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WELCOME FROM THE CIO SUMMIT ORGANISERS

As companies and industries strive to innovate and change in the digital environment, the CIO’s role has had to adapt. This year the New Zealand CIO Summit examines the impact the CIO has in building the future’s resilient, innovative and forward-thinking businesses and organisations. Each year we undertake extensive research and we have listened to your requests - with more structured networking opportunities, how-to masterclasses, extended time to explore the expo and high calibre keynote speakers, the CIO Summit provides an ideal platform for engaging with and learning from your peers.

Alongside the CIO Summit, the New Zealand CIO Awards Gala Dinner is a unique opportunity to recognise and celebrate the leadership, innovation and contributions of New Zealand’s IT leaders and teams.

Thank you to our CIO advisory committee and the wider CIO community – without their support and assistance, delivering this event would not be possible.

We look forward to welcoming you to the event on the 14th – 15th June.

Steve Scott Ullrich LoefflerManaging Director, Conferenz Managing Director, IDC A/NZ

2017 NZ CIO ADVISORY PANEL

Without the support and encouragement of

the 2017 NZ CIO Advisory Panel we wouldn’t

be able to put together an inspiring, relevant

and fresh event for you each year.

We would like to take a moment to thank

them for their help as we put together the

programme for this year’s event.

AVI GOLAN, AIR NEW ZEALAND

BRIAN NORTHERN, FULTON HOGAN

CAMPBELL SUCH, BIDVEST

CARMEN CASAGRANDA, CIGNA INSURANCE

CRAIG COLUMBUS, RUSSELL MCVEAGH

DAVID HABERSHON, MINISTRY OF

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

DAVID KENNEDY, TRANSACTION SERVICES GROUP

DIANNA TAYLOR

DUANE MAKIN, ATLANTIS HEALTHCARE

GAVIN TILL, CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL

HAYLEY CARTHY, IRD

JAMES DICKINSON, BDO

JASON SIMONS, WHANGANUI DISTRICT COUNCIL

JEREMY BURROWS, NZ RUGBY

KEVIN ANGLAND, MERCURY

SIMON KENNEDY, THE WAREHOUSE GROUP

WILSON ALLEY, DELEGAT

WINSTON FONG, FISHER AND PAYKEL HEALTHCARE

Wendy BussenDirectorBussen Consulting

Michael MyersProfessor of Information SystemsUniversity of Auckland Business School

Ross HughsonManaging DirectorPersonal Information Management Ltd

Garry CollingsGeneral ManagerToll Carriers

Kevin AnglandGeneral Manager Digital ServicesMercury

Peter MugglestonChief Information OfficerFoodstuffs North Island

Join us as we celebrate excellence and innovation at the 2017 New Zealand CIO Awards Gala Dinner

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CIO OF THE YEARNew Zealand’s CIO of the Year will demonstrate how they have positioned the role of CIO strategically within the company. Sponsored by TechnologyOne

EMERGING ICT LEADER OF THE YEARThe Emerging ICT Leader award recognises, celebrates and encourages the exceptional ICT Talent of professionals under the age of 35 years. Sponsored by The University of Auckland Business School

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION THROUGH DIGITAL AND IT NEW FOR 2017 This award honours the achievements of organisations that have successfully planned and executed a Business Transformation initiative or initiatives using digital and disruptive technologies. Sponsored by ClearPoint

ENGAGING YOUTH IN ICTShowcases outstanding initiatives by private enterprise, public sector or academic institutions that encourage young people to learn about and successfully pursue careers in information technology. Sponsored by Spark

BEST ICT TEAM CULTUREThis award recognises outstanding team culture within an organisation’s ICT team and how this is a key part of the integral recipe for high performing IT teams. Sponsored by Halo Consulting

OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS IN NZThis award is given to a high-profile business person from a public or private company whose contribution has significantly and uniquely impacted the greater New Zealand or global business community in an information technology sense over the course of his or her career. The award recognises people at the intersection of business and technology. (Award selected by the Judges). Sponsored by Canon

Recognising and rewarding IT teams and leaders who are leading the transformation charge, the CIO Awards Gala Dinner is a celebration of the IT industry in New Zealand.

Nominations are now open for this year’s CIO Awards visit www.cioawards.co.nz for full details on the process.

