Stories by Sue Bushell

CIOs are often the right people to take a leadership role, making sure that they internalize the five prerequisites for success,

Gartner vice-president Asia Pacific Richard Harris says the government's review of ICT managemen should focus on mid-sized agencies

A report on innovation released last month calls for the setting up of a new entity, Innovation Canberra, to foster growth in the ICT and the creative practices sectors

There are CIOs who thrive on networking, and CIOs who, like legendary actress Greta Garbo, just want to be alone

Economists say if the Internet were to completely shut down for a day it would have a major impact

You all know the line by now: as a "Future State CIO" you should be preparing for a major expansion in your role as your focus shifts from internal operations to a preoccupation - nay obsession - with business strategy and innovation

The Shire of Busselton's senior IT officer says open source software offers many opportunities for councils suffering budgetary constraints

The Facilitator of the Australian Telework Awareness initiative says telework is a very good idea, which Australian government CIOs should be promoting far more vigorously

Many CIOs are looking to relationship management techniques to better integrate IT into the core business units, a must if IT is to take a more prominent part in shaping the direction of the business

As a matter of personal belief, CIOs are free to count themselves among the diminishing band of troglodytes that continue to deny the reality of human-induced climate change.

A British health expert is warning the Australian government both countries will face fresh challenges on e-health in the near future

In late April 1999, US Central Command conducted a series of war games to figure out the likely outcome of invading Iraq to topple Saddam Hussein. Collectively, the picture they painted was as about ugly as it gets

Innovation may well be regaining its place at the centre of corporate life, as all the surveys insist, but barriers to the creation of a truly collaborative environment where innovative ideas can be nurtured and flourish remain intangible yet profound.

IT service provider and Linux specialist Con Zymaris repeats call for Australian state and federal agencies to reintroduce truly open and competitive tendering

CIOs looking to pick the cream of this year's graduate crop are set to be disappointed