Max Killinger is the CIO and Vice President of Corporate IT at Hoffmann Group, leading IT strategy and digital business model transformation. With a degree in computer science from Universität Passau, his expertise spans governance, security, and infrastructure operations. People he has worked with describe him as a cooperative and professional leader with great attention to detail.
There is no publicly available information about Maxs personal life, hobbies, or interests outside of his professional capacity. His focus appears to be on technology and IT leadership, with a professional interest in major technology firms like Microsoft and Accenture.
He was an early adopter of new technology, having introduced virtualization to his organization back in 2002.
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