AGENDA

Brisbane

Thursday 12 March
MARCH

12

11:40

Panel: Jurisdictional policy across Australia around digital enablement


This panel brings together leaders and policymakers to explore how digital enablement policies are being developed and implemented across Australian jurisdictions. Panelists will discuss the current landscape, key differences and alignments between states and territories, and the impact of policy on driving BIM adoption, data standards, and digital capability across the built environment. The session will highlight challenges, opportunities, and the role of collaboration in advancing a nationally consistent approach to digital transformation.


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Moderator

Julie Jupp

Dr. Julie Jupp is an Associate Professor of Digital Engineering at the University of Technology Sydney.

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Speaker

Peter Stuart

Peter is currently working for Infrastructure NSW on the NSW Infrastructure Digitalisation Program as a Digital Engineering Technical advisor and subject matter expert.

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Speaker

Katie Kanderlaas

Katie is passionate about public transport. She has significant knowledge of Victoria’s heavy and light rail operations and maintenance having worked for the State of Victoria during the procurement of the Metropolitan Train and Tram Franchise agreements in 2017 and again in 2024.

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Speaker

Jenny Tseng

Jenny is the Technical Director – Digital Advisory and Australia Digital Delivery Practice Lead at Mott MacDonald and brings over 22 years of knowledge and experiences on design, data & information management, and digital technology across multiple industry sectors globally.

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Speaker

Kristine Banks

Kristine Banks is Consult Australia’s National Policy Manager. She leads advocacy across procurement, skills and digital transformation, drawing on experience in private, public and not-for-profit sectors for over 20 years.

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Speaker

Andrew Curthoys

Andrew is Chair of the Australasian BIM Advisory Board (ABAB) and has been since June 2019.