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Rob Mackinnon
In Australia last year, admittedly in thrall of the GFC, an unprecedented number of CIOs lost their jobs
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Linda Price
In an ever more complex world, CIOs need to be able to delegate important matters
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Simon Sharwood
Fed up with malicious hackers, dull security vendors and ineffectual regulation, one frustrated CIO tells Simon Sharwood it's time to stand up and take revenge.
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Steve Hodgkinson
There may not be many new things to write about the information chief's role, but there is a new generation eager for hints and tips, Steve Hodgkinson writes.
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Rob Mackinnon
Google's new operating system, launched after years of denial, could be part of a strategy to bring information chiefs closer to nirvana, Rob Mackinnon writes.
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Chris Morris
For many organisations, the global financial crisis has sharpened the focus on monitoring the performance of technology suppliers - Chris Morris offers some tips.
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Brian Corrigan
It is no surprise that the leaders of our two largest political parties are rarely in agreement but, Brian Corrigan writes, this could have major implications for our digital future come polling time..
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Mark Jones
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Kevin Noonan
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Linda Price
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Paul Smith
A legal case in Britain could have positive ramifications for CIOs negotiating contracts but sharp negotiation and process management skills are essential...
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