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P L AT I N U M S P O N S O R S G A L A D I N N E R S P O N S O R

H E A D L I N E S P O N S O R S

JOSEPH PUCCIARELLI

Group Vice-President

idc (usa)

JOLIE HODSON

cEO

spark digital (nEw zEaland)

ZUBAIR AHMED

Chief Information Officer EmiratEs islamic

(dubai)

TINA WAKEFIELD

Deputy Secretary ICT & Chief Information Officer

ministry Of justicE (nEw zEaland)

LOIC TALLON

Chief Digital Officer thE mEtrOpOlitan musEum

Of art (usa)

LAURA BELL

Director

safEstack (nEw zEaland)

ROBERTO CALATI

Head of Enterprise IT Performance

tOll grOup (australia)

MARK DENVIR

Director of ICT

auckland cOuncil (nEw zEaland)

JEFF MURRAY

Chief Information Officer univErsity Of

tasmania (australia)

MICHAEL HENDERSON

Corporate Anthropologist (nEw zEaland)

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13-14 JUNE 2018 | SKYCITY

CONVENTION CENTRE, AUCKLAND

WELCOME TO THE 2018 NZ CIO SUMMIT

Design your own CIO Summit experience... The CIO Summit delivers a comprehensive programme that allows you & your team to connect, network and learn with peers and experts.

PLENARY PROGRAMMEFeaturing world class keynote speakers, insights from global IT leaders and case studies from local CIOs, this agenda is packed with sessions examining the evolving role of the CIO and how we can drive innovation cultures.

SEMINAR PROGRAMMEHeld on day two, this programme consists of a mix of how-to masterclasses and 30 minute presentations. This programme features a mix of topics from leadership development, through to technical skills and future trends and is designed for the wider IT team. Attendees on a TechTeam Pass will also have access to the final closing keynote speaker of the plenary programme.

EXHIBITIONTake advantage of the opportunity to find out about solutions, new developments and software developments within our exhibition space. Spread across two floors with over 90 exhibitors, this is the location for your caffeine hit, a place to enter fantastic prize draws and to network with peers and industry partners.

The CIO Summit Pass remains an exclusive event for CIOs, senior business executives and senior technical roles. In addition to the Plenary Programme, 2018 NZ CIO Summit Pass holders have full access to all elements

of the event across the two days including the opportunity to attend exclusive invitation only events. Please note that the CIO Summit Pass is subject to eligibility criteria. See our website for details.

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WELCOME TO THE 2018 NZ CIO SUMMIT

Design your own CIO Summit experience... The CIO Summit delivers a comprehensive programme that allows you & your team to connect, network and learn with peers and experts.

PLENARY PROGRAMMEFeaturing world class keynote speakers, insights from global IT leaders and case studies from local CIOs, this agenda is packed with sessions examining the evolving role of the CIO and how we can drive innovation cultures.

SEMINAR PROGRAMMEHeld on day two, this programme consists of a mix of how-to masterclasses and 30 minute presentations. This programme features a mix of topics from leadership development, through to technical skills and future trends and is designed for the wider IT team. Attendees on a TechTeam Pass will also have access to the final closing keynote speaker of the plenary programme.

EXHIBITIONTake advantage of the opportunity to find out about solutions, new developments and software developments within our exhibition space. Spread across two floors with over 90 exhibitors, this is the location for your caffeine hit, a place to enter fantastic prize draws and to network with peers and industry partners.

The CIO Summit Pass remains an exclusive event for CIOs, senior business executives and senior technical roles. In addition to the Plenary Programme, 2018 NZ CIO Summit Pass holders have full access to all elements

of the event across the two days including the opportunity to attend exclusive invitation only events. Please note that the CIO Summit Pass is subject to eligibility criteria. See our website for details.

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TECHTEAM PASSLIMITED ACCESS 14 JUNE 2018

Access to the CIO Summit final keynote sessions at 3:20 on 14 June

Seminar Programme

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CIO Summit Plenary Programme

CIO Summit Roundtable Programme

CIO Awards Gala Dinner

Seminar Programme

Full Expo Access

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Join us as we celebrate excellence and innovation at the 2018 NZ CIO Gala Dinner & Awards

Design your own CIO Summit experience...

