Agenda

Tuesday, 18 August 2026

“Business and Operating Models in the Agentic Era”

Please note that 1:1 meetings will be running throughout the day.

07:45 - 08:30

Registration & Check-in

Secure your seat and table in the keynote room for the day.

Jim Berry

CEO & Founder at ADAPT

About

Jim is known for exceeding expectations in execution.His entire career has been spent connecting the right people at the right time in roles across Europe and Asia Pac. ​

He founded ADAPT to deliver quality outcomes with integrity - with a vision to help Australia thrive commercially, now and for the future.To enable that, Jim leads ADAPT’s mission to connect, inform and equip our local business and tech leaders. ​

At the centre of agenda creation and strategic partner management for two decades, Jim is uniquely experienced to be the voice of the end-user, the customer and the vendor. ​

He satisfies C-suite attendees with all agendas across ADAPT Edge events. He also regularly presents “Know your Customer” webinars and guides the world’s largest vendors with their GTM and content strategies.​

Through entrepreneurial product development and a servant leader mentality with his team and clients, ADAPT grows annually with clearly differentiated value for all stakeholders.

08:30 - 08:50

Welcome to the 30th CIO Edge:
"Business & Operating Models in the Agentic AI Era"

Jim Berry - CEO & Founder at ADAPT Read More

Welcome to ADAPT’s 30th national gathering of Australian CIO and IT leaders from Enterprise and Government - with the cohort responsible for over 1/3 of AU GDP and 10% of the workforce.

The #1 Business Goal articulated by CIOs for 2026 is to “Grow the Business” - moving IT from a cost centre to a revenue and business enabler, while still delivering on Tech modernisation, Simplification and Scaled AI.

Critical to remaining relevant in the agentic age will be understanding and championing new business and operating models that evolve the people, processes and platforms enabled by the tech strategy. CIOs will lead this alignment and then communicate value to all the stakeholders to help sustain the change.

As we embrace Agentic on that journey: What is possible over the next 5-10 years? What will be the cost if we get it wrong? Why rearchitecting workflows needs to be the centre of any Agentic conversation today? Why CIOs need to start thinking beyond co-pilot execution in their AI roadmap?

Join your CIO community, experts and ADAPT for the day to find answers to these critical questions and enable business led change.

Gabby Fredkin

Head of Analytics & Insights at ADAPT

About

Currently studying a Masters of Business Analytics at Deakin University, Gabby works closely with the Analyst team to identify trends in technology and business that help shape Australia. 

With a passion for statistics and data visualisation, he enables ADAPT to present the right insights at the right time to the right people. Using modern analytics techniques, Gabby provides ADAPT and their customers with confidence in the accuracy and validity of the information used for ADAPT’s Research, Advisory and Events. 

Gabby expertise extends to: 

- Descriptive and inferential statistica
- Regression techniques and forecasting
- Data Visualisation and customisation through PowerBI and Tableau  

08:50 - 09:10

ADAPT Australian Maturity & Performance Insights

Gabby Fredkin - Head of Analytics & Insights at ADAPT Read More

ADAPT’s research team reveal the latest local fact-based insights from over 5000 interactions and 1000 detailed surveys with our region’s top CIOs, CISO, CFOs, CTOs, and digital leaders. This session will assist you in comparing the resource allocation, investment priorities and unique challenges of Australian CIOs for you to benchmark and validate your priorities and thinking. Gabby will reveal the core findings distilled from your aggregated pre-event surveys and examine the technology strategies that are generating value - focused on what the top performers are doing differently.

Shannon Barry

Senior Community Success Manager at ADAPT

About
09:10 - 09:15

Get an Edge: Making the Most of Your Day

Shannon Barry - Senior Community Success Manager at ADAPT Read More

Charles McHardie

CDIO at Services Australia

About

Charles McHardie leads the largest technology group in the Australian government. Charles oversees the technical and digital infrastructure that delivers government services and support to millions of Australians.

In his role as CIDO Charles is responsible for driving digital and technology transformation within Services Australia and delivering whole-of-government transformation programs. He oversees significant investment in programs for Centrelink, Medicare, Child Support and myGov, and has led the delivery of major transformation programs such as Enhanced myGov. Charles led the delivery of technology and business solutions that positioned the Australian government to be able to respond rapidly to the global pandemic.

