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ASEAN Critical and Emerging Technologies Digital Summit and Masterclass

ASEAN Critical and Emerging Technologies Digital Summit and Masterclass

22 November and 29 November 2023

Critical and Emerging Technologies will transform economic competitiveness, national and international security as well as democratic governance and social cohesion. These new technologies are often enabled by, and reliant on, information that is created, stored, and transmitted through digital networks.

Hosted by Standards Australia with the support of the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), the ASEAN Critical and Emerging Technologies Digital Summit and Masterclass is a two-day virtual event, bringing together leading Critical and Emerging Technologies (CET) experts with ASEAN-based standards developers, policymakers, industry, and business professionals, as well as future leaders to reinforce the importance of the adoption and development of standards with the advancement of Critical and Emerging Technologies (CET) across South-East Asia.

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PROGRAM

DAY ONE
22 November (1pm-4pm, AEDT)

  

DAY TWO
29 November (1pm-4pm, AEDT)

Opening of the Event

This opening session will launch the event, with opening remarks provided by DFAT and by Standards Australia.

Digital Summit:
How can Critical and Emerging Technologies (and their Standards) create a more equitable future?

This session will highlight the role of critical and emerging technologies will play in creating a more equitable and inclusive future. The session will include keynote speakers, each specialising in different CET’s, and highlighting different elements of how their technology in an enabler for Gender equality, disability and social inclusion (GEDSI).

Masterclass:
Agritech

This session will introduce participants to the fundamentals of Agritech, its relevance to the ASEAN region, the potential impact that it may have on regional agriculture and the role that Standards will play in enabling these technologies. The session will include Case Studies from experts in the field.

Breakout:
Increasing involvement in International Standardisation

This interactive breakout session will explore opportunities and challenges for CET standards in South-East Asia, and actions that participants can take to increase ASEAN involvement in international standards for CET. Discussions will utilize an interactive Miro whiteboard and focus on emerging technologies and actions to take in the short, medium, and long-term.

Digital Summit:
Humanising Technologies – Why we shouldn’t fear the future

This panel discussion will seek to address common concerns regarding the implementation and impact of Critical and Emerging Technologies on ASEAN Member States.

Masterclass:
Sustainable Green Energy

This session will introduce participants to the fundamentals of Sustainable Green Energy, its relevance to the ASEAN region, the potential impact that it may have on regional agriculture and the role that Standards will play in enabling these technologies.

The session will include Case Studies from experts in the field.

Breakout:
Generation NEXT

This interactive breakout session will focus on look forward to emerging trends and technologies and explore how ASEAN might inspire the next generation to be early adopters and standardisers of these technologies. Discussions will utilize an interactive Miro whiteboard and focus on emerging technologies and actions to take in the short, medium, and long-term.

Event Close

This session will wrap-up the event, promote next steps and encourage the completion of the post-event survey.

 

  

 


SPEAKERS

Ambassador Brendan Dowling, Cyber Affairs and Critical Technology, Australian Government
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – Opening the Event

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Adam Stingemore, General Manager Engagement and Communications, Standards Australia
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – Introduction

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‍Lorraine Finlay, Human RightsCommissioner
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – 15-minute keynote presentation,
How CET and their standards are creating a more equitable future for ASEAN and the world

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Vimal Mahendru, Vice President and Chair - Standardization Management Board, International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
BIOGRAPHY

Session two, Wednesday 29 November – 60-minute masterclass,
Sustainable Green Energy

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‍Ali Akbari, Non-executive Director & AI Advisor, KGK Corp.
BIOGRAPHY

Session two, Wednesday 29 November – Panel Discussion,
HumanisingTechnologies – why we shouldn’t fear the future

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Dr Darren Chau, Director Mindset Transformation Clinic
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – 15-minute keynote presentation,
How CET and their standards are creating a more equitable future for ASEAN and the world

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Dicky Edwin Hindarto, Individual Consultant and Expert on Energy Transition, Sustainability, and Carbon Market
BIOGRAPHY

Session two, Wednesday 29 November – 60-minute masterclass
Sustainable Green Energy

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‍Duwayno Robertson, Technical Development Manager, Akaysha Energy
BIOGRAPHY

Session two, Wednesday 29 November – 60-minute masterclass
Sustainable Green Energy

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‍Emma Weston, CEO and Co-Founder,AgriDigital
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – 60-minute masterclass,
Agri-Tech

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‍Dr. Giulia Ajmone Marsan, DirectorStrategy and Partnerships, ERIA
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – 15-minute keynote presentation,
How CET and their standards are creating a more equitable future for ASEAN and the world

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Hannah Nguyen, Digital Ecosystems, ICC Digital Standards Initiative
International Chamber of Commerce
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – 15-minute keynote presentation,
How CET and their standards are creating a more equitable future for ASEAN and the world

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Jose Luis Montesclaros, ResearchFellow, RSIS
BIOGRAPHY

Session one, Wednesday 22 November – 60-minute masterclass,
Agri-Tech

 

Jileen Yong, Manager Singapore ICT, US ASEAN Business Council
BIOGRAPHY

Session two, Wednesday 29 November – Panel Discussion,
HumanisingTechnologies – why we shouldn’t fear the future

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Dr Monica Trujillo, Chief Health Officer, Telstra Health
BIOGRAPHY

Session two, Wednesday 29 November – Panel Discussion,
Humanising Technologies – why we shouldn’t fear the future

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‍Rob Hulme, CEO and Group Director, The Boralis Group
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Session two, Wednesday 29 November – Panel Discussion,
Humanising Technologies – why we shouldn’t fear the future

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is the audience for this event?

The event is aimed at participants from South-East Asia with an interest in CET standards. We do welcome participants from outside of South-East Asia, noting that the event sessions will have a South-East Asian focus.

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Will the event be held virtually?

This event is designed as a fully virtual event, to welcome participants from across the region and around the world.

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‍Will the event be recorded?

Yes. For participants who are unable to attend all sessions and would like to receive a recording, please contact CET@standards.org.au. An outcomes report from the event will also be shared with all registered participants following the conclusion of the event.

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What if I have no knowledge of standards development?

The event is designed to welcome participants with a variety of backgrounds, including those new to standards development.

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What if I have accessibility requirements?

Please contact CET@standards.org.au if you have any specific accessibility requirements, so that we can be sure to take these into account in preparing for the event.

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22 November and 29 November 2023
1.00pm-4.00pm (AEDT)

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