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Technology and marketing leaders gather for the third annual CIO and CMO Executive Connections in Auckland. Here are pictorial highlights from the event.

Its first customer, intelliHUB, is switching off 2G connections in favour of the IoT network, starting in Tauranga

Starts new role in March

From Industry 4.0 to transparency, Deloitte lists new board responsibilities and focus areas in ‘the age of disruption and uncertainty’

Misuse of data could compromise privacy or individual rights, prompt incorrect decisions or a misapplication of skills and, ultimately, drive a very consequential loss of employee trust in the organisation, writes Ben Morgan of Accenture Interactive NZ

Maxwell executives told investors it had developed and patented a "dry electrode" technology that could significantly increase the driving range and reduce the cost of electric vehicle batteries

Images obtained by the drones are also being used to develop a cloud-based, AI system to identify and classify defects and damage more quickly and with greater accuracy than is humanly possible

The much-hyped distributed ledger technology (DLT) has the potential to eliminate huge amounts of record-keeping, save money, streamline supply chains and disrupt IT in ways not seen since the internet arrived

Starship Foundation partners with Mercury for '360 Experience' project

Role covers ICT strategy and leadership across ANZ and Asia

Launches TOBi the chatbot as an innovative way of offering customers a quicker web chat service.

CIOs need to continue to be wary of long-term contracts with vendors that don’t support multiple platforms, writes Sean Abbott of Zerto

$270 million acquisition expected to be completed in early 2019

The ocean covers more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface but 95 percent of it remains unexplored.

How organisations are rethinking workplace design

Consumers are rethinking the trend of sharing information among connected devices, reports Unisys

Oliver Schabenberger talks about his merged role at SAS, and what he believes is the next phase for AI

Gartner identifies four areas organisations need to create and strengthen

Tech execs gathered in Auckland, New Zealand to discuss how automation technologies are being deployed across their organisations and the challenges they face. The luncheon was sponsored by Automation Anywhere and KPMG.

How can IT leaders continuously reinvent the business - with technology at the core - to stay competitive and address internal and external stakeholder demands? Technology and digital leaders share insights on this and other challenges in the cloud era, at the CIO and Computerworld breakfast forum in Auckland, held in conjunction with Zoho.