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1. ALMA HONG, Chief Technology & Operations Officer, Radio New Zealand

2. CAROLYN ALGAR, Chief Information Officer, Z Energy

3. DAVID HEALY, Global Chief Information Officer & GM - Business Transformation, Icebreaker

4. DAVID KENNEDY, Group Chief Information Officer, Transaction Services Group

5. ANGELA NASH, Chief Information Officer, REANNZ

6. GLEN WILLOUGHBY, General Manager – IT, Downer

7. JOHN BELL, Chief Information Officer, Fletcher Building

8. KEVIN ANGLAND, GM Digital Services, Mercury

9. PETER MUGGLESTON, Chief Information Officer, Foodstuffs North Island

10. SIMON GOULD-THORPE, Chief Information Officer & Head of Marketing, Turners

FRANK GENSSenior Vice President

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DR. JONATHAN REICHENTALChief Information

OfficerCity of Palo Alto

LEO MINERVINIChief Information

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DESIGN YOUR OWN CIO EXPERIENCEThe CIO Summit has created a comprehensive programme that allows you to connect, network and learn with peers and experts.

PLENARY PROGRAMMEFeaturing four world class international keynote speakers, the quick-fire series and local case studies, this agenda is full of insights, discussions and conversations around the evolving role of the CIO and how we can take technology to the next level.

TECHTEAM SEMINAR PROGRAMMEHeld on day two, this event programme consists of 30 minute presentations and 90 minute how-to seminars over three streams, which focus on a mix of topics for the CIO and the wider IT team including leadership development, technical skills and future trends. After the afternoon break, attendees will also get the opportunity to attend the final keynote speaker of the plenary programme.

EXHIBITIONTake advantage of the opportunity to find out about the latest and greatest technology and software options from our exhibition space. Spread across two floors, this is the location for your caffeine hit, the place to enter fantastic prize draws and network with peers and industry partners.

ROUNDTABLES

The CIO Summit Roundtable 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.

HOW IT WORKS:

10 Roundtables in operation with a separate area of discussion

Every 40 minutes delegates can swap tables. Participants can register for as many sessions as they wish to

Roughly two weeks out from the event you will be invited to register your interest in attending the Roundtables. Participants are limited to a maximum of 10 participants per table and delegates will be registered on a first come first serve registration basis prior to the Summit.

TOPICS:

IoT – Driving new (and real) business outcomes Leveraging DX and innovation accelerators to compete and lead in the hyper-digital era

Collaboration and capability shifts – creating agile leadership and diverse project teams

Leading a transformative culture: Innovative ways to create resilient, empowered and creative workforces

Overcoming new challenges in mobility as ecosystems converge

Delivering on customer experience: Leveraging customer lead design and innovation

Migrating to new systems – building belief in the journey to aid culture shifts

To Agile or not to Agile: Is a Hybrid Agile, DevOps and Waterfall approach the answer?

Developing an effective cybersecurity strategy Security and the role of user behavior analytics, real-time threat intelligence, and identity and access management

INDUSTRY UNCONFERENCES

New for 2017, the industry unconference sessions will be attendee driven meetings where you decide on the agenda and discussion topics for the session. Limited to 20 participants per unconference with a broad theme and a neutral facilitator, this informal and flexible programme allows you to drive the conversations that are specific to your industry as your interests and needs allow.

INDUSTRIES COVERED INCLUDE:

Health Local and Central Government Primary Industries Finance Manufacturing Education

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8.50 Welcome from the Chair

9.00 Dawn of the DX Economy: Positioning for Leadership in an Accelerating World

In the next three years, we’ll see the emergence of digital transformation at a macroeconomic scale — the dawn of the “DX economy.” In this new digitally-transformed economy, enterprises in every industry will compete based on their ability to rapidly and continuously innovate, enabled by cloud, mobility, cognitive/AI, IoT, immersive interface, and other disruptive technologies. In the DX economy, every growing enterprise, no matter its age or industry, will become a “digital native” in the way its executives and employees think and operate.

• The DX economy, the “digital native” enterprise and the changing tech industry landscape

• Which 3rd platform technologies are driving the DX economy • “Digital native” operating models for enterprise success in the DX

economy FRANK GENS, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT & CHIEF ANALYST, IDC

9.40 Q&A

9.50 Panel Discussion: Delivering the digital transformation • Collaboration and capability shifts – creating agile leadership and

diverse project teams • Innovation as the new normal – creating environments for

innovation to thrive • Leading the business strategy through effective IT leadership DAVID KENNEDY, GROUP CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,

TRANSACTION SERVICES GROUP GLEN WILLOUGHBY, GENERAL MANAGER – IT, DOWNER ANGELA NASH, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, REANNZ

10.30 Morning break and refreshments

11.00 Session TBC

11.30 CIO of the Year Alumni Interview: The future-focused CIO • The capabilities and leadership skills now required • Innovation cultures – how to lead a culture of innovation from within

the IT Shop and across the business • The new imperatives for the CIO – moving beyond traditional job

functions KEVIN ANGLAND, GM DIGITAL SERVICES, MERCURY

(2014 CIO of the Year) PETER MUGGLESTON, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, FOODSTUFFS NORTH ISLAND (2015 CIO of the Year)

12.00 Lunch

1.00 Extended networking time

1.30 Kiwi Quick-Fire case studies Celebrating great success stories of projects, insights and

transformation within local New Zealand organisations. SIMON GOULD-THORPE, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER & HEAD OF MARKETING, TURNERS CAROLYN ALGAR, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, Z ENERGY Further speakers to be announced

2.30 Q&A

3.10 Afternoon break

3.40 International Keynote: Inspiring Your Digital Transformation The CIO role is changing. Sure, it’s still important to keep the lights on

but increasingly the CIO is being tasked with driving change. No longer relegated to a peripheral role, the CIO is being called on to inspire change from the centre.

