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Thursday March 22, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

IT architects at ING DIRECT have rewritten the enterprise software development rule book after migrating the company's core banking applications off mid-range systems onto the commodity x86 platform.

Also today, we go inside IT projects at the Red Cross, Fremantle Ports, Fortescue Metals and Zurich Australia.

-- Ry Crozier

LATEST CIO STRATEGIES ARTICLES

	ING DIRECT puts core banking on x86 By Brett Winterford \| Mar 22, 2012 Achieves 'bank in a box'.
	Fortescue deploys container data centres to mines By Brett Winterford \| Mar 21, 2012 Cyclone-proof resiliency.
	Inside the Red Cross' technology refresh By Liz Tay \| Mar 22, 2012 Charity overhauls desktops, data centre and enterprise systems.
	Fremantle Ports turns to analytics for safer harbours By Brett Winterford \| Mar 22, 2012 Faster ship turnarounds after BI upgrade.
	QSuper hunts new technology lead By Ry Crozier \| Mar 22, 2012 Former CIO position 'evolves'.
	Zurich Australia touts 'experience-oriented' architecture By Liz Tay \| Mar 19, 2012 Insurer looks to invest in big data analytics.

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