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2018 CIO AWARDS SPONSORS

2018 CIO AWARDS GALA DINNER SPONSOR:

13 JUNE 2018 | ANZ VIADUCT EVENTS CENTRE, AUCKLAND

CIO OF THE YEARSponsored by Technology One

EMERGING ICT LEADER OF THE YEARSponsored by University of Auckland Business School

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION THROUGH DIGITAL AND IT Sponsored by Clearpoint

ENGAGING YOUTH IN ICTSponsored by Juniper

BEST ICT TEAM CULTURESponsored by Halo Consulting

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS IN NEW ZEALAND Sponsored by Sharp

MARK DENVIR

Director of ICTAUCKLAND COUNCIL

MIKE CUNNINGTONDeputy Commissioner, Information Intelligence

& Communications INLAND REVENUE

DAVID KENNEDY

Group Chief Information Officer

TRANSACTION SERVICES GROUP

LAURA BELL

DirectorSAFESTACK

SONYA CROSBY

Chief Innovation Officer

TINA WAKEFIELD

Deputy Secretary ICT & Chief

Information OfficerMINISTRY OF JUSTICE

JUSTINE BURNSChief Information

Officer AA INSURANCE

JOSEPH PUCCIARELLI

Group Vice-President IDC (USA)

Joseph guides business and technology executives leveraging technology to achieve innovative and disruptive business outcomes. He is a research agenda leader and facilitator for 75+ analysts publishing dedicated research for IDC’s CIO and technology buyer clients.

LOIC TALLON

Chief Digital Officer THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART (USA)

Loic leads digital transformation for one of the largest cultural institutions in the world. The goal is to make The Met’s collection one of the most accessible art collections through digital products, programs and practices.

ZUBAIR AHMED

Chief Information Officer EMIRATES ISLAMIC (DUBAI)

Previous to this role, Zubair spent nearly 2 decades in challenging leadership roles, at the heart of the Finance Technology industry. A Harvard Alumni, with 25+ years of IT & financial industry experience, he enjoys been customer facing and engaging businesses in strategic use of technology

ROBERTO CALATI Head of Enterprise IT

PerformanceTOLL GROUP

(Australia)

JEFF MURRAY

Chief Information Officer

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA

(Australia)

MICHAEL HENDERSON

Corporate Anthropologist (New Zealand)

JOLIE HODSON

Chief Executive Officer SPARK DIGITAL


LEARN FROM OUR INSPIRING AND EXCEPTIONAL SPEAKERS


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GARY ADEY

Operations Director, Group Enterprise

VODAFONE PLC (UK)

8.30 Registrationandcoffee

9.00 Welcoming address JOSEPH PUCCIARELLI, GROUP VICE PRESIDENT

IT EXECUTIVE ADVISOR, IDC (USA)

9.20 International Keynote: Breaking the digital deadlock By 2022, IDC forecasts that 80% of enterprise revenue

growth will depend directly on digital offerings and operations. While some digital projects have been implemented and are progressing, most companies report they are still struggling to digitally transform their broader organisation. Joseph’s presentation will look beyond the widely identified impediments of culture, processes and resources and address these key questions.

• As the transition to digital business accelerates, what technology management challenges will confront the enterprise, and what is IT’s role in resolving them?

• How will enterprise organisation “digital business” structures evolve?

• What is the enterprise implementation rate for new technologies such as AI/Cognitive, Robotics, Blockchain, Drones and AR/VR?

RACHEL KELLY, HEAD OF BRAND & VALUE, COHIRED; DEPUTY CHAIR, NZTECH

10.20 Morning break

10.50 The business transformation of Auckland Council MARK DENVIR, DIRECTOR OF ICT, AUCKLAND COUNCIL DAVID OAKLEY, VP AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, SERVICENOW ANZ

11.20 Panel: Creating an innovation culture • Extending agile thinking across the entire company –

what does a nimble company look like? • Maintaining pace whilst keeping the lights on – finding

the balance within your role as CIO • Embracing the new normal – digital, change

management, creating opportunity and operating in disruptive environments

NEVILLE RICHARDSON, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, GALLAGHER GROUP

