The theme, “Transforming the Public Sector in the Age of Innovation," embodies a resonating drive for a purposive, collective effort of individuals and organizations from APO-member countries to bring transformation in the public sector through innovations that improve productivity.
This conference aims to reinforce knowledge sharing and inspire transformations in the public sector on emerging trends, technologies, methodologies, and innovations merged with new policies to impact productivity in the public sector, and how can they be used to enhance the productivity of public sector leaders and organizations based on the contexts of APO-member countries.
The theme, “Transforming the Public Sector in the Age of Innovation," embodies a resonating drive for a purposive, collective effort of individuals and organizations from APO-member countries to bring transformation in the public sector through innovations that improve productivity.
This conference aims to reinforce knowledge sharing and inspire transformations in the public sector on emerging trends, technologies, methodologies, and innovations merged with new policies to impact productivity in the public sector, and how can they be used to enhance the productivity of public sector leaders and organizations based on the contexts of APO-member countries.
Specifically, the conference aims to achieve the following objectives:
Redefine the role of government in pursuit of sustainable productivity in public sector organizations;
Discuss macro and micro trends shaping the future of government and their implications in public sector productivity;
Explore new tools and techniques that raise public sector productivity;
Understand the link between productivity management and innovative approaches in the complex setting of public sector organizations;
Share knowledge on emerging leadership models;
Gather inputs, knowledge and experiences about new technologies, leadership styles and performance management tools for future implementation of the Center of Excellence on Public Sector Productivity.
keynote speeches, expert presentations, panel discussions and breakout sessions will touch on the following sessions:
Opening Ceremony
Keynote Speech: The Government of the Future: Towards Inclusive and Sustainable Governance
by Deputy Executive Secretary Alberto A. Bernardo and
Philippine National Economic Development Authority Undersecretary Adoracion Navarro
Plenary Session 1: Next Generation of Governance
- Governance of the future: Patterns of development cooperation and challenges of innovation age by Yury Gromyko, Shiffers Institute Russia
- Citizen-engaged governance: Crowdsourcing and citizen science for public engagement and better public services by Helen K. Liu, Hong Kong University
- Distributed governance: Implications on productivity in delivering public services by John Xavier, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
- Collaborative Governance for Sustainable Development by Shin Kim, Korea Institute of Public Administration
Plenary Session 2: New Frontiers in Performance Management and Productivity Measurement
- Perspectives in and frontier on measuring productivity of public sector organization by Aurel Brudan, the KPI Institute
- Measuring productivity of government operations by Rauzah Zainal Abidin, Malaysia Productivity Corporation
- Data-driven decision making: Managing performance through Big Data Analytic by Avinash B.M., Ramaiah Institute of Management India
- Accelerating public sector performance and productivity through performance-based management system and incentive system by Myrna S. Chua, Department of Budget and Management Philippines
Plenary Session 3: Public Sector Human Resource for the 22nd Century
- Nurturing agile and knowledge-creating public sector organizations by Ryoko Toyama, Chuo University
- Investing in human capital for knowledge productivity by Robert Kramer, George Washington Univerity USA
- Leading innovations for a productive public organization by Tim A. Mau, Guelph University Canada
Plenary Session 4: Propelling the Whole of Government Approach for Best Results
- Collaborative governance and social networking: Mainstreaming citizen involvement in the public service delivery by Helen K. Liu, Hong Kong University
- Digital government services for better public service: Lesson learned from South Korea by Shin Kim, Korea Institute of Public Administration
- People-centered public service delivery in Malaysia by John Xavier, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Concurrent Breakout Sessions on PSP Thematic Areas
Breakout Session 1 - Productivity coaching: How to reach your full potential (Master Class) by Jackie Caniza, Business Hat Inc
Breakout Session 2 - QMS: Focus on citizen satisfaction and sustained success (Master Class) by Racquel Barbecho and Homer Alcon, DAP Productivity and Development Center
Breakout Session 3 - Embracing innovation in the public sector
