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BROWSE BY TOP TEN CIO CONCERNS

• 1. People Leadership
• 2. Managing Budgets
• 3. Business Alignment
• 4. Infrastructure Refresh
• 5. Security
• 6. Compliance
• 7. Resource Management
• 8. Managing Customers
• 9. Managing Change
• 10. Board Politics

TECHNOLOGY > Communications > EXPERT ADVICE

18/07/2008

Watch worker activity to predict software demands

CIOs need to monitor the behaviour of employees to predict software requirements

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27/06/2008

Sustainability is not an add-on or a departmental issue

Like security and compliance, sustainability is pervasive, creeping into every corner of the organisation, the CIO, will be right at the heart of its planning and implementation.

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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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12/12/2006

Taking the hire ground

John Bottoms, CIO, Speedy Hire talks about the challenges of creating a cohesive IT operation and reporting to the board

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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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