THOMAS HYDE, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, BECA SONYA CROSBY, CHIEF INNOVATION OFFICER

SIMON KENNEDY, GENERAL MANAGER – INTERNAL CUSTOMER PRODUCTS (CIO), AIR NEW ZEALAND

12.00 Lunch

13.00 Extended networking time

ROUNDTABLES Running concurrently 13.00 - 15.00

13.30 Kiwi Case Studies Hear from IT leaders as they discuss projects, teams and

innovations from within their CIO roles. 13.30 Quickfire1 JUSTINE BURN, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,

AA INSURANCE

13.50 Quickfire2 TINA WAKEFIELD, DEPUTY SECRETARY ICT & CHIEF

INFORMATION OFFICER, MINISTRY OF JUSTICE

14.10 Quickfire3 DAVID KENNEDY, GROUP CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,


14.30 Q&A

15.00 Afternoon break

15.30 Driving change – our digital workplace • Airways Digital Workplace – a place and a way to enable

better knowledge sharing across the organisation • Forging more productive business relationships beyond

natural workgroups • Integrating technologies people use to break down

communication barriers and foster a greater employee experience

• Beyond technology – embedding cultural change to foster efficiency, innovation and growth

HILARY WALTON, MANAGER ENTERPRISE BUSINESS SYSTEMS, AIRWAYS NZ

16.00 Keynote: The modern business culture Workplace culture has an undeniable link to the success

of projects and initiatives across the organisation. This session examines how the workplace has changed over the recent past and how organisations can unlock their culture to create a highly engaged workforce and a high-performance culture

• Becoming the leader for the future to inspire and grow your team

• Why workforce culture is important for internal and customer experiences

• How workplaces need to evolve to make the most of the upcoming opportunities

MICHAEL HENDERSON, CORPORATE ANTHROPOLOGIST

16.50 Summary remarks from the MC

17.00 Networking Drinks (Skycity) ...then take the free bus to...

18.00 CIO Awards Gala Dinner (ANZ Viaduct Events Centre)

PLENARY | DAY ONEWednesday 13 June 2018

CIO SUMMIT

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8.30 Registrationandcoffee

9.00 Welcoming address JOSEPH PUCCIARELLI, GROUP VICE PRESIDENT

IT EXECUTIVE ADVISOR, IDC (USA)

9.20 International Keynote: Breaking the digital deadlock By 2022, IDC forecasts that 80% of enterprise revenue

growth will depend directly on digital offerings and operations. While some digital projects have been implemented and are progressing, most companies report they are still struggling to digitally transform their broader organisation. Joseph’s presentation will look beyond the widely identified impediments of culture, processes and resources and address these key questions.

• As the transition to digital business accelerates, what technology management challenges will confront the enterprise, and what is IT’s role in resolving them?

• How will enterprise organisation “digital business” structures evolve?

• What is the enterprise implementation rate for new technologies such as AI/Cognitive, Robotics, Blockchain, Drones and AR/VR?

RACHEL KELLY, HEAD OF BRAND & VALUE, COHIRED; DEPUTY CHAIR, NZTECH

10.20 Morning break

10.50 The business transformation of Auckland Council MARK DENVIR, DIRECTOR OF ICT, AUCKLAND COUNCIL DAVID OAKLEY, VP AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, SERVICENOW ANZ

11.20 Panel: Creating an innovation culture • Extending agile thinking across the entire company –

what does a nimble company look like? • Maintaining pace whilst keeping the lights on – finding

the balance within your role as CIO • Embracing the new normal – digital, change

management, creating opportunity and operating in disruptive environments

NEVILLE RICHARDSON, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, GALLAGHER GROUP

THOMAS HYDE, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, BECA SONYA CROSBY, CHIEF INNOVATION OFFICER

SIMON KENNEDY, GENERAL MANAGER – INTERNAL CUSTOMER PRODUCTS (CIO), AIR NEW ZEALAND

12.00 Lunch

13.00 Extended networking time

ROUNDTABLES Running concurrently 13.00 - 15.00

13.30 Kiwi Case Studies Hear from IT leaders as they discuss projects, teams and

innovations from within their CIO roles. 13.30 Quickfire1 JUSTINE BURN, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,