With over 30 years of experience in the public service and the military, I have core competencies in operational planning, command, intelligence analysis, and strategic studies. I am a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for my distinguished service and leadership in the navy and the public sector. My mission is to leverage my expertise in systems engineering and digital transformation to deliver innovative, efficient, and customer-centric solutions that improve the lives of Australians as Chief Information and Digital Officer (CIDO) for Services Australia.

Matt Boon

Senior Research Director at ADAPT

About

As Director of Strategic Research at ADAPT Matt Boon, is responsible for directing and developing ADAPTs research content and positions. In his role at ADAPT Boon advises C-Suite executives across the end-user and technology provider landscape. Boon is also responsible for bringing together groups of C-Suite leaders to discuss and prepare for the myriad of challenges and opportunities they face.

ADAPT host’s numerous industry leading IT focused events annually and Boon is responsible for hosting, chairing and delivering ADAPT independent content and positions to help attendees make informed IT decisions.

09:15 - 09:55

The Enterprise Architect:
Leading Transformation and Resilience at National Scale

Charles McHardie - CDIO at Services Australia Matt Boon - Senior Research Director at ADAPT Read More

Charles McHardie AM, CIDO at Services Australia, shares unfiltered insights on architecting a 10-year digital foundation, balancing stability with agentic AI innovation, and leading one of the nation’s most complex technology estates.

- Architecting the future enterprise: Designing a 10-year technology strategy that can support intelligent service layers without compromising core stability.
- Driving modular modernisation: Why continuous, modular improvement of existing architecture beats disruptive “rip and replace” programs.
- AI at scale: Moving beyond pilots to apply GenAI across development, testing, operations, and cyber resilience.
- The intersection of resilience and service delivery: How early detection, unified observability, and sovereign capability ensure critical platforms (myGov, Medicare, Centrelink) never miss a beat.
- Evolving the IT operating model: Building an adaptive, cross-agency digital skills campus to uplift capability and align technical strategy with executive intent.”

09:55 - 10:25

Insights from Oracle

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10:25 - 10:45

Morning Break: Refreshments, Snacks & Connections

An opportunity to meet with each other and with strategic partners.

Lynden Roberts

Chief Medical Information Officer at Monash Health

About

Assoc Prof Lynden Roberts is the Chief Medical Information Officer at Monash Health where he has worked for 12 years. Lynden completed his MBBS in 1994 at University of Melbourne, his PhD at Walter & Eliza Hall Institute and his RACP Fellowship in Rheumatology & General Medicine. During his career he was worked at several Australian hospitals in a variety of medical leadership roles.

Lynden has had a long-standing research interest in health system innovation and is captivated by the potential of the various forms of ‘AI’ and analytics to transform healthcare. In 2025, he spent six months with the Australian Digital Health Research Centre (CSIRO) exploring this in depth. Lynden is driven to help ensure the significant benefits of digital technologies in healthcare are realised to improve the experience and outcomes for patients, carers, families, and staff.

Simon Moorfield

Group Executive, Customer and Technology at Transurban

About

Simon joined Transurban as Group Executive, Customer and Technology in October 2020. Prior to joining Transurban, Simon was the Executive General Manager Future Business & Technology and Chief Information Officer at AGL. He has 25 years’ experience in technology, innovation and transformation gained across roles held in Australia, the US, Europe and Asia Pacific.

Prior to AGL, Simon held several CIO and executive roles in companies including the Commonwealth Bank and GE. Simon has an extensive background in information analytics, customer engagement and mergers and acquisitions.

Deepika DiGiovine

Global VP Technology at BHP

About

Deepika is a technology, operations and strategy executive with over 25 years of global experience with BHP Group Limited, General Electric (GE), McKinsey & Co., Infosys Technologies, Uptake Technologies, Corning Inc. and Dover Corporation where she has held global Digital/IT Leadership roles.

Deepika was recognized as one of the top 100 CIOs in the Middle East. She also serves on the board of Safer Foundation, is a Forte fellow, and advocates for working mothers in technology leadership.

