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• How to work with startups

  When I was a venture capital partner, it was fascinating to see how many startup founders were sitting in large enterprises and had great ideas, but were perhaps afraid to take them to management.

• David Gee new APAC cyber head at HSBC

  Former Metlife Asia CIO, David Gee, has joined HSBC as its APAC regional head of cybersecurity.

• How to manage your vendors strategically

  Here are 6 tips for managing your suppliers

• Why you should interview your next boss

  As a CIO we all have different experiences with our supervisor. Of course there are huge variances in who we report to – the CEO, COO, CFO, global CIO or regional CIO for example. In each instance (and I’ve had experiences with each example), there are pluses and minuses.

• ​Why you should embrace Shadow IT

  As a CIO, you will discover business-driven projects are already underway and you or your team haven’t been included in them. How do you react to this?

• ​David Gee joins Metlife Japan as CIO

  Former CUA CIO, David Gee, has moved across to Metlife Insurance in Japan as its new statutory executive officer, senior VP, and CIO.

• 5 megatrends for CIOs to watch

  David Gee grabs his crystal ball and predicts the five megatrends you'll need to be aware of between now and 2020.

• Interview: Daniel Alexiuc, The Living Room of Satoshi

  David Gee talks to The Living Room of Satoshi’s founder, Daniel Alexiuc, about the digital currency landscape, why regulators are having trouble with Bitcoin, and impediments to its uptake in the future.

• Why you might have an image problem

  Is the CIO role in crisis? And are IT leaders doing enough to promote their personal brand?

• Why I don’t have to buy an Apple Watch

  The time is coming for each of us to decide – do we buy this new Apple Watch or not?

• Everyone loves a good hack

  In this age of cyber security concern, it is amusing that the word “hack” has entered our lexicon. The word has never had a positive connotation and in my view, it’s always a negative. In golf parlance, a “hacker” is not a description that one ever wants to be labeled with.
  

• Follow the ‘yellow brick road’ to innovation

  Organisations across all industries are undergoing technology-led transformations. More than ever, CIOs need to reflect and ask themselves one question: What is my value to the business?
  

• The CIO as a venture capitalist

  CIOs who want to help drive future business growth and innovation will need to develop a new mindset and new capabilities.
  

• Lessons from a hack

  David Gee relives the day he became the victim of a spear phishing attack.

• IT and the business still lost in translation

  For as long as I can remember, people have saying that IT needs to speak the same language as other areas of the business.