AA INSURANCE

13.50 Quickfire2 TINA WAKEFIELD, DEPUTY SECRETARY ICT & CHIEF

INFORMATION OFFICER, MINISTRY OF JUSTICE

14.10 Quickfire3 DAVID KENNEDY, GROUP CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,


14.30 Q&A


15.30 Driving change – our digital workplace • Airways Digital Workplace – a place and a way to enable

better knowledge sharing across the organisation • Forging more productive business relationships beyond

natural workgroups • Integrating technologies people use to break down

communication barriers and foster a greater employee experience

• Beyond technology – embedding cultural change to foster efficiency, innovation and growth

HILARY WALTON, MANAGER ENTERPRISE BUSINESS SYSTEMS, AIRWAYS NZ

16.00 Keynote: The modern business culture Workplace culture has an undeniable link to the success

of projects and initiatives across the organisation. This session examines how the workplace has changed over the recent past and how organisations can unlock their culture to create a highly engaged workforce and a high-performance culture

• Becoming the leader for the future to inspire and grow your team

• Why workforce culture is important for internal and customer experiences

• How workplaces need to evolve to make the most of the upcoming opportunities

MICHAEL HENDERSON, CORPORATE ANTHROPOLOGIST

16.50 Summary remarks from the MC

17.00 Networking Drinks (Skycity) ...then take the free bus to...

18.00 CIO Awards Gala Dinner (ANZ Viaduct Events Centre)

PLENARY | DAY ONEWednesday 13 June 2018

CIO SUMMIT


9.00 Welcome back from the MC RACHEL KELLY, HEAD OF BRAND & VALUE, COHIRED; DEPUTY CHAIR, NZTECH

9.10 International Keynote: The future of digital presence and influence • Navigating colleagues and customers through areas of

digital discomfort • Making scalable and sustainable decisions within the

strategic context • Finding new opportunities for engagement and growth LOIC TALLON, CHIEF DIGITAL OFFICER,

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART (USA)

9.50 International Keynote: Breaking free of legacy – delivering services to compete on a global stage • Driving strategy and supporting global units from

within the technology team • Managing speed of change – utilising IT to enhance

business decision making and capability • CIOs leading change from the IT function ROBERTO CALATI, HEAD OF ENTERPRISE IT

PERFORMANCE

10.30 Morning break

11.00 Is your business fully prepared for the Future of Work? • The technology curve is accelerating exponentially • The potential of data, automation, robotics and AI are

changing the way we work, but only with the help of very human skills

•Isyourbusinessreadytoembraceadifferentway ofworkingforaverydifferentfuture?

JOLIE HODSON, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, SPARK DIGITAL

11.30 Laura Bell, Director, Safestack

12.00 Session to be advised

12.30 Lunch

13.30 Themes of innovation and transformation from around the world

Representative from Vodafone

14.00 Furthering digital inclusion and the transformation of public services • Building trust within government services – utilising

and leveraging shared data sets • Creating services within the natural systems people use • Using technology to improve trust within online services MIKE CUNNINGTON, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER,

INFORMATION INTELLIGENCE & COMMUNICATIONS, INLAND REVENUE

14.30 CIO Innovation: It’s not what you think Jeffwilltakeusthroughthe$120mdigitaltransformation

implemented at the University of Tasmania and why persistentfocusonbenefitsrealisationhashadarealimpact on the organisation.

• Importance of careful and diligent project management • Focusing on team development and leadership • Allowing time to think and create – mindfulness and

ensuring strong engagement with the business JEFF MURRAY, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA (AUSTRALIA)


15.20 Award winners’ interview Hearfromthevictorsofthe2018NZCIOAwardsaswe

talk projects, innovations and the journey that lead them to winning the award.

