The purpose of Information Awareness Moth (IAM) is to increase public awareness of information and its place in all aspects of daily life. Stay tuned for more information on which events will be hosted across Australia during May 2016.
The theme for IAM 2016 is “ Investing in Information Governance”.
The opening of IAM 2016 will be in Canberra on Monday 2nd May 2016, by invitation only.
The purpose of Information Awareness Month (IAM) is to increase public awareness of information and its place in all aspects of daily life. The following are the events will be hosted across Australia during the month of May 2015.
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Friday May 20 2016 |
KM Competencies
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| ACT Events | |
Friday May 27 2016 |
Realise Your Digital Potential Speakers: Lyn Nasir, Federal Court of Australia, David Ferguson, ACT Government & Kim James, Sentio Consulting |
| NSW Events | |
| QLD Events | |
| Tuesday May 10 2016
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RIM PA Queensland State Conference 2016 Program Where: Hotel Jen, Roma Street, Brisbane |
| SA Events | |
| Friday May 6 2016
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South Australia’s Premier Digital Event = Digital Magic Keynote Speaker: Kate Fuelling, Lime Solutions |
| VIC Events | |
Friday May 6 2016 |
Records Management Network Meeting The May Records Management Network event will feature presentations from City of Casey, Monash Health, Iron Mountain, Transport Accident Commission and the Victorian Auditor-General’s Office |
| Friday May 6 2016
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Day Boxing & Digitisation Workshop Facilitator: Debbie Prout, Prout Consulting |
| WA Events | |
| Friday May 6 2016
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Q&A Discussion
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Tuesday May 31 2016 |
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
Firstly, at 7:30am the Australian Information Commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, will be the guest speaker at a business breakfast being hosted by Gilbert & Tobin, Perth. The session will also hear from G&T’s Data Services partner, Peter Leonard, and will explore new sources of value from harnessing data and discuss how privacy compliance can be built in to processes and products, whether resources, agriculture, services or technology. For further details or to register please email sabrown@gtlaw.com.au. Then at 11am, the OAIC will hold the first meeting of its new Privacy Professionals Network at the Pan Pacific Hotel, Perth. This hour-long meeting will include updates from the OAIC on current privacy issues such as big data, de-identification, data breach notification, privacy management planning, privacy impact assessments — as well as your chance to talk directly to senior OAIC staff about your questions or concerns over a light lunch. To register please email PPN@oaic.gov.au |
Information Awareness Month 