She is also a technology enthusiast. She co-founded and advises Exposition Ventures, a Chicago-based B2B Industry 4.0-focused venture capital fund.

Deepika lives with her husband and three children. She also volunteers with various organizations focused on helping young adults in tough circumstances start a career in technology. She also serves on the board of Safer Foundation. She is a Forte fellow and an advocate for working mothers in technology leadership.

Lisa Drum

Head of Product at ADAPT

About

Executive transformation leader who brings clarity to complex environments and converts strategy into delivery momentum. Experience spans enterprise technology leadership (Microsoft, T-Mobile, public sector) and consulting across Australia / Asia Pac, the US, EU and LATAM. I work with senior leaders to frame decisions, align business and technology priorities, and shape modernisation pathways that are practical, sequenced and measurable. Known for clear thinking, executive facilitation, and translating between commercial intent, technical reality and operational constraint to keep teams aligned and outcomes moving.

Focus areas:

- Business and technology transformation
- Executive facilitation and decision support
- Data and modernisation strategy
- Customer and employee experience uplift
- Cross-functional leadership and coaching
- Turning complexity into clear choices

10:45 - 11:15

Solving the Right Problem: Architecting Workflows, Operating Models, and ROI for the Agentic AI Era

Lynden Roberts - Chief Medical Information Officer at Monash Health Simon Moorfield - Group Executive, Customer and Technology at Transurban Deepika DiGiovine - Global VP Technology at BHP Lisa Drum - Head of Product at ADAPT Read More

- Reality Check: Is the real barrier to AI scale technical complexity, or broken workflows?
- Productivity Trap: How do we transition from personal productivity tools to true agentic workflows?
- Engineering Adoption: As AI-driven operational models take shape, how are you engineering a culture that wants to adopt the workflows that you are redesigning?
- Data Bottleneck: How do we reframe data hygiene from a back-office IT cost to a board-level revenue constraint?
- CFO Disconnect: How do we stop selling generic “hours saved” and prove hard long-term financial ROI?

11:15 - 11:35

Insight from Telstra

Thought Leader at Telstra

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11:35 - 11:55

From Operational Resilience to Business Value:
Simplifying Complexity in the Age of AI

Thought Leader at Splunk

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CIOs are under pressure to prove that operational resilience is not just a safeguard, but a driver of revenue protection, productivity, and customer trust.
This keynote explores how stronger observability can help technology leaders reduce complexity, prevent costly disruption earlier, and turn IT performance into measurable business outcomes.

- Resilience is becoming a commercial lever, not just a technical KPI.
- Greater visibility helps CIOs cut noise, cost, and operational drag.
- Predictive operations can reduce downtime before it hits customers and revenue.
- Agentic observability opens the door to faster decisions and smarter remediation.

12:00 - 13:00

ADAPT Executive Insight Roundtables

Share with confidence under the Chatham House Rule. Attend your preselected roundtable to participate in a peer discussion moderated by ADAPT analysts with subject matter experts.

Roundtable 1

Strategic Insights from Oracle

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Oracle and your peers

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Shan Moorthy

Chief Technology Officer, APAC at Workday

About

Shan Moorthy is the Chief Technology Officer for APAC at Workday. Shan has led technology and data functions as a senior IT executive, CTO and CDO with grand success in key enterprises across ANZ and APAC, achieving digital revolutions within the media, retail, banking, and telecommunications industries by retiring sprawling, monolithic ERP, HCM, CRM, and data systems and replacing them with modern, cloud platforms. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Shan loves combining deep technical knowledge of Software Engineering, Data and AI, with business strategy and commercial acumen. Outside of work, he enjoys time with his family and is a mechanic, tinkerer, and hacker on classic cars, home automation, hydroponics, and other electronics which are in a constant state of iterative improvement. 

Roundtable 2

Demystify the Future of Work - People, Money, Agents

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Shan Moorthy, CTO at Workday

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The future of work isn’t just about new technology; it’s about managing a new kind of team. As of late 2025, only 14%* of enterprises had implemented AI agents, yet the potential to automate repetitive tasks and surface real-time insights is immense. During this session we will explore the agentic maturity journey. We will share insights on reskilling teams for AI literacy, modeling trust through human-in-the-loop governance, and overcoming the cultural resistance that follows early-stage AI disappointments.

