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Wellington
town Hall Civic Square, Wellington Register
online at www.paardekooper.co.nz/govis/conference.html
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Welcome
EDWIN
BRUCE on secondment from his role as CIO of Ministry of
Fisheries led the Delivery group of the E-government Unit
that built the portal. 
DAVE
SNOWDON is Director of IBM's newly formed Cynefin Centre
for Organisational Complexity which focuses on using human
networks to enable the emergence of new meaning in organisations
and markets. Dave’s specialities are organic knowledge management,
the integration of learning and knowledge and the development
of advanced techniques for the management of informal communities
and the simulation of social networks. He has an MBA from
Middlesex University and a BA in Philosophy from Lancaster
University.He is an honorary fellow in knowledge management
at the University of Warwick and teaches on the MBA programmes
at Warwick, Sophia Antipolis and Piacenza.
BRENDAN
BOYLE is Director of the E-government Unit of the State
Services Commission. 
REBEKAH
BURTON is the Deputy Secretary of the Department of Premier
and Cabinet, Tasmanian Government with responsibility for
information management and project management policy across
government. She is Chair of the governing boards of two of
the major service delivery initiatives of the Tasmanian Government
- Service Tasmania, and the outsourced wide area network,
Networking Tasmania. Rebekah has also been closely involved
with most of the major industry development projects and key
infrastructure projects in Tasmania in recent years. Rebekah
has an Economics (Hons) degree from the University of Tasmania.
PHILLIP
NG is Director of Professional Services at Compaq Computer
Limited in Hong Kong, responsible for the development, revenue
and profitability of Compaq's range of NonStop eBusiness-focused
services across the entire planning, design, implementation
and management lifecycle. Philip Ng is one of the key designers
and managers responsible for HK Special Administrative Region’s
ESD.life, a portal to offer government services online to
the citizens of Hong Kong. 
MIKE
HARTE is the Dunedin City Council's Manager of Information
Systems, a past President and Life Member of ALGIM (Assn of
Local Government Information Management), a Director of NZ
Local Government Online Ltd and is currently President of
the NZ Computer Society. Mike is responsible for ensuring
that the Council is provided with cost effective information
and technology services that support Council’s business functions;
for developing Information System strategies, policies and
guidelines; and for monitoring information technology trends
and assessing these against the needs of the organisation.
Mike has had over 20 years experience in the IT industry.