• We have the technology. But who cares? How will you create the necessary energy and inspiration for change?

• How will you help balance innovation with business as usual? • What are the superpowers you’ll need to lead necessary change and

transformation? DR. JONATHAN REICHENTAL, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,

CITY OF PALO ALTO

4.30 Q&A

4.45 Summary remarks from the Chair

4.55 Networking Drinks (SkyCity) ...then take the free bus to...

6.30 CIO Awards Gala Dinner (ANZ Viaduct Events Centre)

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9.00 Welcome back from the Chair

9.10 London: Winning in a changing world Responding to the post global financial crisis and finding their

influence declining, London sought to reposition itself as the leading global financial centre with several initiatives sought to sustain London’s performance, increase competitiveness and differentiate. Technology was a key dimension in this repositioning: financial technology, innovation, incubation and entrepreneurship blossomed and “FinTech” emerged.

• The evolution of FinTech in London and across the globe • What made London so successful and what lessons and rules

this exposes for innovation more generally • What technologies are of interest, and what we can expect next MICHAEL COOPER, CTO BT RADIANZ, BT PLC

9.50 Q&A

10.00 Director’s Insights: Expectations for technology growth and innovation from the board

10.30 Morning break and refreshments

11.00 Session TBC

11.30 Government Address TIM OCCLESHAW, GOVERNMENT CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER &

DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE - SERVICE AND SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION, DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS

12.00 From product focused to customer-centric – Icebreaker’s successful business transformation

• How to establish a transformational programme of work from strategic intent

• Key considerations around change management and adoption • Creating a culture of continuous improvement DAVID HEALY, GLOBAL CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER & GM -

BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION, ICEBREAKER

12.30 Lunch

1.30 Session TBC 2.00 Case study: Digital Leadership – Aligning vision, passion and

technology Radio NZ (RNZ) is going through a transformation making broadcasting

exciting and relevant in the digital world, and technology is major enabler. In this rapidly moving digital age all media: sound, visual, images and words are converging, and the changing behaviour of people seeking information is driving the transformation of this traditional industry.

Alma will share RNZ’s digital strategy to connect and inform New Zealanders, provide independent news and the multimedia multichannel digital platform that enables this in a new way.

ALMA HONG, CHIEF TECHNOLOGY & OPERATIONS OFFICER, RADIO NEW ZEALAND

2.30 Transforming the Technology function across Fletcher Building JOHN BELL, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER, FLETCHER BUILDING

3.00 Afternoon break and refreshments

3.20 2017 CIO Awards Winners’ Interviews Hear from the victors from the 2017 NZ CIO Awards as we talk about

the projects, innovations and journeys that led them to winning their award.

3.40 Closing Keynote: Balancing technology requirements to deliver what customers need, expect and want

• Keeping the strategic direction and business objectives top of mind • Maintaining optimal levels of technology to deliver not only what the

business needs but what your customers expect • Being lightning fast – increasing speed to market and the ability to

launch new products /services without technology being the road-block

LEO MINERVINI, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER & VP BUSINESS AFFAIRS, CARLO’S BAKERY

4.20 Q&A

4.30 Closing remarks from the Chair and end of Summit

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THE SEMINAR PROGRAMME IS BACK FOR 2017 – WITH NEW FEATURES FOR THE WIDER TECHNOLOGY TEAM

A specialised programme designed for the CIO’s direct reports, technical team leaders and key IT advisors on day two of the CIO Summit. Now 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, in stream C. A new feature to this year’s programme, ‘How To Sessions’ are designed to take you through step by step learning and implementation of key skills. This year the TechTeam Pass also allows you to join the plenary programme for the closing keynote session.

Don’t miss this opportunity to network with your peers and hear from some of New Zealand’s Technology and leadership experts!

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 15 June.

