Events

Asset-intensive businesses such as construction, utilities and transportation present a unique set of knowledge challenges: professionally and geographically diverse workforces, the need to combine data and documentation in novel ways, an information lifecycle that can cross multiple organizational boundaries and last for decades, and the high financial and human cost of incorrect information. In this session, we will explore the information challenges and opportunities from 3 different organizations (Sydney Water, Sydney Metro, and Goodman).

Speakers:

Bronwyn Allen is currently working as the Knowledge Transfer Lead in the Asset Knowledge group at Sydney Water. Before joining Sydney Water, Bronwyn worked at KPMG, in the Deals, Tax and Legal knowledge management team, focussing on collaboration and thought leadership. Prior to that, she helped produce Australia's TV Ratings at Neilsen Television Audience Measurement. Bronwyn completed a Masters of Information and Knowledge Management at UTS in 2012.

Eloise Stanley is currently working as the Collaboration and Content Lead in the Asset Knowledge group at Sydney Water. Prior to moving to Sydney Water, Eloise also worked at KPGM in the Deals Tax and Legal knowledge management team, focussing on the creation of thought leadership. Eloise completed the Masters of Information and Knowledge Management at UTS in 2016 and was the recipient of ALIA’s Outstanding Student Award in 2017.

Belinda Burton is the Principal Manager, Information at Sydney Metro where she has led the a team managing the information needs of his multi-billion dollar project - covering compliance, governance, cost, and end user experience. For the past 20 years she has worked in the Information, Records or Knowledge Management function of various organisations, leading enterprise strategy development, system improvement, or end-to-end system implementations for projects.

Chris Mullan is the Regional Head of Knowledge Management at Goodman, an Australian integrated commercial and industrial property group. He has led a program rolling out SharePoint across 13 countries with a 90% adoption rate. He has degrees from the Universities of London and Cardiff.