The future of mobility in enterprise: Q&A
During the <i>CIO Summit 2010</i> in Melbourne, a panel session was held to discuss how mobility technology can aid the enterprise.
During the <i>CIO Summit 2010</i> in Melbourne, a panel session was held to discuss how mobility technology can aid the enterprise.
Moving Tennis Australia from blaming the IT department to working in harmony has been a key task for CIO, [[xref: http://www.cio.com.au/tag/Chris%20Yates|Chris Yates|CIO :: Chris Yates]]
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About 70 per cent of Australian organisations think the NBN will better enable their business, particularly in the areas of video conferencing, virtual desktops and IT as a service, according to IDC research.
Cloud computing, finding the right IT talent and working for a globalisation organisation are the top issues CIOs discussed at the recent Next Gen CIO summit on the Gold Coast.
Implementing change within an organisation is never easy, particularly when it comes to replacing whole IT systems. That’s why the Department of Immigration and Citizenship’s (DIAC) chief information officer, Bob Correll, relied largely on "super users" to lead the IT change management in its ambitious Systems for People program.
A company's stakeholders can become their advocates, provided IT staff make up a part of the externally facing customer team, according to Haas School of Business professor, Peter Wilton.
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship’s (DIAC) plan to complete its transformational change under the Systems for People program has been delayed due to the Federal election on 21 August.
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The transition to cloud-based applications is in a similar vein to the move from steam power to electricity, according to Wilson HTM chief information officer, Scott Stewart.
Building trust is best achieved through finding the right person, and always being honest, according to the Australian Communications and Media Authority's (ACMA) chief information officer, Carsten Larsen.
A panel of CIOs have agreed developing a workplace social media policy around the use of sites like Twitter is not exclusively an IT issue.
The National Library of Australia (NLA) has more than doubled its web services traffic to reach more than 2.5 billion hits in 2009.
A survey of some 400 CIOs across the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) region indicates that while 70 per cent feel the effects of the GFC have passed, an average 2.3 per cent budget increase will take place in these organisations.
Amidst the rush to outsource as much IT possible in the enterprise space, one company has bucked the trend.