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  • In Australia last year, admittedly in thrall of the GFC, an unprecedented number of CIOs lost their jobs

  • In an ever more complex world, CIOs need to be able to delegate important matters

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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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  • There are few things we like to read about more than a good old fashioned horror story and it is hard to remember a better one in recent times than the storm surrounding Queensland Health's botched attempt at replacing its payroll system...




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  • The litany of errors that threw Queensland Health's payroll into chaos could become a teaching module for how not to carry out a major technology project, but we've been here before..

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