SAP in Australian Public Sector and Regulated Utilities
Transforming SAP in government or a regulated environment comes with challenges that generic transformation case studies rarely address. Procurement constraints, regulation, funding cycles, public scrutiny and complex stakeholder environments all shape what you can change, how quickly you can change it and how you demonstrate value.
Across three days, meet the people solving those challenges in organisations operating under similar constraints. Learn from Queensland Health, Queensland's Department of Transport and Main Roads, Brisbane City Council, SA Power Networks, Sydney Water, CS Energy and Genesis Energy across transformation delivery, AI governance, workforce, finance and technology. Compare approaches, share lessons with peers and get into the detail that broad case studies miss, so you leave with ideas grounded in the realities of delivering SAP transformation in Australian government and regulated industries.
What Would You Do? An Interactive SAP Risk and Security Simulation
DEEP DIVE · 90 MINColleen Hebbert (SAP) and Gaurav Singh (Under Armour)
Teams work through an access violation, an auditor challenge and an unfolding incident. The kind of cross-functional pressure test regulated organisations rarely get to rehearse.
Managing Interconnected Change Through Queensland Health's Payroll and HR Transformation
Carlo Terribile, Queensland Health
How Queensland Health coordinated payroll, HR, rostering, identity, security and integration across two go-lives, directly with SAP and without a traditional systems integrator.
SAP Best Tech Awards 2026 · Intelligent ERP finalistPaul Hesford (Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads) and Phil Burgess (SAP)
How TMR used process-level threat modelling, clear accountabilities and a business-led incident exercise to prepare for agentic AI risk.
SAPinsider APAC 2026 · Innovation Vanguard finalistSAP Best Tech Awards 2026 · Intelligent ERP finalistChandan Singh and Jaclyn Tume, SA Power Networks
A single BTP portal with embedded generative AI replacing a fragmented electricity connections process.
SAP Best Tech Awards 2026 · Industry Disruptor finalistSAP Best Tech Awards 2026 · Data, Analytics & Business AI finalistAndrew Greinke, Brisbane City Council
How Brisbane City Council connected processes, requirements, build items, tests and defects into one day-by-day view across multiple delivery partners.
Travis Smith, SA Power Networks
How SA Power Networks is creating one architecture and governance model for AI across SuccessFactors, S/4HANA, Concur and BTP.
Jason Anthony, SA Power Networks
Why SA Power Networks favours continuous improvement over wait-and-leap transformation, and how keeping SAP current reduces risk and preserves access to innovation.
Naga Chalasani and Rajesh Shanbhag, Sydney Water
How Sydney Water is unifying OPEX, CAPEX and financial-statement planning in SAP Analytics Cloud while moving beyond BPC and spreadsheets.
Oscar Mendoza Cerna, CS Energy
How a government-owned generator turned manual validation and bulk loading into a repeatable self-service capability for contingent-worker data, with a live demonstration.
How Genesis Energy Modernised Recruitment Without Compromising Its SAP Strategy
Ben Choo, Genesis Energy
How Genesis balanced SmartRecruiters' specialist recruitment capabilities with Employee Central and its long-term SAP architecture.
Directly comparable reference points, and practical lessons from agencies and regulated utilities working under similar governance, scrutiny and delivery constraints.
CIO or CDO · Programme director · SAP platform owner · Procurement or assurance lead
Pre-conference 17 Nov · Main conference 18–19 Nov · ICC Sydney · Agenda and timings subject to change