Learn how a staged use-case approach—moving from information retrieval to autonomous task execution—allows Victorian departments/agencies to scale smart, start small, and finally deliver on the promise of AI-enhanced productivity. * Workday Realising ROI from AI Agents in Finance report.

Joe Locandro

EVP & Global Chief Information Officer at Rimini Street

About

Mr. Locandro serves as EVP & Global CIO. In this role, he is responsible for leading Rimini Street’s global, mission-critical IT business applications and operations team and establishing strategic plans for the company’s current and future capabilities of IT. 

Mr. Locandro is a seasoned business technology and transformation leader with over 25 years in senior IT executive roles including CTO, CIO, CDO and Chief Transformation Officer, a career spanning a range of complex industries from airlines, utilities, and manufacturing to building and construction. His extensive background includes working for many global organizations along with providing his expertise to advisory boards for governments, universities, and statutory authorities. 

Roundtable 3

Is ERP Dead? What Comes Next in the Age of Agentic AI?

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Joe Locandro, EVP & Global CIO at Rimini Street

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Traditional ERP thinking is being rewritten.

Agentic AI is shifting how work gets done and forcing leaders to question long held assumptions about monolithic suites, vendor roadmaps, and the belief that modernization must come through disruption.
This boardroom is an open, peer level conversation designed to explore where ERP is really heading and how technology leaders should be preparing for right now.

We will examine how agentic AI is unbundling ERP responsibilities, reshaping process orchestration, and enabling more intelligent service layers that sit above existing systems. Rather than pushing upgrades or platforms, this session focuses on the ideas, patterns, and signals that matter for predicting the next era of enterprise operations.

Join fellow CIOs and technology leader to explore:

- Why monolithic ERP models are losing relevance and what is replacing them
- What assumptions every CIO should challenge when evaluating vendor roadmaps
- How agentic AI is redefining the role of ERP in the enterprise

Roundtable 4

Strategic Insights from Brennan

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Brennan and your peers

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Roundtable 5

Unpacking the SAP Data Ecosystem: Accelerating Innovation Across Your Cloud Environment

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with SAP and your peers

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Join us for an exclusive roundtable discussion featuring industry leaders and experts as we explore the expanding SAP data partner ecosystem and its transformative impact on modern enterprise strategy. This session goes beyond a single partnership, taking a panoramic view of how SAP’s deep integrations with Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and AWS are collectively redefining what’s possible in data management, AI, and intelligent decision-making. As organisations increasingly operate across multi-cloud and hybrid environments, understanding how these strategic alliances work together — and independently — is critical to unlocking the full value of SAP data.

This dynamic, interactive roundtable will give participants the opportunity to:

- Explore cross-platform use cases that span multiple cloud environments and data platforms
- Address common challenges such as data portability, governance, latency, and data ownership
- Identify opportunities for innovation at the intersection of SAP business data and modern cloud-native capabilities
- Discuss emerging trends in AI, data lakehouse architecture, and real-time analytics as they apply to SAP workloads

The session is designed to encourage open, candid dialogue among practitioners, architects, and IT leaders and will provide actionable outcomes for organisations at every stage of their SAP cloud and data transformation journey.

13:00 - 13:55

Peer Networking Seating Lunch

13:00 - 13:55

Lunch Roundtable: Strategic Insights with Fujitsu

A lunch boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Fujitsu and your peers

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13:55 - 14:55

ADAPT Executive Insight Roundtables

Share with confidence under the Chatham House Rule. Attend your preselected roundtable to participate in a peer discussion moderated by ADAPT analysts with subject matter experts.

Roundtable 6

New Frictions New Frontiers - the Executive vs. Employee Tug-of-war on Enterprise AI Adoption

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Cognizant and your peers

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Cognizant’s will soon launch their New Frictions New Frontiers research, which studies the enterprise struggle to realise tangible ROI and “hyperproductivity” from their AI endeavors.

Last year’s bold MIT headline claimed that only 5% of AI pilots were able to extract value, but we know this isn’t a complete picture. In reality, organisations have deeply complex internal dynamics and sources of friction that can prevent AI from being leveraged to its fullest extent.