15.40 International keynote: Authentic leadership for challenging transformations

ZUBAIR AHMED, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, EMIRATES ISLAMIC (DUBAI)

16.20 Q&A

16.30 Closing remarks from the MC and close of the 2018 NZ CIO Summit

PLENARY | DAY TWOThursday 14 June 2018

New Zealand CIO Summit Network

CIO SUMMIT


TIME STREAM A STREAM B STREAM CHOW TO SESSIONS

9.00 Welcome from the Chair Welcome from the Chair

9.10 The future of work – how AI makes work, work betterGerwyn Samuel, Advisory Solution Consultant, ServiceNow

Data enabled decision making – unleashing value from your dataEvelyn Wareham, Chief Data and Insights Officer, MBIE

How to: Build an agile culture to support change and embrace innovation Jennifer Cherrington-Mowat, Executive General Manager Technology and Digital, Genesis

9.40 Digital transformation with customer at its heart – Mercury’s change journeyTerri Carrajanis, Digital Strategist – Planning & Delivery, Mercury

Optimising 365 as your digital workplace: getting the right mix of control and flexibility Mark Watson, Senior Consultant, Information Leadership

10.10 Why NZ is so special to Malware designers – findings from the front linesJustin Dolly, Chief Security Officer & CIO, Malwarebytes

Managing the shift from legacy systems to the Cloud: Delivering LIC’s long term change Paul Littlefair, CIO, LIC

10.40 MORNING BREAK

11.00 Achieving diversity in the IT sector and fuelling the digital talent pipelineNeville Richardson, CIO, Gallagher

Developing your cybersecurity threat plan: What to do when it all goes wrongBarry Brailey, Principal Virtual Security Officer, Aura Information Security

How to: Lead effective IT teams – balancing being a manager and a leader

John Holley, Head of Operational Strategy and Relationships, Graeme Dingle Foundation

11.30 The application of AI and other innovations for next generation service deliveryAndrew Jurgens, General Manager, DDS IT Digital Data SystemsMark Sewell, General Manager Sales and Marketing, DDS IT Digital Data Systems

Lessons learned: Adapting new and emerging technologiesJulie Hazelhurst, Head of Process Transformation and Design, BNZ

12.00 Why IoT is not too hard: Supporting collaboration to develop IoT applicationJannat Maqbool, Organiser, IoT Waikato

Revolutionising people management: Digital innovation for tomorrow’s workforce and workspaceChris Radley, Executive Director - HCM, Fusion5

12.30 LUNCH

1.30 Defending your email systems: A practical approach to cyber resilienceRyan Economos, Senior Technical Consultant, Mimecast

Legal implications of data storage – managing new shifts to Cloud and mitigating challenges of working across bordersJohn Hannan, Partner, DLA Piper

How to: Deliver successful IT projects – learning from failing

Dianna Taylor, CIO, New Zealand Racing Board

2.00 Agile, differently: House of Travel’s strategy to manage disruption and deliver on changeMark Leadbetter, IT Director, House of Travel

Transforming digital experience: ‘built to change’ software developmentJason Pope, Chief Technology Officer, Australia & New Zealand, CA Technologies

2.30 From concept to delivery: Rapid protoyping to aid digital experience delivery Rob Brough, Digital Experience Consultant, Solnet

Customer centric digital transformation – delivering on your digital strategy

3.00 SUMMARY REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR AND AFTERNOON BREAK

3.20 TECHTEAM PASS ATTENDEES JOIN MAIN PLENARY FOR CLOSING KEYNOTE SESSIONS

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ROUNDTABLES13 JUNE 2018: 1 .00PM – 1.40PM

1.45PM – 2.25PM; 2.30PM – 3.10PM

CIO SUMMIT

SEMINAR PROGRAMME14 JUNE 2018

DESIGNED FOR THE WIDER TECHNOLOGY TEAM

A SPECIALISED PROGRAMME DESIGNED FOR THE CIO’S DIRECT REPORTS,

TECHNICAL TEAM LEADERS AND KEY IT ADVISORS.

THE TECHTEAM PASS RUNS ON DAY TWO OF THE CIO SUMMIT.

With three separate streams, customise your learning experience by selecting from key technical and leadership skills sessions in Stream A and B, or extended ‘How To’ sessions. Returning in 2018, ‘How To Sessions’ are designed to take you through step

by step learning and implementation of key skills.

PLEASE NOTE:· The TechTeam Pass is valid for the second day of the CIO Summit only· The TechTeam Pass does not enable you to access the full Plenary Programme.

