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Thursday October 4, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The University of Sydney has embarked on a pilot project that could see it deliver virtual applications to students' personal machines next year.

Also today, how the National Australia Bank is taking IT assets off its books, and we talk strategy with the CIOs of casino owner Skycity and wagering giant Tabcorp.

-- Ry Crozier

LATEST CIO STRATEGIES ARTICLES

	Sydney Uni pilots app store for BYO machines By Liz Tay \| Oct 4, 2012 Extends virtual desktops to student laptops, tablets.
	NAB takes IT off its books By Brett Winterford \| Oct 2, 2012 Interview: Looks to consume IT as-a-service.
	Fisheries revamps 'Tier 3' IT strategy By John Hilvert \| Oct 3, 2012 Tightens security, consolidates telco contracts.
	Tabcorp moves apps to services layer By Liz Tay \| Oct 4, 2012 Looks to educate regulator on private cloud.
	Skycity casinos upgrade core gaming platform By Liz Tay \| Oct 3, 2012 Deploys new software, infrastructure in four-year project.
	RIM offers cash rebate for BlackBerry 7 upgrades By Chris Jager \| Oct 4, 2012 Businesses enticed to trade in old phones.
	Newmont brings SAP system to Australian mines By Ry Crozier \| Oct 2, 2012 Lid lifted on Project Pangaea.
	One third of IT workers face discrimination: survey By Staff Writer \| Oct 4, 2012 Employment affected by age, gender and race.

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