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Thursday October 11, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Members of an iTnews panel of public and private sector tech executives are seeking to tap machine-generated data - like log files and stock tickers - to improve security, IT service delivery and customer loyalty.

And CommBank CIO Michael Harte has urged young IT professionals to stand up to "the man" in championing project ideas.

-- Liz Tay

LATEST CIO STRATEGIES ARTICLES

	Aussie CIOs mull value of machine data By Liz Tay \| Oct 11, 2012 Set sights on fraud, outages and customer churn.
	Bupa eyes cloud after IT transformation By Liz Tay \| Oct 11, 2012 Looks to establish consolidated platform.
	ROI metrics retard IT innovation: Harte By Liz Tay \| Oct 9, 2012 CBA tech chief appeals to young innovators.

	Myer drives towards omnichannel By Joshua Gliddon \| Oct 11, 2012 IBM's Websphere underpins integrated push.
	Rio Tinto stays on course for technology payoffs By Ry Crozier \| Oct 11, 2012 Systems contribute to global mining efficiences.
	Government lags a decade in service delivery By Joshua Gliddon \| Oct 10, 2012 Former banker flags major service delivery changes.
	Industry bigwigs talk up IT careers By Liz Tay \| Oct 10, 2012 Westpac, Coca-Cola CIOs call for more skilled workers.

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