Tennis Australia appoints new CIO
Tennis Australia has promoted its infrastructure manager, Primoz Trcek, to the CIO role. Trcek replaces Samir Mahir, who left the organisation mid-year after leading several analytics and digital projects.
Samir Mahir - News, Features, and Slideshows
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The data and digitally driven CIO
Samir Mahir reflects on his career following his departure as CIO of Tennis Australia, an organisation that is hungry for technology innovation.
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Samir Mahir leaves Tennis Australia
Tennis Australia’s Samir Mahir has left the organisation as CIO after leading a number of analytics and digital projects.
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Serving up faster websites
Managing the needs of high-profile tennis stars such as Lleyton Hewitt, along with members of the public who expect websites to load within seconds, led Tennis Australia to implement online application performance and monitoring in time for the Australian Open in January 2014.
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IBM apps use real-time data to serve up fan engagement at Australian Open
Tennis fans are being served up mobile apps at this year's Australian Open, including a new free iPad app which enables them to follow and tweet messages of support to their favourite players.
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Interview: Samir Mahir, CIO, Tennis Australia
Tennis Australia's CIO Samir Mahir says CIOs need to lead transformation activities within their organisations. Mahir has achieved this by using technology systems to help the organisation achieve its business and strategic goals at its world-renowned tournament, the Australian Open.
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CIO movers and shakers: Slideshow
A look at recent movements among Australian CIOs