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CIO Magazine - May 2009
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Forthcoming features
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On sale May 2009
One year on the media frenzy surrounding Heathrow Terminal 5, Paul Coby reflects on the lessons British Airways has learnt.
COVER STORY
Flying lessons
British Airways Group CIO Paul Coby tells CIO UK about the lessons he learned from the calamitous opening of Heathrow Terminal 5
BUSINESS
Cultural learnings
Outsourcing expert Arpit Kaushil explains how nuances of culture and language can damage offshoring projects.
Flirting with relationships
Comment: Andy Hayler believes software firms should spend more time looking after customers than luring prospects.
TECHOLOGY
Blackberry blossoms
The latest software for Research in Motion's Blackberry takes the battle to Apple and other smartphone rivals.
Time to move beyond email
Comment; Mike Altendorf says firms must look at new ways to collaborate in order to improve business workflow processes.
LEADERSHIP
Supermarket sweep
Premier Foods CIO Mark Vickery tells Martin Veitch that he has a lot on his plate dealing with a series of big acquisitions at the owner of a host of household brands.
Turning over
Channel 4's departing CIO Ian Dobb reflects on a decade at the broadcaster before he embarks on a new career in consulting, Mark Chillingworth reports.
An inevitable outcome
Comment: Richard Sykes sums up his thoughts on the ways IT is moving from specialism to commodity.
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