Auckland 2019

24-25 Sep, Tue: 9:30pm-5am, Wed 9:30pm–4am, ASB Showgrounds

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Paul Stathis

Paul Stathis is CEO of BICSI South Pacific, an industry association addressing the interests of IT and telecommunications infrastructure professionals.

Paul has been involved in the communications, IT infrastructure and building services industries for 30 years, in a variety of roles that include design and project management at consulting engineering firms; sales, marketing and product development in cabling manufacturing firms and fire service providers; and as editor for a publishing company. He has spoken at numerous IT and communications conferences throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia, as well as having written many technical articles for the communications, electrical and industrial safety markets.

Paul holds an engineering degree in electronics and a graduate diploma in business.

Tuesday 24 September

ICT Infrastructure – The Foundation of Present & Future Technologies for Building Services

10am-10:45am ICT NZ: Presented by BICSI

Paul Stathis

BICSI South Pacific

Building services are adopting digital technologies faster than the industry can keep up. BICSI will outline the essential infrastructure that needs to be in place.

ICT Infrastructure – The Foundation of Present & Future Technologies for Building Services

10am-10:45am ICT NZ: Presented by BICSI

Paul Stathis

BICSI South Pacific

Building services are adopting digital technologies faster than the industry can keep up. BICSI will outline the essential infrastructure that needs to be in place.

11am-12pm ICT NZ: Presented by BICSI

Paul Stathis

Michael Martin

BICSI South Pacific

Cybersecurity threats extend well beyond the cloud and ICT infrastructure, given the modern connected premises and the growth of connected devices. This is a top priority for our Government and communities, with major initiatives like the Protective Security Requirements (PSR) and New Zealand Information Security Manual (NZISM) in place to deal with threats. In this presentation, we interview one of New Zealand’s foremost cyber-security experts and major contributor to government and industry strategies and policies to mitigate cyber-threats to businesses and communities - a must-attend presentation for all building services professionals.