CIO and IT Leaders Summit
September 12, 2018, Croke Park
The technologies, people and skills that will shape your organisation over the next 5 years
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Introduction
Tomorrow’s business environment will be more digital, diverse and automation-savvy than ever before. Technology advances such as IoT, AI, machine learning, virtual and augmented reality are creating demanding expectations from customers, employees and boards. In reality, this transformation is ongoing and always unfolding – it’s a journey, not a destination. As such, CIOs and digital leaders must implement processes to ensure that not only their departments are forward thinking, but, that the entire organisation is aware of what new technologies can bring to bear for customers, service-users and employees.
Building on the success of our previous events, our 2018 summit will explore how these upcoming digital trends are driving business and government to continue to transform how they do business.
TOPICS
Through expert presentations, case studies, panel and roundtable discussions, we’ll explore:
- What’s the ‘Next Big Thing’? The strategic technology trends that will shape business and government over the next 5 years
- What will the workforce and workplace of the future look like?
- Digital transformation (including Ryanair case study)
Following the morning plenary session, attendees can then choose between 2 streams:
Stream 1: Artificial Intelligence: Deep learning, machine learning, AI or augmented intelligence 
Stream 2: Government 3.0: Technology and the public sector transformation agenda 
Plus, our afternoon session will be a series of peer-to-peer informal Roundtable Discussions. Each table will have a specific theme and is hosted by an expert in the field, but the attendees set the agenda and get answers to their most pressing questions.
Our previous CIO Summits have been attended by decision-makers with the following titles:
- CIOs
- CTOs
- CISOs
- Senior IT leaders
- Technology and business strategy decision-makers
- Investors & Venture Capitalists
- Technology and service providers
Delegates attended from the following well-known organisations:
Enterprise Ireland, Local Government Management Association, Eirgrid, Bord na Mona, Dublin City Council, DCU, TCD, NUIM, Offaly CoCo, Fingal CoCo, Beaumont Hospital, Limerick City Council, Cork City Council, Prison Service, Repak, EPA, United Drug, Invesco, AIB Bank, Mercury Engineering, BT, Fujitsu, Abtran, Independent News & Media, Arnotts, Dell, KPMG, Mainstream Renewable Power, Accenture, Sungard, Davy Stockbrokers, Friends First, Intel, Trocaire, KBC Bank, IBM, Payzone, O2, Aviva Stadium, Lakeland Dairies, Aer Lingus, Waterford Wedgewood, AWAS, Deloitte, William Fry, Openet, Fleetmatics, Smurfit Kappa, Irish Stock Exchange, NSAI, Irish League of Credit Unions, Trend Micro, Irish Continental Group, Allianz Ireland, Sherry FitzGerald Group, Oxfam, NUIG, Aviva Group Ireland, Topflight Travel, The Children’s Hospital Group, Bank of Ireland, Three Ireland, EY, Institute of Banking, Permanent TSB, Irish League of Credit Unions, HSE, Mater Private, Lakeland Dairies, Meath CoCo, Irish Pharmacy Union, Tallaght Hospital, Cartrawler…
Speakers
Our leading speakers this year include:
Martin Curley
CIO, the Health Service Executive and Chief Officer, eHealth Ireland
John Hurley
Chief Technology Officer, Ryanair
Niamh Bushnell
Founder and CEO, TechIreland
Barry Lowry
Government of Ireland CIO, Department of Public Expenditure and Reform
Dr. Stephen Brennan
Chief Digital Advisor to the Irish Government
Julie Kane
Head of Digital Public Services, Strategy and Policy, the Scottish Government
Peter Skyttegaard
Research Director, CIO Research Group, Gartner
Jonathan Kidd
Head of Digital Operations and Robotics, Bank of Ireland
Testimonials
Read below to see what some of the attendees from our previous events have to say:
Pamela Power
Head of Information Technology, IBEC
Speakers in the morning are the best I’ve heard in some time.
Lavinia Morris
Head of IT, SMBC Aviation Capital
Congrats on a great event. Good speakers, great content, well organised and a day out of the office well spent.
Phillip Fischer
VP Business Optimisation & Chief Information Officer Ireland, ARAMARK
The CIO Summit was an outstanding event as it focused on leadership, global market dynamics and driving value within the context of ICT, rather than just ICT by itself.
Jim McGovern
Customer Accounts Director, Fujitsu
Overall, a very good conference… well worth it. Excellent!
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Contact Us
This summit is organised by The Sunday Business Post and our events partner iQuest. If you have any questions, requests, or require assistance with your booking, please feel free to contact me:
Jackie Bryan Conference Facilitator Tel: (+353) 87 055 7913 Email: Jackie.bryan@sbpevents.ie
The Venue
Croke Park, Dublin
Croke Park
Croke Park Conference Centre – Cusack Suite
The CIO & IT Leaders Summit takes place in the Cusack Suite, Croke Park Conference Centre, Dublin 3 – located off Clonliffe Road and accessed via St Joseph’s Avenue. The GAA Museum is also located in this section so please follow the directional signage for the Museum. Please DO NOT enter the Hogan side on Jones’ Road for this event. The red box below has directions to this event including all bus, DART, train and Dublin Bike information.
Parking: Parking is free in the Cusack section.
GPS coordinates 53.360712, -6.2533977
Tel: + 353 1 819 2300
Email: info@crokepark.ie
Eircode: D03 P6K7
