CIO panel discussion
Tracks
Plenary/ICT Room: Rongomatane A
Tuesday, November 14, 2023 |
3:35 PM - 4:35 PM |
Breakout Room A, Rongomatane A |
Overview
Panel chair: Petra Bagust
Panellists:
Allan Lightbourne, Hamilton City Council James Roberts, Wellington City Council Jane McLeod, Nelson City Council
Panellists:
Allan Lightbourne, Hamilton City Council James Roberts, Wellington City Council Jane McLeod, Nelson City Council
Details
Cybersecurity and Data Privacy: Explore the latest cybersecurity threats, data breaches, and the importance of protecting personal and business data in the digital age
Tech Education and Workforce Development: Address the skills gap in the ICT sector and initiatives to train and upskill the workforce for the digital age
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Examine the impact of AI and ML on various industries, as well as the ethical and regulatory considerations
Future Tech Trends: Predict the emerging technologies and trends that will shape New Zealand's ICT landscape in the coming years.
Sustainability and Green ICT: Discuss how the ICT industry can reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices.
Speaker
Petra Bagust
MC
Panel Chair
Biography
Petra has been a voice of influence in Aotearoa since the nineties, and while her hairstyle has changed, her positivity and charismatic communication certainly hasn’t. Petra brings a wealth of real life experience to the table having navigated the turbulent world of media in tv, radio and podcasting over three decades, balancing the challenges of family life and career, through to partnering with powerful organsations of change both locally and globally. Always engaging, sometimes irreverant, Petra speaks her mind with purpose, clarity and soul.
Allan Lightbourne
Chief Information Officer
Hamilton City Council
Panellist
Biography
Allan is current CIO for Hamilton City Council and Deputy President of ALGIM, as well at a strategic advisory for the Auckland university Strategic CIO. He has previously been CDO at Tauranga City Council and Mercury Energy.
James Roberts
Wellington City Council