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This Way Up: Annette Vernon, UK Home Office
Posted by Andy McCue | Mon 22 Feb 2010
A lifelong public servant, UK Home Office CIO Annette Vernon worked her way up through the Civil Service from admin officer to chief information officer. Today, she manages an extensive IT remit that covers policing, counter-terrorism, immigration and the government’s ID card scheme ...Read more
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How should CIOs support the business use of social media? Part 2
Posted by Anthony Bradley | Mon 1 Feb 2010
Are Web 2.0 platforms a vital component of the connected enterprise? Anthony Bradley, managing VP at Gartner and an adviser on the enterprise employment of Web 2.0 technologies, says yes - but you need to manage them correctly ...Read more
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How should CIOs support the business use of social media? Part 1
Posted by Toby Redshaw | Mon 25 Jan 2010
With over 50% of CIOs banning the use of social networking in the workplace, the debate rages over whether Web 2.0 platforms are a vital component of the connected enterprise. Toby Redshaw, global CIO of Aviva, believes Web 2.0 can make the insurance giant "big and agile" ...Read more
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Global CIO appointments
Posted by Kevin White | Mon 18 Jan 2010
Our regular round-up of the latest CIO appointments from around the world, including a special focus on the automotive sector ...Read more
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Adding financial muscle to IT
Posted by Kenny MacIver | Mon 18 Jan 2010
Want to become the CEO of IT? Then hire a CFO of IT. It's a role that has long been championed by analyst group Gartner, but only in recent months has the title started to appear with some frequency on recruitment sites ...Read more
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CIOs who blog - update
Posted by Kenny MacIver | Fri 23 Oct 2009
Surprisingly few heads of IT see the value - or feel they have the latitude - to float their thoughts in the public blogosphere. Here's our list of 13 active CIO bloggers... ...Read more
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This Way Up: ABB's Haider Rashid
Posted by Kevin White | Mon 19 Oct 2009
As group CIO and head of real estate at power and automation engineering company ABB, Haider Rashid manages nearly $2 billion of costs and around 4,000 internal and outsourced employees. His management roles at some of the world's largest life science companies, where he led major consolidation and strategy projects, provided the grounding for a shift into one of the top jobs in global IT ...Read more
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Should CIOs blog publicly? Part 2
Posted by Andrew Keen | Mon 12 Oct 2009
A small but growing band of CIOs are maintaining public blogs. Andrew Keen, author of The Cult of the Amateur and self-styled challenger to the "mad Utopians of Web 2.0", argues that they're wasting their time. ...Read more
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Should CIOs blog publicly?
Posted by John Suffolk | Mon 5 Oct 2009
A small but growing band of CIOs are maintaining public blogs. In part 1 of our debate, John Suffolk, the UK government's CIO, explains the value of putting his thoughts online. ...Read more
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CIOs who blog
Posted by Kenny MacIver | Mon 5 Oct 2009
Surprisingly few heads of IT see the value - or feel they have the latitude - to float their thoughts in the public blogosphere. Here's our list of 13 active CIO bloggers... ...Read more
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Reid Hoffman: Zero degrees of separation
Posted by Kenny MacIver | Wed 30 Sep 2009
Reid Hoffman, founder and chairman of LinkedIn, is on a mission: to disrupt the fabric of business by cutting across the traditional lines of professional interaction. In our exclusive interview, he argues that the revolution in corporate social networking is creating rapid innovation, competitive edge and accelerated learning... ...Read more
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CIO appointments
Posted by Kevin White | Wed 30 Sep 2009
The latest CIO appointments from around the world, including a special focus on the retail sector ...Read more
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Essential reading for CIOs
Posted by James Lawrence | Mon 10 Aug 2009
Successful environmental strategies from "green" business leaders and the inside track on Apple's ruling genius - two of the latest must-reads for CIOs ...Read more
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This Way Up: P&G's Filippo Passerini
Posted by Kevin White | Mon 6 Jul 2009
Innovation and agility have been decisive factors in the successful career path of Filippo Passerini, P&G's president of global business services and CIO ...Read more
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"Control can mean money. Quite a lot of money," says leading open source expert
Posted by Andrew Donoghue | Wed 1 Jul 2009
The French government's experiment in open source has led to huge public sector cost savings and unprecedented levels of control over its software. Professor Roberto Di Cosmo, one of Europe's leading open source experts, explains why the rest of the world should sit up and take notice ...Read more
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Special Report: The CIO dream team
Posted by Kevin White | Wed 1 Jul 2009
The key to success for any leader is having the right blend of people around you. Our special report examines how top CIOs have assembled and managed their own world-beating teams. ...Read more
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CIO appointments
Posted by Kevin White | Wed 1 Jul 2009
The latest CIO appointments, with a special focus on the public sector - where many bodies are taking advantage of the current climate to upgrade their CIO teams with talent from companies in the most extreme turmoil. ...Read more
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This Way Up: 3663's Jane Scott
Posted by Andy McCue | Fri 1 May 2009
Jane Scott is CIO of food service distributor 3663. She joined the company in 2003, after seven years of working internationally, including in the US and Japan, for Mars and Coca-Cola Schweppes. Here, we chart her rise to the top ...Read more
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Dr Doom: “It’s revolution or war”
Posted by Charlotte Moore | Mon 30 Mar 2009
“Dr Doom” Marc Faber has a knack of predicting economic traumas, and he believes the current crisis is so dire that it could result in a revolution or war. We meet the outspoken economist to discover his predictions for the future and find out why, despite being a pessimistic Swiss economist, he’s definitely not dull ...Read more
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CIO movers and shakers
Posted by i-cio.com staff | Mon 30 Mar 2009
The impact of the recession has meant considerable changes in the CIO landscape, particularly in financial services. Here’s a round-up of CIOs on the move and the top positions currently vacant ...Read more
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: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:50:10 +0000
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: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:47:10 +0000
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