More tech trends to disrupt data centres
This week CIO is exploring the top tech trends expected to disrupt data centres in the future, as well as IT departments, business units and the c-suite, including shifting skillsets and business strategy.
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Women CIOs more positive about analytics and IT budgets: Gartner
Female CIOs are significantly more positive about analytics and growing IT budgets than male CIOs, but more negative about risk, a Gartner report said.
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Risk management lagging in digital world
Two thirds of CIOs believe their risk management strategies are failing to keep up with new threats created by the shift to digital, a Gartner survey has found.
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Leadership is demonstrated, not measured
Bradley de Souza calls for an end to the current 'leadership by numbers' obsession - and why failing a leadership exam isn’t always the worst outcome.
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This is ‘the business’. You’re standing in it!
The old corporate stovepipes are starting to break down, says Kevin Noonan of Ovum. So how is this impacting the role of the CIO?
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Non-public cloud users at ‘competitive disadvantage’
“Enterprises can’t afford to be slow,” Amazon Web Services leader Andy Jassy told this year's AWS re:Invent conference.
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Why does IT exist?
The fundamental information within an organisation is way more important than any of the technology used to manage that information. This is what the ‘I’ in CIO represents, writes Geoff Lazberger. So how do you impress upon the executive team the real value of information?
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10 new realities driving government ICT
The government ICT landscape is evolving rapidly as budgets tighten, traditional approaches to ICT management are found wanting and technology innovation creates new options.
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Gartner sees shift to hybrid cloud unified communications
Australian businesses are moving towards a hybrid cloud approach to their unified communications services, according to Gartner analyst Geoff Johnson.
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Social media essential to IT service management: Analyst
CIOs must start to think about integrating social media into their service desks as the technology becomes ubiquitous in everyday life, according to analyst firm, Ovum.
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'Cloud CIO' joins research firm Longhaus
Former chief information officer and cloud advocate, Scott Stewart, will join Australian research firm, Longhaus, to lead research at the firm.
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Former TSA analyst charged with computer tampering
A U.S. Transport Security Administration analyst has been indicted with tampering with databases used by the TSA to identify possible terrorists who may be trying to fly in the U.S.