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Thursday October 13, 2011

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The internet is abuzz today after a Googler accidentally published a tome imploring his organisation to think more strategically when it came to IT platforms and APIs.

It's not just a very worthy read; it highlights the types of issues iTnews will discuss in depth next week when we launch our latest investigation into cloud computing.

If you're in Sydney, please join us for the launch.

-- Ry Crozier

LATEST CIO STRATEGIES ARTICLES

	Rural hospital alliance deploys thin clients, tablets By Liz Tay \| Oct 13, 2011 Adopts end-to-end virtual desktop technology to 'outsource risk'.
	Study: How IT can help bag bigger profits By Ry Crozier \| Oct 13, 2011 The path to an up to $8.8 million a year windfall.
	Should the CIO report to the CEO? By Mark Raskino \| Oct 13, 2011 Comment: If you want that direct line, justify it.
	ANZ wants leaders, not builders of bank IT By Liz Tay \| Oct 10, 2011 Vendors play growing role in platform development.
	iTnews to storm the stage at vForum By Brett Winterford \| Oct 7, 2011 Readers welcome to attend the launch of our guide to cloud integration.
	Analysis: The broken cloud By Sam Gentle \| Oct 12, 2011 What's wrong with enterprise SaaS and how to fix it.

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