A key exploration area in this research is the “leadership disconnect with frontline realities”. We have witnessed an “Executive vs. employee tug-of-war” where strategic intent doesn’t reconcile with lived experience.

This roundtable aims to delve into this crucial perception gap and frictions it creates, exploring why AI’s promise remains unfulfilled for many, and how organisations can better align their strategic momentum with employee readiness to successfully embed AI deeply and effectively across the enterprises.

Roundtable 7

Financial Intelligence Roundtable: Speak the New Language of Value with AI-Accelerated TBM

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Apptio and your peers

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In today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape, CIOs are under growing pressure to control IT spend while clearly demonstrating business value. Yet many organisations still lack the visibility needed to confidently manage technology investments making financial intelligence a critical capability for modern IT leadership

This roundtable, powered by AI-accelerated TBM solutions from Apptio, will bring together CIOs and senior technology leaders to explore how to better connect cost, performance, and outcomes. The discussion will focus on practical ways to move beyond traditional IT financial management and adopt a more strategic, data-driven approach to decision-making.

Participants will share insights on how to gain deeper visibility into technology spend, eliminate inefficiencies, and build stronger alignment with finance and business stakeholders—all while continuing to support innovation and growth.

Key discussion areas include:

- Establishing and maturing an IT Financial Management (ITFM) capability through a practical, structured approach
- Gaining granular visibility into technology spend across on-premises and cloud environments
- Identifying opportunities to reduce waste and optimise costs without limiting innovation
- Building trust and transparency with stakeholders through a shared financial language
- Balancing fiscal discipline with the need to invest in future-focused technologies

This interactive session is designed for leaders looking to strengthen financial intelligence, improve control over IT spend, and elevate how they communicate the value of technology across the business.

Adam Hartwig

Account Executive at ThreatLocker

About

Adam Hartwig is an Account Executive at ThreatLockerleveraging a strong background in the Medical Device sector. His work with clinicians and regulated healthcare organisations gives him a solid understanding of security, compliance, and operational risk. With experience supporting missioncritical technologies, Adam offers practical insight into zero trust and endpoint protection. At ThreatLocker, he applies this expertise to help organisations strengthen security, protect sensitive data, and enhance operational resilience. 

Roundtable 8

Cyber Resilience by Design: Becoming a Hard Target

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Adam Hartwig - Account Executive at ThreatLocker and your peers

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From a technology leadership perspective, cyber resilience means designing systems and operations that minimize exposure, constrain impact, and sustain the business under attack. While an organisation’s inherent value to adversaries may be fixed, its susceptibility is not. This discussion focuses on the practical actions leaders can take to reduce attack surface, strengthen core controls, and limit lateral movement—making the organisation demonstrably harder to compromise and more resilient when incidents occur.

Roundtable 9

Beyond Pilots - Redesigning Work for Enterprise AI Value

A boardroom session moderated by an ADAPT Analyst with Publicis Sapient and your peers

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Most organisations are stuck in AI pilots; this roundtable explores how to redesign processes and operating models so AI changes the business, not just the task.

- Where are you truly redesigning processes, not just sprinkling AI?
- Which journeys or value chains are your best candidates for redesign?
- How do you pick one “lighthouse” use case to prove change?
- What guardrails keep experimentation safe but fast enough for impact?
- How do you track productivity and value once agents enter workflows?

14:55 - 15:05

Afternoon Break: Refreshments + Snacks served in lobby from 15:15

An opportunity to meet with other attending peers and with strategic partner executives

Dom Price

Work Futurist at Be Luminous

About

Dom Price is a Work Futurist, team obsessive, and Partner at Be Luminous and someone who has lived the chaos of scaling a business from the inside out. Joining Atlassian as employee #600, Dom stayed for 12 years as their resident Work Futurist, helping grow the company to over 16,000 people globally. That’s not theory - that’s scar tissue.

Dom operates at the intersection of tech and humans, and his mission is simple: upgrade the human operating system of how we work. Because as he’ll tell you, “a fool with a tool is still a fool… you’ve just made them faster.” In a world drunk on AI and the next shiny solution, Dom is the pragmatic voice asking whether your people are actually set up to use it well - driving change that’s sustainable, not just spectacular.

