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    David Kissane
    David is a Managing Director and Protiviti’s global Enterprise Cloud lead. David has over 24 years’ experience across a variety of industries and senior IT roles, including: Partner at Deloitte Technology Consulting, Group Infrastructure and Operations Director at Westpac Group, Global CTO of Reckitt Benckiser, Global Director of Architecture and Services at Reckitt Benckiser and APAC Director of…
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    Alex Setchin
    Alex is an accomplished and trusted technology professional with a strong track record in building enterprise cloud solutions, technology strategies and architectures and leading large-scale transformation programs. His broad background spans superannuation, banking and insurance, utilities (energy, gas, and water), media and telecommunications, supply chain industries and the public sector,…
  • Blog
    March 5, 2024
    Cybersecurity expert: The U.S. is facing big challenges
    "We don’t know so much about technology and we’re playing as if it’s always going to be benevolent and good to us, but the problem is that there are so many people increasingly every year using it for bad purposes and to steal money or to influence elections or bring down governments." "You can watch any congressional hearing you like, the ones with Mark Zuckerburg and Facebook were interesting…
  • Blog
    October 6, 2023
    Protiviti-Oxford study: Execs see cashless future, expect big disruption from digital currency
    Two-thirds of global executives say their companies are at least “somewhat prepared” for a significant disruption to monetary policies and structure. A staggering 89% of business leaders say they are concerned about their ability to protect customer and client data in a digital currency future; 61% say crime, fraud and corruption will be more prevalent in future financial transactions.Global…
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    June 30, 2023
    The digital currency revolution is upon us. Only the global economy is at stake
    Digital money can vastly increase efficiency through greater speed and reductions in transaction costs, and since it’s not issued by the government but rather ruled by an algorithm, it may be more inclusive and less affected by political considerations. Governments are eager to position themselves for the next stage of the digital revolution in financial services by issuing central bank digital…
  • Blog
    March 19, 2024
    Heidi Crebo-Rediker on future-proofing your business amid geopolitical risks
    "My first piece of advice would be if you are not paying attention to geopolitical, and I would extend to political risk, this can impact your business, and now is the time to start.""It begins with the board. Integrating geopolitical risk and how you determine what spillovers and disruptions may occur and embed it into the oversight mandate. You do need board members, or at least advisors with…
  • Blog
    March 18, 2024
    From democracy and digitization to risk and regulation, we explore the future of government
    While wars rage on in Africa, Europe and the Middle East, “U.S. hegemony is increasingly contested, China vies for global influence, and emerging powers such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey assert their interests, the international order is becoming more unstable.”The World Bank’s Ed Olowo-Okere offers a call to action for global governments to adopt a new social contract with citizens to ensure they’…
  • Blog
    March 18, 2024
    Digital expert: Metadata and ID keys to unlocking e-government
    Very often, people expect their engagement to government to look like their engagement with their bank or with a social media platform, with any now very truly natively digital service offering, and governments struggled to do that. Partly, it’s legacy. Partly, it’s the cautiousness of government, but partly, it’s the fact that it’s different. Government is different.I think currently it’s…
  • Blog
    March 11, 2024
    Blockchain Coinvestors CEO: If U.S. government won’t lead on innovation, get out of the way
    "Tesla created the fast-charging infrastructure of America; the government didn't do it. They could have done it, but they didn’t. Imagine if they had and required it for all transportation in America?" "Standards are very dangerous in a world of innovation. A regulator has to create a dynamic, flexible regulatory structure that provides some clarity, but still permits additional waves of…
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    April 11, 2024
    Former Australia Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop: Find a way to build a better world
    "There is a significant effort underway to develop guardrails against the misuse of emerging and powerful technologies. This is occurring within governments, with a level of cooperation from the private sector and supported by higher learning institutions.""The ability of organizations and governments to balance their relationships with the U.S. and China is becoming increasingly difficult, and…
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