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Conference returns to Canberra

Tech in Gov came back in-person at the National Convention Centre Canberra, on the 11-12 May after a break due to the pandemic.

The extensive convention included more than 100 speakers and addressing 10 central themes.

Tech in Gov is considered one of the most comprehensive cross-sector event for government, IT, and executive level professionals in Australia.

Each year, they descend on Canberra to meet to see the latest tech and do business.

The presenters are disrupters and visionary industry leaders who, year after year, help the attendees improve their practice and give answers on the issues which matter most.

The event was presented by global events company Terrapinn whose events aim to promote innovation and technology that changes people’s lives. They partner with some of the world’s leading companies and innovators to try to make a difference.

A second event is now being planned for 25 and 26 October back at the Convention Centre in Canberra.

This event will feature more than 150 speakers across the 15 central themes and is aimed at a cross-section of government, IT and executive level professionals in Australia

The aim of the event is to provide a platform for senior public and private sector IT experts to learn, network and source ICT solutions for the ongoing digital transformation within Australian business and government.

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