Divina Paredes
Editor
Divina Paredes is the editor of CIO New Zealand , the premium leadership and management resource for information and communications technology (ICT) executives and members of the CXO suite. She also organises and moderates CIO community events such as the CIO roundtable discussions and CIO leaders’ luncheons.
CIO to CEO: Todd Cassie shifts industries
Todd Cassie joins growing rank of NZ tech leaders transitioning to the top role
New CIO for JLL in Australia and New Zealand
Kathleen Stubbs brings experience across blockchain for property, IoT, AI and RPA
Why firms fail to move the needle on ‘employee experience’
It’s not about free pizza or the Ping-Pong table, says Amit Bhatia of Forrester
Microsoft’s ‘moonshot’ to become carbon negative by 2030
“It is an ambitious goal, but science tells us that it is of fundamental importance to every person alive today and for every generation to follow,” says Microsoft president Brad Smith.
Microsoft’s ‘moonshot’ to become carbon negative by 2030
“It is an ambitious goal, but science tells us that it is of fundamental importance to every person alive today and for every generation to follow,” says Microsoft president Brad Smith.
Chief intelligence officer champions data for good
“This is something all of us, whether in the private or public sector, can work on,” says Dr. Youssef Alhammadi of the Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi
Movers and shakers: Riki Manarangi, sustainability advocate and startup founder
Jodie King joins Vodafone as chief people officer
‘Drop dead weight, think analogue’: The modern CIO’s New Year resolutions
Gartner lists non-digital tools to help CIOs up their game for the year ahead
CIO to CDO: A new role for Peter Radich
Wraps up more than eight years as ICT exec at Abano Healthcare Group
Technology and trust run in parallel at NZ Police
Deputy chief executive Mark Evans and CIO Rob Cochrane discuss how the NZ Police is working together - and differently - as ICT becomes a critical component of policing
ICT helps bring ‘Xmas magic’ to Kiwi children
Tech for Good volunteers help not for profit group do away with manual systems for the annual gift giving for underprivileged children. They developed a platform that can help the project scale and be used for other social causes
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