On the Agenda
How AI is being deployed across public sector organisations in Australia and globally, and what that means for network architecture, data distribution and edge computing
The security landscape: zero trust, sovereign infrastructure and post-quantum readiness, and how leading agencies are responding
New Zealand's evolving procurement environment, the Marketplace changes underway, and what to factor into your planning
Practical insight to inform your organisation's technology and investment decisions
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Event detailsAbout the event
As artificial intelligence reshapes how government agencies deliver services, store data, and protect citizens, the infrastructure that underpins it all is under growing pressure to keep pace. The network has never mattered more.
This session brings together Cisco's regional experts in global network technology, visiting New Zealand specifically for this event, to share what they are seeing on the ground, across the region and around the world.
This is an exclusive gathering of senior public sector leaders, with direct access to Cisco's experts and time to put your questions and explore the issues most relevant to your organisation.
Who the event is for
This event is designed for senior leaders and decision-makers across New Zealand public sector organisations who are shaping technology, security, digital transformation and infrastructure strategy.
It is particularly relevant for those interested in how AI, security and modern network architecture will influence future service delivery, risk management and investment planning.
The discussion is held in confidence, with no material made publicly available afterwards. This level of access is reserved for those in the room.
Register your attendance
Register today. We look forward to seeing you there!
- This event is intended for invited guests and eligible public sector attendees, and event details, speakers and agenda may change without notice.
- If you can't attend, please let us know at events@cello.co.nz so we can allocate your place to someone else.