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Wednesday February 15, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The US Government's first CIO this week suggested that Australian managers sack any staff seen as traditional or blocking innovation within government.

His speech came in the same week Parliament House revealed it had blocked 5.2 million websites with the .info domain.

Let us know what you think in the article comments section.

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST GOVERNMENT IT ARTICLES

	Hiring strategy vital to government IT transformation By John Hilvert \| Feb 14, 2012 Former US CIO suggests hardline approach to IT staffing.
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	Conroy warns of cloud uncertainties By John Hilvert \| Feb 15, 2012 Australian data centres key to winning Government work.
	Censorship fears as Iran's internet disrupted By Marcus George \| Feb 15, 2012 Millions disconnected from email and social networking.
	Militaries scramble for cyber skills By Peter Apps, Political Risk Correspondent \| Feb 13, 2012 Nations recruit computer specialists for cyberwar era.
	US agency shifts from BlackBerry By Alastair Sharp \| Feb 15, 2012 17,000-strong user base tested for iPhone, Android.

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