Presentations
- HECS: Origins, conceptual basis, changes and issues over 30 years and international comparisons (Keynote)
Professor Bruce Chapman, Australian National University - Hot topics in the data & analytics space – sorting through the vendor hype and bringing to bear the good bits to higher education
Chris Kearns and Mythili Baker, Higher Education Practice Lead, Altis Consulting (Platinum Sponsor) - The policy and politics of collecting and reporting academic staff metrics
Paul Leskovec and Leone Nurbasari, The Australian National University - HEIMS and government reporting
Maureen Wood, Department of Education and Training - From descriptive reports to actionable predictive business intelligence: How to leverage institutional productivity in the age of ‘big data’
Serge Herzog, University of Nevada & John Stanley, University of Hawai`i – West O`ahu - Opportunities and challenges in higher education: Business intelligence strategies
Zanne Van Wyk, University of Newcastle - Load management
Katerina Lawler, Branch Manager, Department of Education and Training - QILT: Telling the story
Lisa Bolton, The Social Research Centre - University of Canberra – Host presentation
Ms Vicki Williams, Vice-President Finance and Infrastructure - Sports analytics and statistics at UCRISE: Data-driven performance (Keynote)
Dr Marijke Welvaert and Dr Jocelyn Mara, University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise (UCRISE) - Moving the needle on benchmarking institutional outcomes for accreditation/quality audit, strategic planning, program review, and post-graduation student outcome assessment
Serge Herzog, University of Nevada, and John Stanley, University of Hawai`i West O`ahu - Leveraging Microsoft Power BI for competency-based medical education at a health sciences university
Ken Nelson, Loma Linda University, California - Where’s my crystal ball … Using unstructured WIFI, Moodle and library data for attrition risk assessment – proof of concept
Asheesh Gautam, University of Waikato - Utilising student admissions data in the development of a new ANU admissions policy
Leone Nurbasari, The Australian National University - BI enabled continuous university services improvement
Shin Cai, The Australian National University - Online exception reports and submission dashboards for government reporting
Lie Ing, University of New South Wales