As a keynote speaker, Dom doesn’t trade in polished frameworks or borrowed wisdom. He shares real, lived experience the messy, hard-won kind which is exactly why he’s in demand. Less thought leader, more battle-tested practitioner.

Co-creator of the Atlassian Team Playbook, TED speaker, and advisor to C-suite leaders globally. Dom believes that work and life should be about thriving, not just surviving. A keen traveller and veteran of 53+ countries, he calls Australia home. Manchester made him. The rest? Still very much in progress.

 

Dayle Stevens OAM

Data and AI Executive at Telstra

About
15:05 - 15:35

Transformation Projects Fail without Upgrading the “Human Operating System"

Dom Price - Work Futurist at Be Luminous Dayle Stevens OAM - Data and AI Executive at Telstra Read More

As AI accelerates enterprise ambition, many organisations are upgrading their tech stack faster than their people stack.

Dom Price (Be Luminous, ex-Atlassian) sits down with Dayle Stevens OAM for a provocative fireside chat on why transformation efforts stall - and how to fix them.

This session explores the often-overlooked “human operating system”:

- The mindsets, behaviours, rituals, and leadership habits that determine whether change actually sticks.
- Balancing velocity with sustainability and avoiding cultural debt
- Designing organisations where humans and machines don’t just coexist - but compound each other’s impact.

Less about tools, more about traction. This is a discussion for leaders who know that the future of work isn’t just built, it’s behaved

Matt Boon

Senior Research Director at ADAPT

About

As Director of Strategic Research at ADAPT Matt Boon, is responsible for directing and developing ADAPTs research content and positions. In his role at ADAPT Boon advises C-Suite executives across the end-user and technology provider landscape. Boon is also responsible for bringing together groups of C-Suite leaders to discuss and prepare for the myriad of challenges and opportunities they face.

ADAPT host’s numerous industry leading IT focused events annually and Boon is responsible for hosting, chairing and delivering ADAPT independent content and positions to help attendees make informed IT decisions.

15:35 - 16:05

Economics of Agentic

Matt Boon - Senior Research Director at ADAPT Read More

Stop funding AI as a science experiment and build a CFO-ready FinOps model for consumption-based orchestration.

- Transitioning from predictable per-seat licensing to token-based consumption models.
- Protecting shrinking BAU operational budgets while funding agentic workflow integration.
- Defining the core metrics that link AI throughput directly to enterprise revenue.

Dr. Peter Weill

Chairman, CISR at MIT & ADAPT Advisor

About

As Chair of CISR at the MIT Sloan School of Management in Boston, Peter’s work centres on the role, value, and governance of digitisation in enterprises. Peter works with several of Australia’s and the world’s leading CIOs, ExCos and Boards and is a senior advisor to the New York VC firm Insight Partners.

Peter was nominated for the 2023 Thinkers-50 based on his new book, Future Ready, and was ranked by Ziff Davis as the 24th most influential person in IT and the highest ranking academic. MIT CISR undertakes practical research on how firms generate business value from digital.

16:05 - 16:45

CIO Town Hall:
What's on the Mind of A/NZ CIOs Leading Tech for 30% of Our GDP?

Dr. Peter Weill - Chairman, CISR at MIT & ADAPT Advisor Read More

This town hall reflects CIOs’ priorities of AI integration, operational excellence, and modernising legacy systems to drive growth, resilience, and innovation in 2025.

- Where does your organisation stand on the 4-stage Enterprise AI maturity model?
- What AI-driven approaches are working, and how are you leveraging autonomous agents today?
- What key issues and opportunities are top of mind for tech leaders in ANZ?
- Peer brainstorming to tackle your biggest technology challenges or uncover new growth avenues.
- Discuss strategies to achieve agility and responsiveness for top-tier performance.
- Explore how leading AI and digital transformation projects can shape your professional legacy.
- Preview insights from upcoming MIT CISR research on how to integrate and lead AI-powered collaborators effectively.

16:45 - 16:50

Closing Comments

16:50 - 17:30

CIO Edge Peer Networking Drinks

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An opportunity to stay, mingle and meet other attendees over drinks and food and discuss the day.

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