SEMINAR SPEAKERS

1. GLEN WILLOUGHBY, General Manager IT, Downer New Zealand2. DAVID MOLE, Agile Coach MANDY KENNEDY, Chief Information Officer, PaperPlus ETHAN WILLIAMS, Professional Services Manager, Rackspace3. BERNARD SEETO, Strategy and Architecture Manager,

Southern Cross Health Society CHRIS ROBB, Chief Information Officer, AMP New Zealand4. GREG SINGH, Director of Sales Engineering, Cylance5. ANGELA NASH, Chief Information Officer, REANNZ6. IAN MORRISH, Senior Solutions Consultant, Information Leadership7. DAVID OSBORNE, Group ICT Operations Manager, SkyCity Entertainment8. NEVILLE PINTO, Head of IT Operations, Mitre 10 New Zealand9. WILLIE GOOSEN, Head of Development & Architecture,

Mitre 10 New Zealand10. EMMA KIRKMAN, Global Organisational Development, Orion Health GEOFF TRIBBLE, Emerging Technology Manager, Auckland Transport11. NICK EVANS, Enterprise IT Transformation Director, Solnet12. JULIAN WHEELER, Chief Technology Officer, Sky TV New Zealand

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9.00 Welcome from the ChairRebecca Morris, Director, Paradigm Shift

Welcome from the ChairShane Minogue, Senior Market Analyst, IDC

9.10 Moving to 365? Tackling the transition in a way that delivers benefits and minimises risks Ian Morrish, Senior Solutions Consultant,Information Leadership

Convergence of technologies – The impact of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and the power of Data and BlockchainGlen Willoughby, General Manager IT, Downer New Zealand

How To: Drive Agile adoption and achieve business agility David Mole, Agile Coach

9.40 Project management strategies – Keeping your projects and team on targetRogan Clarke, Director of Digital Change, Inland Revenue

Merging the machine and enterprise layer – Integrating emerging technologies

10.10 Tales from the trenches - Designing and migrating to Amazon Web Services with operations in mindEthan Williams, Professional Services Manager, Rackspace

Gaining executive buy-in and support for your projectMandy Kennedy, Chief Information Officer, Paper Plus

10.40 MORNING TEA

11.00 IT too slow, too expensive – Do you need an Agile mindset?Bernard Seeto, Strategy and Architecture Manager, Southern Cross Health Society

Supporting your organisation to embrace DevOps – Starting and scaling DevOps in the enterpriseNick Evans, Enterprise IT Transformation Director, Solnet

How To: Drive Agile adoption and achieve business agility Chris Robb, Chief Information Officer, AMP New Zealand

11.30 Next-generation endpoint defense – Applying artificial intelligence (AI) for advanced threat protectionGreg Singh, Director of Sales Engineering, Cylance

Building digital talent from withinDavid Osborne, Group ICT Operations Manager, SkyCity Entertainment

12.00 Case study: IT transformation at Mitre 10 – ‘Transforming all the things’Neville Pinto, Head of IT Operations, Mitre 10 New ZealandWillie Goosen, Head of Development & Architecture, Mitre 10 New Zealand

Building a foundation for digital transformation – Enabling data-driven decision capability

12.30 LUNCH

1.30 Adaptive Intelligence – What’s next in business analyticsRepresentative from Oracle

Building a high performance teamEmma Kirkman, Global Organisational Development, Orion Health

How To: Change leadership - Change management strategies to support advanced product delivery and Cloud applicationJulian Wheeler, Chief Technology Officer, Sky TV New Zealand

2.00 Designing a framework to secure and advance your IoTGeoff Tribble, Emerging Technology Manager, Auckland Transport

Keeping people secure in a digital age - how to maintain security through your staffPeter Bailey, General Manager, Aura Information Security

2.30 Can there ever be success in Cyber Security? Key security management strategies for business continuityScott Bartlett, Group CEO, Kordia

Creating a culture that enables your team to thriveAngela Nash, Chief Information Officer, REANNZ

3.00 SUMMARY REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR AND AFTERNOON BREAK

3.20 TECH TEAM PASS ATTENDEES JOIN MAIN PLENARY FOR CLOSING KEYNOTE SESSIONS

INVITATION ONLY EVENTSPRE-SUMMIT DINNER

VMware will host an exclusive invitation only dinner on the evening of the 13th June in Auckland.

CIO SUMMIT BREAKFASTS

Dimension Data and HCL Technologies will host exclusive invitation only breakfasts on the morning of the 14th June at SkyCity Convention Centre.

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CIO SUMMIT PASSALL ACCESS • 14 & 15 JUNE

The CIO Summit remains an exclusive event for CIOs, senior business executives

and senior technical roles.

In addition to the Plenary Programme, 2017 NZ CIO Summit Pass holders have full access to all elements of the event across the two days including the opportunity to attend exlcusive invitation only events.

Please note that the CIO Summit Pass is subject to eligibility criteria. See our website for details.

This pass is designed for the wider IT team and provides a limited access pass to the event on day two only.

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CIO Awards Gala Dinner

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