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02/09/2008

Managing career-threatening risks

Today’s comprehensive rules and regulations mean that any CIO can fall foul of the regulators. So what are the experts’ guidelines on managing career-threatening risks?

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29/06/2007

Using your intelligence

Absa is South Africa’s largest retail bank and also the republic’s biggest online banker. Barclays acquired 54 per cent of the organisation in 2005 in a £2.6 billion swoop. The company, which has 53,000 staff and 7.5 million customers, has been investing heavily in a business intelligence (BI) approach, says Cornie Victor, general manager, information management.

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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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23/11/2006

Making the most of your assets

Proper management can help companies sweat their IT assets but it has to be a continuous process and not a one-off project.

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11/09/2006

Insuring success

Paul-Camille Bentz is not one of those CIOs who worry about being asked to sit at the organisation’s ‘top table’.

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17/06/2006

Using your intelligence

Absa is South Africa's largest retail bank and also the republic's biggest online banker.

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