The highly popular Education Day hosted by the ISACA Wellington Chapter is back.
Optional prior workshops Thursday. We hope to see you there!
Dates:
WORKSHOP - Morning
Location: KPMG, Level 6, 44 Bowen Street, Wellington
Date: Thursday 14 November
Registrations: Open at 08:30. Workshop starts at 09:00 and concludes at 12:30
Title: Struggling to articulate the true value of IT risk management to IT and business stakeholders? Stuck in a perpetual tick-box exercise? Limited to security risk?
Join us to learn how to leverage ISACA guidance to structure and align your IT risk management practice from A to Z in a practical way that speaks to both technology and business outcomes.
We’ll cover the following topics:
- Choose your approach – What level of formality or detail suits your organisation?
- Start at the beginning – What’s the role of business and IT objectives in IT risk management?
- Uncover uncertainty – Where does risk/opportunity come from?
- So what – What are some practical approaches to gauge these uncertainties?
- Now what – Where is investment required and how would you advocate for it?
- Maintenance – How would you ensure IT risk management remains a living practice?”
Facilitator: Sandra Whitehead
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Meals: Morning tea will be provided, along with a light lunch at the conclusion of the workshop.
Full attendance at the Workshop will earn 3.5 hours CPE.
To book your attendance please register for this event.
Due to the nature of the workshop, this event is only available for in-person attendance.
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WORKSHOP - Afternoon
Location: KPMG, Level 6, 44 Bowen Street, Wellington
Date: Thursday 14 November
Registrations: Open at 12:30. Workshop starts at 13:00 and concludes at 16:30
Title: "The Joy of Big Room Thinking"
Description: This workshop will explain the widely used Open Space Technology, then our variant "Teal Space", and some of the specialised templates we use for specific outcomes. We will walk through some examples, then look at the potential pitfalls to avoid. We will end with discussing potential applications in your own organisations. (We will also discuss how it does and doesn't relate to SAFe PIs).We make extensive use of events styled on the Open Space principles, to bring many people together for half a day or a day, both physically and virtually, to get stuff done. We have designed and created a digital product in one day; created the quarterly improvement programme for IT in a government department; designed and planned an entire new service to customers; agreed vision, strategy, portfolio, and critical improvements, for multiple clients; and many other major advances. You can cut the crap, eliminate email ping-pong, overcome bureaucratic sclerosis, and get general consent from all stakeholders... and have a lot of fun doing it.
Facilitator: Rob England
Rob England is an independent management consultant, trainer, and commentator based in Wellington, New Zealand (twohills.co.nz). Rob is an internationally-recognised thought leader in DevOps and IT Service Management (ITSM) and a published author of eight books and many articles. He is best known for his now-retired controversial blog and alter-ego, the IT Skeptic (itskeptic.org). He speaks regularly at international conferences.
With his partner Dr Cherry Vu, they are Teal Unicorn, a successful management consultancy in New Zealand and Vietnam (tealunicorn.com). Corporate Rebels recently featured their work. They consult on enterprise agility, strategy, governance, and practices, in New Zealand, Vietnam, other countries, and online. They change how organisations large and small manage their work, including self organising teams, servant leaders, simplified controls, flattened hierarchy, profit sharing, continual improvement, learning culture, and collaborative community. This makes better work, better lives, and better society: productivity and profits are up, staff and bosses are happier, and people are treated better.
Rob has stayed at the front of real progress in work. he became T-shaped in 1990, managed an empowered team in 1995, helped found the itSMF in NZ, immersed in DevOps in 2012, discovered Cynefin in 2013, dived into business agility and teal thinking in 2016, co-founded the Business Agility Meetup in Wellington and Vietnam, and embraced WFA (work from anywhere) in 2019.
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Meals: A light lunch will be provided before the workshop, in addition to afternoon tea.
Full attendance at the Workshop will earn 3.5 hours CPE.
To book your attendance please register for this event.
Due to the nature of the workshop, this event is only available for in-person attendance.
Register now. (Space now limited, instructions provided at registration).
Meals: Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.
Full attendance at the Workshops will earn up to 7 hours CPE,
To book your attendance please register for this event.
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