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Tough at the top for CEOs
PricewaterhouseCoopers catches up with a select group of CEOs and asked them to review their roles over the last decade.
Staff Writers
Apr 10 2007 2:36PM
Strategy
CeBIT Australia to feature big execs
Leading commentators from Google, Sun Microsystems and Mozilla will share their knowledge with Australia’s IT industry.
Staff Writers
Apr 4 2007 10:58AM
Strategy
Going glocal
Many US-based companies fail in their overseas efforts. Even worse, they perpetuate the anti-Americanism that's already pervasive around the world. The tide must be turned to benefit the country and American businesses.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:45PM
Strategy
Moving beyond IT alignment
Despite the obstacles, IT must provide a flexible infrastructure to support strategic innovation. This is best accomplished through a governance framework that incorporates five requirements.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:34PM
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Avoiding globalisation traps
There are traps businesses can avoid when going global.
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:27PM
Strategy
A model for global innovation
IBM's venture strategy pairs it with investors and entrepreneurs around the world. Can CIOs leverage the model?
Staff Writers
Apr 2 2007 3:22PM
Strategy
US losing its competitive advantage
American Electronics Association warns that the time for action is now.
Robert Jaques
Mar 29 2007 1:50PM
Strategy
Half of corporate web traffic not work related
Gambling, music, porn and webmail clogging networks.
Robert Jaques
Mar 21 2007 8:40PM
Strategy
Cricket World Cup to lose Australian businesses $371 million
Internet management firm predicts staff productivity nosedive.
Trevor Treharne
Mar 12 2007 3:22PM
Strategy
Cebit battles exhibitor pull-out
World's largest tradeshow seeks salvation in niche markets
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Tom Sanders
Mar 8 2007 8:32AM
Strategy
Firms wasting billions on unnecessary IT
Gartner calls for curb on spending that does not help core business.
Robert Jaques
Feb 27 2007 7:54AM
Strategy
IT execs not tackling customer service
Half are worried about the issue, but only one in five plan to spend money.
Matt Chapman
Feb 16 2007 10:25AM
Strategy
Branson offers US$25m prize to tackle greenhouse gas
Plans for a virgin earth.
Jane Hoskyn
Feb 12 2007 9:44AM
Strategy
Firms clueless about their IT assets
Companies fail to keep tabs on servers, operating systems and patchlevels.
Tom Sanders
Feb 8 2007 10:47AM
Strategy
ACS to hold panel of future of NSW IT
With the NSW state election approaching, the ACS is holding a panel discussion on the future direction of IT in the state.
Staff Writers
Feb 6 2007 1:58PM
Strategy
Lawyers, not law makers, scare IT managers most
Litigation protection rather than government regulation driving technology
take-up.
Iain Thomson
Feb 2 2007 9:49AM
Strategy
Google boss regrets kowtowing to China
Decision not a good one, admits Brin.
Iain Thomson
Jan 30 2007 9:43AM
Strategy
City faces looming power crisis
Data centre power needs too high.
Iain Thomson
Jan 22 2007 9:37AM
Strategy
Tech giants develop human rights principles
Microsoft, Google, Vodafone and Yahoo seek to allay criticism.
Matt Chapman
Jan 22 2007 9:37AM
Strategy
UK companies failing to think green
Employees wasting energy and emitting thousands of tonnes of carbon.
Robert Jaques
Jan 16 2007 9:20AM
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