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Opinion: Avoiding 'crash diet' IT cost cutting
Short-term cost cutting versus sustainable IT spend reduction in the downturn.
Staff Writers
Jun 22 2009 7:03AM
Strategy
CeBIT09: Feds ahead of schedule on Gershon goals
Federal agencies are by and large ahead of schedule in terms of realising the cost cuts stipulated by the Government in the wake of the Gershon report, with $109 million of savings identified thus far.
Brett Winterford
May 13 2009 10:33AM
Strategy
CIO's lessons learnt on Telstra's OSS overhaul
Telstra’s CIO John McInerney has admitted he would spend less time replicating legacy systems into the new operational support systems (OSS) environment and give partners “a bit more time” for the project if he could do it over again.
Ry Crozier
Apr 1 2009 9:22AM
Software
Inside Virgin Blue’s IT transformation
Virgin Blue CIO David Harvey wants to embrace application offshoring and cloud services as he continues to drive the airline's lengthy IT transformation.
Ry Crozier
Mar 26 2009 1:11PM
Networking
Obama CIO placed on leave after FBI raid
Just days after his appointment, the US chief information officer Vivek Kundra has been told to take leave, after the FBI swooped on his former employer, according to reports.
Phil Muncaster
Mar 16 2009 10:15AM
Security
2012 UK Olympics CIO hits the ground running
In his first interview since his appointment, London 2012 CIO Gerry Pennell tells
Computing
how his past experience and an emphasis on proven technology will help to ensure a trouble-free Games.
Angelica Mari
Mar 13 2009 6:15AM
Training & Development
Veteran KPMG CIO to move on to global project
Consultancy firm KPMG is seeking a new CIO to replace industry veteran Ian McBride.
Brett Winterford
Mar 11 2009 3:50PM
Software
Obama appoints "first ever" federal CIO
President Obama has appointed the first-ever federal chief information officer (CIO).
Angela Moscsaritolo
Mar 6 2009 11:04AM
Security
Jetstar extends project management outsourcing deal
Jetstar’s CIO Stephen Tame has espoused the need for businesses to run leaner in order to keep IT projects on-track, as the low-budget carrier extended an outsourced project management deal for a further two years.
Staff Writers
Jan 20 2009 2:51PM
Strategy
Thumbs-down for vendor trips and smartphone upgrades
CIOs should turn the tables on vendors in 2009 by ‘politely declining’ vendor courtesy trips and instead inviting them to a free lunch at a chain restaurant to discuss cost optimisation, according to Gartner.
Staff Writers
Jan 7 2009 2:11PM
Hardware
Q & A – Sun Microsystems CIO Bob Worrall
On the data centre challenges facing IT managers, why IT service provision is changing and what problems will it present to IT managers
Dave Bailey
Dec 22 2008 5:10PM
Software
Internode appoints first CIO
Internode has appointed the former head of operations at Cable & Wireless, Mike Damms, as its first chief information officer.
Staff Writers
Dec 2 2008 11:39AM
Telco/ISP
End of the road for 'rip and replace' IT
The wasteful 'rip and replace' culture adopted by many IT departments will be wiped out in 2009 as businesses focus on making better use of the systems they already have, according to service-oriented architecture firm Software AG.
Nov 29 2008 3:22PM
Hardware
John McInerney promoted to Telstra CIO
Best known for leading the IT Transformation program at Telstra, McInerney was described as “immensely capable” by CEO Sol Trujillo this morning.
Staff Writers
Nov 6 2008 2:20PM
Strategy
ISO20K skills in demand from Aussie CIOs
Vendor-agnostic IT best practice certifications are in demand from prospective CIOs in their MBA programmes, a lecturer at Charles Sturt University says.
Ry Crozier
Aug 20 2008 6:01AM
Strategy
IPv6 migration hits CIO radar
IT managers have been advised to ensure forthcoming network kit purchases support the next generation of the internet protocol after the European Commission (EC) announced plans to force the pace of migration to IPv6.
Dave Bailey
Jun 2 2008 3:39PM
Networking
Google CIO defects to EMI
Douglas Merrill, de facto chief information officer and vice president of engineering at Google, has quit his post to become president of digital business at EMI Music..
Guy Dixon
Apr 7 2008 3:09PM
Training & Development
AMD appoints Ahmed Mahmoud as CIO
AMD has appointed Dell veteran Ahmed Mahmoud as chief information officer reporting directly to Hector Ruiz, chief executive at AMD..
Mar 12 2008 7:28AM
Training & Development
Microsoft hires ex-Disney exec as CIO
Tony Scott gets key role with software giant.
Clement James
Jan 21 2008 2:39PM
Training & Development
Green IT still low on CIO agenda
Half of IT executives admit that their firms do not monitor IT-related energy spending, according to a new report from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
Staff Writers
Oct 3 2007 9:25PM
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