Annual Breakfast Seminar 2024 - Melbourne

We are thrilled to share that we’re continuing our Annual Breakfast Seminars taking to the road towards the end of 2024! This year, where heading to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth focusing on Geospatial Information Management (GeoIM) for Infrastructure and the Utilities Sector.

During the session, you’ll experience a series of thought-provoking and insightful case studies showcasing how spatial and non-spatial data-driven solutions are making a real difference in the utilities and Infrastructure sector.

The event will demonstrate how our industry-tailored solutions can expedite future programs and establish robust data foundations.

The utilities and infrastructure market currently faces a number of highly unique and complex challenges. With ever increasing populations, resource scarcity and threats to our environment and these industries must continue to adapt, modernise and expand their capabilities – at pace and at scale.

A smarter, cleaner, and more resilient infrastructure, fueled by digital technology and data must be embraced across all utilities and all linked industries to allow for more sustainable operations, to continue to curb greenhouse gas emissions and to safeguard our limited natural resources.

By helping our customers achieve data excellence and harness emerging digital technology, we can have the most supreme confidence that their business data, both in operational and analytical contexts, contributes to achieving these critical business outcomes.

This event is designed for professionals in the utilities and infrastructure industry who capture, analyse, or make decisions based on data insights. This includes budget holders, innovators, and leaders. We also welcome partners, as collaboration is crucial in addressing high demand and achieving our common goals.

Join us for an exciting breakfast where we will discuss how advancements in data and digital technologies are transforming our economy, infrastructure, and utilities. Discover the role of Geospatial Information Management (GeoIM) in providing high-quality data for utilities and infrastructure asset owners. As we face challenges like resource scarcity, the utilities and infrastructure markets must adapt. Technologies such as digital twins, machine learning, and AI are key to building sustainable, efficient systems. Be part of the conversation on innovation and sustainability.

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