A little ray of sunshine
27 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online | Ben WoodheadAmid the gloom of reporting season there's a ray of sunshine for the information technology industry - many of the nation's largest companies aren't showing any inclination to cut computing costs.
Big task for new Sky City CIO
26 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online | Paul SmithGaming group Sky City's recently appointed chief information officer Mike Clarke is under pressure to deliver improved IT performance at the casino operator.
US finds caps don't fit
25 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online | Chris JenkinsIn the home of the brave and the land of the free, downloaders are starting to find out the internet ain't what it used to be.
Little hope for Commander's creditors
19 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online | Julian BajkowskiMost of the creditors that attended today's Commander creditors' meeting, chaired by Ferrier Hodgson administrator Max Donnelly, held out little hope that they could recover unsecured debts.
Preparing better business cases
01 Aug 2008 | CIO Asia | Peter HindResearch is vital to keep industries and executives informed about trends and directions, but are senior IT executives aware of this importance, or do they see information gathering calls as a nuisance to be avoided?
Presumption of innocence at risk
12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review | Peter MoonThe call by the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft last week for local internet service providers to agree to a UK-style anti-piracy regime reeks of opportunism.
First step on the long road to reform
12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review | Julian BajkowskiWhen the Australian Law Reform Commission's list of 295 proposed reforms was tabled in parliament yesterday, it signalled the beginning of a long road towards a slew of changes that are bound to spark controversy and debate.
The non-English web
11 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online | Chris JenkinsThe Olympics are always a timely reminder, if ever we needed one, that not everyone speaks English.
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First step on the long road to reform
12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial ReviewWhen the Australian Law Reform Commission's list of 295 proposed reforms was tabled in parliament yesterday, it signalled the beginning of a long road towards a slew of changes that are bound to spark controversy and debate...
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- Presumption of innocence at risk
12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review
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My view - web 2.0 and the CEO
20 Aug 2007 | Research | George F. Colony from Forrester ResearchSix things about marketing in the world of Web 2.0 that the CEO should know. I often get to sit down with large company CEOs to talk about new technology. These days, the topic of conversation frequently turns to Web 2.0 ? how to sell insurance, or aircraft parts, or cars when the 30-second TV spot and the one-page newspaper ad are dying. Here's what I tell them:..
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- Asia Pacific IT leaders' agenda survey
13 Jul 2007 | MIS.Online | Fairfax Business Research
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Offshore attraction
12:35PM | MISBank of Queensland CIO Iain Blacklaw is swapping home comforts for the rewards and cultural challenges that go with a top role in a large Saudi bank, Michael Crawford writes...
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Don't call it a cloud
28 May 2008 | MIS.OnlineIt's surprising how many small and mid-sized businesses still shy away from software-as-a service, or cloud computing as Google and Amazon.com prefer to call it...
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Roundtable: IT Decision-making Part 2
30 Jul 2007 | MIS.Online Does it matter who a CIO reports to when it comes to decision making? This is one question discussed in part 2 of this MIS roundtable, sponsored by Macquarie Telecom, along with the growing problem of tech-savvy users trying to influence IT strategy...
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The non-English web
11 Aug 2008 | MIS.OnlineThe Olympics are always a timely reminder, if ever we needed one, that not everyone speaks English. ..
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Spyware is a blended threat
09 Jul 2007 | MIS.OnlineOf the many security threats facing today's businesses, spyware is particularly troublesome. Your security demands a layered approach...
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Spending the nation's wealth
12:19AM | MIS | Ben Woodhead. Additional reporting by Chris JenkinsAs private-sector information chiefs feel the pinch of a tightening economy, their government peers continue to splash the cash, Ben Woodhead writes.
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