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Thursday September 1, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

We start today by exploring what happens if you agree to buy an IT product that turns out to be unfit for purpose. What legal rights do you have when you dump it and move on?

Also, we go inside a $6 million management information system overhaul at Engineers Australia.

-- Ry Crozier

LATEST CIO STRATEGIES ARTICLES

	Analysis: How to reject unfit software By Ry Crozier \| Sep 1, 2011 A case study in why you should document supplier promises.
	Engineers Australia overhauls IT systems By Liz Tay \| Sep 1, 2011 Six-million-dollar project hits midway point.
	How CIOs can get noticed by the boardroom By Jorge Lopez \| Sep 1, 2011 Comment: Want a seat on the board? Start by getting their attention.
	Salesforce.com pushes social enterprise By Liz Tay \| Sep 1, 2011 Chief executive warns of 'Corporate Spring'.
	VMware launches mobile hypervisor By Liz Tay \| Aug 31, 2011 Separates work, home environments.
	RSA rolls out 900 virtual desktops to Australia By Darren Pauli \| Aug 29, 2011 Re-architects in-house security.

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