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Thursday March 8, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Bendigo Bank has saved more than $41,000 on its power bill in four months by automatically switching off its desktops when they weren't needed.

And we speak to Gartner on why CIOs and IT managers should safeguard future business intelligence and analytics contracts in case their chosen vendor is swallowed up.

Also, don't forget to secure your place for the iTnews Executive Summit on network computing, to be held in Melbourne.

Have a great day,

-- James Hutchinson

LATEST CIO STRATEGIES ARTICLES

	Bendigo Bank mandates daily desktop shutdown By Liz Tay \| Mar 8, 2012 Cuts power bill by $41,000 in four months.
	Gartner: Safeguard your BI contracts By James Hutchinson \| Mar 8, 2012 Acquisitions threaten support levels.
	ATO toughens IT systems against data leaks By John Hilvert \| Mar 7, 2012 Multi-year project revealed.
	Giants hooked on IE6 web apps By Liam Tung \| Mar 7, 2012 Australia's banks and government agencies struggle to upgrade to Windows 7.
	IBM targets financial firms with commercial Watson By Liz Tay \| Mar 8, 2012 Jeopardy-winning platform offered as cloud-based service.
	Westpac offshores 119 systems maintenance jobs By Staff Writer \| Mar 6, 2012 IBM, two more vendors grow outsource share.

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