This year TechTeam Pass attendees are invited to join the Plenary Programme for the Closing Keynote sessions on 14 June

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THE CIO SUMMIT ROUNDTABLES PROGRAMME PROVIDES A STRUCTURED, CONFIDENTIAL AND INFORMAL ENVIRONMENT

for participants to create a discourse around business challenges and opportunities.

This element is exclusive for CIO Summit Pass holders and involves small group discussions hosted by an industry leader and facilitated by a technology expert.

PEER-TO-PEER NETWORKING

TOPIC S

qDeveloping an effective cyber security strategywBanking on information as a strategic asseteIoT – Forget the technology, what is the business outcome?rEnhancing collaboration in the digital workspacetAccelerating digital transformation through cultural changeyEstablishing and executing incident response plansuOvercoming new challenges in Mobility as ecosystems convergeiVital questions you must ask your prospective cloud partners to

keep control of your enterprise application roadmapoBridging the communication gap between IT and LOB units to

make DX happen1)Engaging with the customer for customer led design excellence

EXECUTIVE NETWORKING ROUNDTABLE SPONSORS

TIME STREAM A STREAM B STREAM CHOW TO SESSIONS

9.00 Welcome from the Chair Welcome from the Chair

9.10 The future of work – how AI makes work, work betterGerwyn Samuel, Advisory Solution Consultant, ServiceNow

Data enabled decision making – unleashing value from your dataEvelyn Wareham, Chief Data and Insights Officer, MBIE

How to: Build an agile culture to support change and embrace innovation Jennifer Cherrington-Mowat, Executive General Manager Technology and Digital, Genesis

9.40 Digital transformation with customer at its heart – Mercury’s change journeyTerri Carrajanis, Digital Strategist – Planning & Delivery, Mercury

Optimising 365 as your digital workplace: getting the right mix of control and flexibility Mark Watson, Senior Consultant, Information Leadership

10.10 Why NZ is so special to Malware designers – findings from the front linesJustin Dolly, Chief Security Officer & CIO, Malwarebytes

Managing the shift from legacy systems to the Cloud: Delivering LIC’s long term change Paul Littlefair, CIO, LIC

10.40 MORNING BREAK

11.00 Achieving diversity in the IT sector and fuelling the digital talent pipelineNeville Richardson, CIO, Gallagher

Developing your cybersecurity threat plan: What to do when it all goes wrongBarry Brailey, Principal Virtual Security Officer, Aura Information Security

How to: Lead effective IT teams – balancing being a manager and a leader

John Holley, Head of Operational Strategy and Relationships, Graeme Dingle Foundation

11.30 The application of AI and other innovations for next generation service deliveryAndrew Jurgens, General Manager, DDS IT Digital Data SystemsMark Sewell, General Manager Sales and Marketing, DDS IT Digital Data Systems

Lessons learned: Adapting new and emerging technologiesJulie Hazelhurst, Head of Process Transformation and Design, BNZ

12.00 Why IoT is not too hard: Supporting collaboration to develop IoT applicationJannat Maqbool, Organiser, IoT Waikato

Revolutionising people management: Digital innovation for tomorrow’s workforce and workspaceChris Radley, Executive Director - HCM, Fusion5

12.30 LUNCH

1.30 Defending your email systems: A practical approach to cyber resilienceRyan Economos, Senior Technical Consultant, Mimecast

Legal implications of data storage – managing new shifts to Cloud and mitigating challenges of working across bordersJohn Hannan, Partner, DLA Piper

How to: Deliver successful IT projects – learning from failing

Dianna Taylor, CIO, New Zealand Racing Board

2.00 Agile, differently: House of Travel’s strategy to manage disruption and deliver on changeMark Leadbetter, IT Director, House of Travel

Transforming digital experience: ‘built to change’ software developmentJason Pope, Chief Technology Officer, Australia & New Zealand, CA Technologies

2.30 From concept to delivery: Rapid protoyping to aid digital experience delivery Rob Brough, Digital Experience Consultant, Solnet

Customer centric digital transformation – delivering on your digital strategy

3.00 SUMMARY REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR AND AFTERNOON BREAK

3.20 TECHTEAM PASS ATTENDEES JOIN MAIN PLENARY FOR CLOSING KEYNOTE SESSIONS

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