About this Event
Join the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) and Transport for NSW for this executive briefing providing members and guests with an opportunity to hear directly from senior leaders at Transport for NSW about the organisation’s technology, data and AI priorities and how these are shaping the future of transport in NSW.
A facilitated panel discussion exploring Transport for NSW’s priorities and evolving requirements from industry will provide valuable insights for industry partners to better understand where they can contribute and collaborate.
Tickets are limited, so get in early to secure your spot.
Keynote speaker
Jason Tuendemann
Group Chief Technology Officer
Transport for NSW
Jason Tuendemann, Group Chief Technology Officer at Transport, brings extensive experience in technology leadership. He previously served as Senior Practice Manager at Amazon Web Services, leading a Professional Services division in the Asia Pacific region, and as Chief Information and Technology Officer at Network Ten, driving the strategic direction of the organisation’s technologies and operations.
Jason joined Network Ten in 2000, progressing through various technology leadership roles before becoming CITO in 2013. He led digital transformation, streamlined operations, and integrated IT and technical engineering teams through several company merger activities. Prior to Network Ten, he worked as Engineering Manager at Sky News Australia and held technology roles at Star TV in China, India, and Hong Kong. At Amazon Web Services, Jason led a Professional Services division across the Asia Pacific region, consulting and driving digital transformation.
As Group Chief Technology Officer at Transport, Jason oversees all group technology aspects including technology strategy and architecture, data, cyber, infrastructure, systems integration, and operational technology, focusing on delivering meaningful outcomes for passengers and customers.
Jason holds a Master of Business and Administration specialising in Technology and has served as a director and chairperson on company and industry boards.
Outside of work, Jason is passionate about aviation, holding a commercial pilot’s license, and enjoys cycling and keeping fit.
Speaker
Marc Ashworth
Chief Data Officer
Transport for NSW
Marc Ashworth is Chief Data Officer at Transport for NSW, where he leads the organisation’s data strategy and capability, helping harness data, analytics and emerging technologies to support better decisions and outcomes across one of Australia’s largest and most complex transport networks.
Prior to joining Transport for NSW, Marc was General Manager for Data Science and Data Products at NBN Co, where he played a key role in advancing the organisation’s data strategy and capabilities during a period of significant transformation and growth. His experience spans data leadership, analytics, technology and business transformation, with a strong focus on turning data into practical insights and measurable organisational value.
Across banking, telecommunications and public transport sectors, Marc has led teams and initiatives focused on building modern data capabilities, strengthening data-driven decision-making and using technology to deliver better experiences for customers and communities.
Marc is particularly interested in the evolving role of data, AI and digital technologies in transforming large, complex organisations and delivering better outcomes at scale.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Salesforce Tower, 180 George Street, Sydney, Australia