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TOP TEN CONCERNS > People Leadership > EXPERT ADVICE

29/08/2008

Andy Hayler: The innovation game

Identifying five recent enterprise software innovations is almost as difficult as naming five famous Belgians, says Andy Hayler

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29/05/2008

Richard Sykes: outsourcing and offshoring are loaded terms

A business meeting reminds Richard Sykes that outsourcing and offshoring are loaded terms and must be employed with care

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10/09/2007

Influentially speaking

Purdue University’s CIO Gerry McCartney’s approach to executive collaboration and influence is to get to the people behind the decision makers.

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13/05/2007

Dealing with legal technicalities

A Q&A with Ian Lauwerys, IT director of law firm, Kennedys

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31/01/2007

50 things I wish I’d known…

...before becoming a CIO

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11/12/2006

Order from chaos

Philip Raddon, IT director, Kingston Communications, talks about putting his IT house in order and building credibility

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24/11/2006

Making headlines

Ian Cohen, CIO of Associated Newspapers, talks about online challenges, capturing readers and falling into IT.

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12/09/2006

Valuing Olympic gold

With a cast of thousands and a budget of euro-billions, the Olympics is among the largest outsourced IT contracts on offer. Forget the ‘taking part’ Olympic ethos, the bi-annual global event is nice work if you can get it.

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16/03/2006

Making vital connections

The UK government’s £6 billion upgrade of IT in the NHS, the National Programme for IT, is being delivered by NHS Connecting for Health.

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• BPM, SOA and Web 2.0: Business transformation or train wreck?
  Organisations must not only promote change from within, but they must also be agile enough to quickly adapt to evolving markets, policies, regulations, and business models. Fortunately, the convergence of a trio of technologies and business practices—business process management (BPM), service-oriented architecture (SOA), and Web 2.0—is providing a solution.
• The Social Enterprise: Using Social Enterprise Applications to Enable the Next Wave of Knowledge Worker Productivity
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  The key features and benefits to an enterprise of Oracle's Universal Content Management solution. Easily manage content through the whole lifecycle, streamline business processes and improve customer service and relationships.
• SOA... Now What?
  A discussion around the value of SOA strategies and the opportunity to leverage process management strategies and technologies to deliver true business benefit.