- Governing for the future through cross-sectoral solutions and innovations by Yury Gromyko, Shiffers Institute Russia
- Embracing innovation in the public sector by John Xavier, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
- Big data into action for public sector productivity by Kiwako Sakamoto, Former Data Scientist at World Bank
Breakout Session 4 - Deep linking with citizens toward citizen-centric services and sustainable productivity
- Inciting citizen interaction and gaining deeper insight on citizen need using technology by Helen K. Liu, Hong Kong University
- Advocating inclusive and sustainable growth through better policy by Shin Kim, Korea Institute of Public Administration
- Establishment of an online public information system for civil registration by Robert Joseph T. Coronado, Philippine Statistics Authority
Breakout Session 5 - Strategic and innovative leadership for public sector organizations of the future
- Phronetic leadership for bureaucratic leaders by Ryoko Toyama, Chuo University
- Exercising power and influence to lead ethically in public organization by Tim A. Mau, Guelph University
- Managing changes through talent management by Avinash B.M., Ramaiah Institute of Management India
- Development of NBI DVI Unit Protocaal using the Nonaka Knowledge Management Framework by Arjay A. Jeresano, National Bureau of Investigation Philippines
Breakout Session 6 - Better public services through evidence-based performance management
- Factoring citizen in measuring the productivity of public sector by Aurel Brudan, the KPI Institute
- Linking public service improvement with its productivity measurement by Rauzah Zainal Abidin, Malaysia Productivity Corporation
- Pre-emptive governance: Promoting data-driven public sector for higher productivity by Amuerfina R. Reyes, Department of Labor and Employment Philippines
- E-governance: Open data and targeted transparency by Maria Teresa Magno-Garcia, Department of Information and Communications Technology Philippines
- Improving the discharge flows to reduce the outstaying patients by Wilhelmina de Castro, Bicol Medical Center Philippines
Breakout Session 7 - Transformation toward a forward-thinking public sector by Robert Kramer, George Washington University, USA
Plenary Session 5: Technology-driven Productivity for Public Sector Organizations of the Future
- Technology-simulated public service and engagement by Helen K. Liu, Hong Kong University
- Leveraging big data from private sector for government by Kiwako Sakamoto, Former Data Scientist at the World Bank
- Driving a future-thinking public sector organization by John Xavier, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
- Big data analytics: Possible application for public sector organization by Avinash B.M., Ramaiah Institute of Management India
5th Recognition Ceremony for Government Organizations with ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification
This year's conference will gather public sector professionals of various backgrounds, which may come from, but not limited to:
In-house accommodation will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
You may also opt to book at nearby hotels. (Download the list here.)
Known as one of the major tourist destinations in the country, Tagaytay City in the province of Cavite has been a go-to place for people from Metro Manila and the CALABARZON region due to its cool climate and best vantage points overlooking the Taal Lake and Volcano. Considered as one of the most elevated cities in the country, the reputable gathering among public sector professionals in this city shall also bring citizen-driven services to greater heights by reinforcing efforts to achieve sustainable productivity.
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The Development Academy of the Philippines Conference Center (DAPCC) as the venue for the Internal Conference for Public Sector Productivity (ICPSP) in Tagaytay City is befitting the aim to inspire transformation amidst present-day’s fast-changing trends and innovations. The rejuvenated conference center which also features an art gallery and creations by national and contemporary artists signify the Academy’s zeal for stimulating change and creativity among public sector leaders and organizations.
With four decades of experience as venue for significant conferences, workshops and seminars, DAPCC is truly a worthy venue for inviting potential professionals who will later achieve national goals and relevant societal change.
DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY OF THE PHILIPPINES (DAP)
The Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) is a government-owned and controlled corporation engaged in capacity-building through consulting/technical assistance, training/seminar, professional education, and policy-action research. DAP also serves as the country‘s national productivity organization.
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