GovTech & Public Sector
AccelerateGOV 2026
AccelerateGov is a one-day international conference examining digital and transformational government in policy, data, artificial intelligence, project management, digital identity, skills and cross-government collaboration. It is offered without charge to public servants around the globe, organised by Global Government Forum and hosted by the Government of Canada.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 16 December 2026 to 17 December 2026
- Organiser
- Global Government Forum
- Expected attendance
- 40
- Industry
- GovTech & Public Sector
Public discussion
What people are saying
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Artificial Intelligence use cases
- digital transformation
- public services
On stage
Speaker
- Dominic RochonChief Information Officer of Canada
On the floor
Sponsors and partners
- AffinitiQuest
- IBM
- Global Relay
- Dell Technologies
- Blueprint
- Kyndryl
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Sonder The O'Connor
377 O'Connor Street
The Business Inn & Suites
180 MacLaren Street
Delta City Centre
101 Lyon Street North
Alt Hotel Ottawa
185 Slater Street, K1P 0C8
Radisson Hotel Ottawa Parliament Hill
402 Queen Street
Hilton Garden Inn
361 Queen Street
Homewood Suites Ottawa Downtown ★★★
361 Queen Street, K1R 0C7
ARC The.Hotel Ottawa
140 Slater Street
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