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DAY 1: FEBRUARY 18, 2021


Time	Session

	PLENARY DISCUSSION
11:45–1:00	Data for Responsive Public Policy Presentations File:1 - André Loranger - Data for Responsive Public Policy - EN.pdf File:2 - Ima Okonny - Data for Responsive - EN.pdf File:3 - Mireille Laroche - Data for Responsive - EN.pdf File:4 - Astrid Guttmann - Data for Responsive - EN.pdf
1:00–1:15	Health break

	FIRESIDE CHAT
1:15–2:15	The Value of Data for an Innovative and Inclusive Public Policy


Time	Concurrent Breakout Sessions
2:15-3:15	STREAM 1 DATA GOVERNANCE THEME: DATA STRATEGY Implementation of Data Strategies across the Government Presentations File:1 - Julie McAuley - Implementation of Data Strategies across the Government - EN.pdf File:2 - Daniel MacDonald - Implementation of Data Strategies across the Government - EN.pdf File:3 - Jamie Smith - Implementation of Data Strategies across the Government - EN.pdf File:4 - Tom Dufour - Implementation of Data Strategies across the Government - EN.pdf STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS THEME: DATA FOR POLICY, RESEARCH AND SERVICE Spotlight on Canadian Statistics Advisory Council 2020 Annual Report: Towards a Stronger National Statistical System Presentations File:Spotlight on Canadian Statistics Advisory - EN.pdf STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE THEME: CYBER SECURITY Data Defense in Support of Government of Canada COVID-19 Response
3:15–3:30	Health break
3:30-4:30	STREAM 1 DATA GOVERNANCE THEME: DATA QUALITY & DATA STEWARDSHIP Ensuring Data Quality through Data Stewardship Presentations File:1 - Lauren Aldwinckle - Ensuring Data Quality through Data Stewardship - EN.pdf File:2 and 3 - Jane Lin and Acton Bazilev - Ensuring Data Quality through Data Stewardship - EN.pdf File:4 - Crystal Sewards - Ensuring Data Quality through Data Stewardship - EN.pdf STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS THEME: DATA ETHICS AND AI Data Ethics and AI Innovation Presentations File:1 - Eric Rancourt - DATA ETHICS AND AI INNOVATION - BIL.pdf File:3 and 4 - Patrick McEvenue and Michelle Mann - DATA ETHICS AND AI INNOVATION - EN.pdf STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE THEME: DATA SCIENCE APPLICATIONS Assessing Input Data and Resultant Model Accuracy Presentations File:1 - Saeid Molladavoudi - ASSESSING INPUT DATA - EN.pdf File:2 - Stéphane Tremblay - ASSESSING INPUT DATA - EN.pdf
4:30–4:35	Closing Remarks for Day 1 by the Masters of Ceremonies

DAY 2: FEBRUARY 19, 2021


Time	Session
11:00-11:15	Welcoming Remarks by Masters of Ceremonies


Time	Session

	PLENARY DISCUSSION
11:15–12:30	Data Journalism: Truth Telling with Data Analysis and Visualizations for Public Interest Presentations File:3 - Jacopo Ottaviani - Data Journalism - EN.pdf File:4 - Lauren Klein - Data Journalism - EN.pdf
12:30–1:00	Health break

	FIRESIDE CHAT
1:00–2:00	Joys of Joining up: Bridging the Digital, Information Management and Data Worlds


Time	Concurrent Breakout Sessions
2:00-3:00	STREAM 1 DATA GOVERNANCE THEME: DATA STANDARDS AND METADATA Standards in Action: Emergence of Data Standards to Drive Business Outcomes STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS THEME: OPEN DATA International Lens: How Open Data is Helping to Solve COVID-19 Presentations File:2 - Barbara Ubaldi - International Lens How Open Data is Helping to Solve CO - EN.pdf File:1 - Natalia Carfi - International Lens How Open Data is Helping to Solve COVID-19 - EN.pdf STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE THEME: DATA USE FOR RESULTS AND DELIVERY Data Partnerships and Infrastructures for Responsive Public Policy – case studies Presentations File:1 - Donna Curtis-Maillet - Data Partnerships and Infrastructures - EN.pdf File:3 - Vedmani Sharan - Data Partnerships and Infrastructures - EN.pdf
3:00–3:15	Health break

	Plenary Discussion
3:15–4:30	Data Literacy Matters Presentations File:GDLB-2020-official.pdf File:GetDatabilities.pdf File:Data Literacy Matters-Resource One-Pager(E).pdf
4:30–4:35	Closing Remarks for Day 2 by Co-Hosts

Difference between revisions of "2021 Data Conference/Presentations"

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Contents

DAY 1: FEBRUARY 18, 2021

11:45–1:00

1:00–1:15

1:15–2:15

2:15-3:15

STREAM 1 DATA GOVERNANCE

STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS

STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE

3:15–3:30

3:30-4:30

STREAM 1 DATA GOVERNANCE

STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS

STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE

4:30–4:35

DAY 2: FEBRUARY 19, 2021

11:00-11:15

11:15–12:30

12:30–1:00

1:00–2:00

2:00-3:00

STREAM 1 DATA GOVERNANCE

STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS

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3:00–3:15

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-Stephen Burt, Chair of CDO Council; Assistant Deputy Minister, Department of National Defence
-Sandy Kyriakatos, Chief Data Officer , Canadian Border Services Agency
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-Benjamin Williams, Director, Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation
-Meline Nearing-Hunter, Director and Benoit Deshaies, A/Director, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
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