Join industry leaders as we launch the SFIA skills framework for sustainable technology and GreenOps during Jobs & Skills Month 2026 in collaboration with SFIA Week ‘26. Discover how 69 standardised SFIA 9 skills and 12 role profiles enable organisations to build digital capabilities, eliminate accountability gaps, and create clear workforce pathways toward a sustainable, high-performance tech ecosystem.
Overview
As artificial intelligence, cloud growth, and data expansion place unprecedented demands on energy, water, and infrastructure, technology sustainability has rapidly escalated into a board-level priority. Hosted as part of SFIA Week 2026 in partnership with the Australian Computer Society (ACS), the Technology Business Management Council, Sustainably Digital and Posetiv, this live webinar introduces the global SFIA 9 Sustainable Technology and GreenOps View.
Key Topics Covered:
• The SFIA 9 GreenOps Framework: An overview of 69 SFIA 9 skills structured across 7 organisational categories—from strategy and governance to green operations and sustainable sourcing.
• 12 Standardised Role Profiles: Detailed analysis of 7 technology profiles (e.g., GreenOps Analyst, Solution Architect) and 5 non-technology profiles (e.g., Procurement Lead, Finance Partner, Sustainability Lead) across SFIA levels 2–7.
• Solving the 'Accountability Break': Practical strategies for connecting operational data analysis (levels 3–4) directly with decision owners in leadership, finance, facilities, and procurement (levels 5–7).
• Practical Toolkit & Artifacts: Demonstration of the Companion Guide, Skills Applicability Table, and Interactive Summary Chart.
• Workforce Pathways & Recognition: Guidance on building recognised practitioner capability via the TBM Council GreenOps Practitioner Certification and verified ACS Digital Badges.
Alignment with Jobs & Skills Month Theme ('Pathways to Success'): This event directly supports this year's theme, 'Pathways to Success', by demonstrating how transparent skill frameworks enable structured career progression, clear job design, and cross-functional capability development across Australia's digital economy.
Speakers:
• Tim Prosser – Sustainably Digital & ACS Technical Advisory Board (Sustainability)
• Mark Butcher – Posetiv & Technology Business Management Council (UK)
Accessibility & Delivery
Delivered live online via Microsoft Teams with interactive live Q&A, automated closed captioning support, and on-demand post-event recording access for registered participants.