rewiring the core of the organisation with new ideas and initiatives to fully
equip people at every level, and across every department and team
• Improving operational efficiency while virtually eliminating downtime to
accommodate for rapid business change
15:00 Expert Presentation
Reviving the Cross-border Procedures for Smarter and Secure Travelling System
• Highlighting customs procedure improvement to promote efficiency and
sustainability
• Deploying suitable infrastructure to facilitate trade and secure borders
• Increasing flexibility, speed and smoothness of services to ensure high
user satisfaction
15:30
Lunch
Afternoon Refreshment & Networking Session
16:00 Panel Discussion
Accelerating Technology as An Emerging Paradigm to Change Business and
Customer Relationship
• Pursuing relations to develop Malaysia as a business and technology hub
• Looking at the challenges and evolution of technology infrastructure to
maximise revenue and meet expectation
• Enforcing local and national bodies to adopt digital transformational trend
12:00 Expert Presentation
Investment Opportunities & Incentives to Support Technological Growth in
Malaysia
• Encapsulating the communication between connected devices to
standardise operations and boost productivity
• Standardising the IT infrastructure to exploit the quartet of digitalisation
and mobility for potential business transformation
• Leveraging on cloud and open source technologies to develop innovative
business strategies
16:45
Closing Remarks & End of Day
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SPEAKERS PROFILE
Dato’ Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab
Chief Executive Officer
CyberSecurity Malaysia
His Excellency Dato’ Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab (“Dato’ Dr. Amir”) is currently the Chief Executive Officer of CyberSecurity
Malaysia, a strategic agency under the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI), Malaysia and the agency that
monitors sovereignty of the country. He has around 25 years of ICT working experience in the telecom and IT sector in the
Government as well as in the semi-government and private sectors.
Through his leadership at Cybersecurity Malaysia, Dato’ Dr. Amir managed to contribute to Malaysia’s achievement in attaining
number #3 rank in the world, in the 2014 International Telecom Union (ITU) Global Cyber Security Index and becoming the
first World Trustmark Alliance Chairman to be reappointed to a second term, was selected to receive an ASEAN Award as the
Outstanding Chief Information/Security Officer Award. He is also a POLCYB (The Society of The Policing of Cyberspace) Non-
Executive Board of Directors for year 2015 to 2018.
He served as an OIC Task Force Member on ICT and Cyber Security and a Fellow at Malaysian Institute of Management. Recently, he also has
been appointed as Vice-Chair of OIC Science and Technology Committee and Executive Committee Member of Annual Coordination Meeting of
OIC Institutios (ACMOI) during the Thematic Committee on Science, Technology and Information Technology meeting which was held in conjunction
with Annual Coordination Meeting of OIC Institutions on 7 December 2015 at Jeddah, Arab Saudi. He also has been ratified by APEC ECSG on 27
February 2016, Lima as an Expert Members for the 2nd APEC E-Commerce Business Alliance Expert Council.
Dato’ CM Vignaesvaran Jeyandran (D.I.M.P)
Chief Executive
Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF)
Yang Berbahagia Dato’ CM Vignaesvaran who is more fondly known as Vicks has accumulated a wealth of experience across
various industries in the corporate world.
He began his career in the construction industry when the KUALA LUMPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (KLIA) was still in the
process of being built. Notwithstanding the fact that he was a fresh graduate from the NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MALAYSIA
(or Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)) in Business Administration, Vicks was entrusted to manage the “KLIA ground lighting
system” and the “MAS catering building” projects with an astounding combined value of more than RM300 million.
After completion of the KLIA project, Dato’ Vicks played another instrumental role in the construction of yet another national
pride - the PETRONAS TWIN TOWER and subsequently in the MALACCA SUNGAI UDANG REFINERY for Petronas and the
SEGARI POWER PLANT projects.
Due to the successes in his areas of responsibilities for these projects, many more power and telecommunications assignments followed suit. In the
late 1990’s, he made a conscious decision to expand his horizon and moved on to the Sales & Marketing industry; returning to his study-area-ofspecialisation
while at university.
Dato’ Vicks, who has never been afraid of getting his hands in the thick of action no matter how humble a task might be, embraced his modest start
in the Sales and Marketing arena as a Digital Sales Specialist at INCHCAPE MALAYSIA. He made a conscious decision to take up a Microsoft
Professional certification as he moved on to be the Network Support Specialist with SHARP ROXY Malaysia; a position he held on for 7 years. He
successfully ended his stint with SHARP ROXY as Head of Department for Marketing and Technical Support. He went on to become the Operations
Manager in SAPURA retail solutions in charge of Petronas downstream activities.
Dr Fadhlullah Suhaimi Abdul Malek
Director,
NKRA (Rural Development) and NKEA (CCI and Agriculture)
PEMANDU
Dr Fazul is currently the Director for NKEA Communication, Content and Infrastructure (CCI), Agriculture and NKRA Rural
Development. He joined PEMANDU in October 2010.
A Public Health Specialist by training, prior to joining PEMANDU he was at TM (Telekom Malaysia); with his last post being Chief
Corporate and Regulatory Officer. He spent more than 12 years in the telco sector in the field of strategy, regulatory, corporate
governance and product development with a focus on internet having key achievements in the transformation of TM.
He had served as a Board member in various companies under TM and Khazanah Nasional Berhad both locally and internationally. A founding
member of the Malaysian Internet Exchange and Communication Multimedia Content Forum (CMCF) and an alumnus of Malay College Kuala
Kangsar, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, National University of Singapore, Leeds University UK and INSEAD France.
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