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Peter Hind

Principal Research Analyst at ADAPT

Peter Hind

Principal Research Analyst at ADAPT

One of the ICT industry’s foremost analysts and commentators, Peter Hind has spent over 25 years advising and talking on topics across the technology industry. His primary areas of interest are the potential of technology to transform the way organisations operate, the change management obstacles executives encounter in realising this potential, as well as the tactics and techniques leaders have deployed to overcome these difficulties.​

With roles across IDC, Unisys, NCR, Sigma Data, and others, Peter now takes on multiple roles within ADAPT including the moderation of private events and roundtables, interviewing business executives about the strategies they are pursuing and assisting with the structuring of delegate surveys.​

Articles & Research by Peter Hind

20:55 Digital Transformation / Peer Insights How nbn is reshaping its data strategy through simplification and governance
11:31 Cloud & Infrastructure / Peer Insights How can CIOs lead AI transformation without losing trust, clarity or control
37:00 Cloud & Infrastructure / Expert Presentations What will it take for data centres to meet AI, sovereignty, and scale expectations?
26:59 Digital Transformation / Expert Presentations Why digital leaders must pair AI adoption with cultural alignment and continuous design
26:05 Data & AI Strategy / Expert Presentations What Australia’s top Chief Data Officers are doing differently with data and AI
6:36 Data & AI Strategy / Peer Insights Aussie Broadband’s Data and Analytics Lead on bringing data discipline to startup speed
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Events featuring Peter Hind

19 Aug 2026 CIO Edge

Grand Hyatt, Melbourne

Collaborate and learn with 180 CIOs and IT leaders responsible for delivering on the technology strategy for 1/4 of Australia’s GDP.

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9 Oct 2025 Mastering AI Agents – The Chief’s Imperative

Private Executive Roundtable

 14 Oct 2025 From Data Chaos to AI Clarity: Building the Semantic Foundation for Trustworthy AI

Private Executive Roundtable

Even with modern cloud-native data architectures, most organizations’ data landscape still lacks the business context that unifies data definitions, enforces data governance, and delivers the right data in real time. This is what AI depends on — and the reason many AI projects stall, despite massive investments.

 16 Oct 2025 From Data Chaos to AI Clarity: Building the Semantic Foundation for Trustworthy AI

Private Executive Roundtable

Even with modern cloud-native data architectures, most organizations’ data landscape still lacks the business context that unifies data definitions, enforces data governance, and delivers the right data in real time. This is what AI depends on - and the reason many AI projects stall, despite massive investments.

 23 Oct 2025 Unlocking Enterprise AI Innovation: An Exclusive Executive Roundtable Luncheon – Australia Launch Event in Sydney

Private Executive Roundtable

Across Australia, technology leaders are under pressure to unlock the promise of AI, yet many find themselves stuck between vision and execution.

 28 Oct 2025 Business-led Modernisation: Driving Growth, Trust, and Resilience Through the Cloud

Private Executive Roundtable

Australian technology leaders are under mounting pressure to do more with less - balancing cost optimisation with the demand for speed, compliance, and innovation.

27 Nov 2025 Unlocking Enterprise AI Innovation: An Exclusive Executive Roundtable Luncheon – Australia Launch Event in Sydney

Private Executive Roundtable

Across Australia, technology leaders are under pressure to unlock the promise of AI, yet many find themselves stuck between vision and execution.