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Mobiles help put a stop to drug stock-outs 01 August, 2009 02:34:00
What I find particularly interesting about the mobile-for-development field is how a disproportionate amount of innovation occurs in the very places where resources and funding are often in shortest supply. Just as mobile payments started off as an indigenous phenomenon long before Vodafone, the British government and Safaricom brought the world M-Pesa, numerous mobile health initiatives start off as innovative, small-scale projects before the bigger players spot their opportunity and attempt to take them to scale. One can only imagine the number that fail and fall by the wayside before they get this far -- Darwin's "survival of the fittest" can be equally applied to the mobile applications world as our own. - +
Why Leaders Must Evolve 14 December, 2007 11:14:13
Your leadership success increasingly depends on your ability to adapt to changing times. - +
Taking a Systems View 07 February, 2007 14:15:18
Talk about perverse consequences. BP sets out to slash 25 percent of its fixed costs and ends up killing 15 workers and injuring 180 others, in the worst industrial accident in the US in 15 years. - +
Knowledge Management 2.0 07 February, 2007 13:18:35
Business runs, by default, on e-mail. It's always there, and it just works, so we end up using it for everything - as a telephone, as a filing cabinet and as a conference room. But the trouble with e-mail is that it happily gobbles up our ideas, crucial documents and business acumen and doesn't give them back. - +
Going for Broke 08 September, 2005 11:00:04
Insolvency is all around, but smart CIOs can spot the symptoms of failure before their companies become too sick to save - +
Staying on the Job 09 December, 2003 13:58:29
The political uproar surrounding the revamped Job Network can’t eclipse the Herculean effort expended to get one of government’s most complicated information systems up and running. We talked with DEWR to find out what went wrong with application EA3000 - and how the department made it right - +
Job Network system faces audit 03 September, 2003 08:03:50
The litany of end user complaints that have dogged a Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) system upgrade will finally face the harsh light of a formal investigation. - +
Users slam slow Job Network system 31 July, 2003 08:33:24
The federal government's beleaguered Job Network system, which went live July 1, is still under fire with users claiming miserably slow response times and persistent outages as the system struggles to cope with 3.2 million transactions daily, according to documents obtained by Computerworld. - +
New job network system cops criticism 18 July, 2003 08:00:37
Recruiting agency members of the federal government's Job Network that were forced to undertake multimillion dollar IT-compliance upgrades have labelled the new system "a dog". - +
Employment Deployment 25 November, 2002 11:33:17
When the CES was ditched in favour of the Job Network in 1998, the government employment service not only took on a new name, it also adopted a new service delivery model. With the whole country watching, failure was not an option. - +
The Money Pit 11 May, 2001 10:26:51
Could IT have prevented the largest, most expensive, most complex public works project in the history of the United States from becoming a byword for poor and possibly felonious project management?
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CIO Industry Insight Podcast #9 Scott Dawes, VP of Applications Business Unit, Oracle ANZ 03 March, 2010 10:26:28
CIO Australia Editor Matt Rodgers catches up with Scott Dawes, VP of Oracle's Applications Business Unit in A/NZ, about the role supply chain and logistics software plays in keeping global businesses moving. - +
CIO Industry Insight Podcast #8: Michael Sentonas, Chief Technology Officer for McAfee Australia 25 February, 2010 11:26:51
CIO Australia Editor Matt Rodgers talks with McAfee Australia CTO Michael Sentonas about the findings of McAfee's latest critical infrastructure protection report, In the Crossfire: Critical Infrastructure in the age of Cyberwar as well as the new security threats CIOs face in today's Web 2.0 world. - +
CIO Industry Insight Podcast #7: Peter Thomas, Senior Director for Exadata Solutions & Architecture, Oracle ANZ 17 February, 2010 10:01:02
CIO Australia Editor Matt Rodgers talks with Peter Thomas, Oracle's Senior Director for Exadata Solutions and Architecture, about the company's latest high-end database and storage system. - +
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CIO Live Podcast #88: Mark Toomey, author of Waltzing with the Elephant: A Comprehensive Guide to Directing and Controlling Information Technology 24 September, 2009 11:55:25
CIO Australia Editor Matt Rodgers interviews Mark Toomey, author of "Waltzing with the Elephant: A Comprehensive Guide to Directing and Controlling Information Technology". Framed around the international standard ISO/IEC 38500, Waltzing with the Elephant explains what IT governance is, how it fits into the overall regime of corporate governance and IT service management and also defines the characteristics that organisations should exhibit when they are truly effective in governing their use of IT.
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Facebook users targeted in massive spam run 19 March, 2010 06:50:00
The messages try to get users to dowload a malicious attachmentFacebook's 400 million users have been targeted by a spam run that could infect their computers with malicious software designed to steals passwords and other data, according to security researchers at McAfee. - +
Using Biometric Access Systems: Dos and Don'ts 18 March, 2010 06:41:00
For biometric access systems, the devil is in the details. Here are implementation strategies from users and analysts.Considering a biometric access system? Experts offer practical advice in these dos and don'ts. - +
Seven Firefox Plug-ins That Improve Online Privacy 18 March, 2010 06:18:00
It does help the more nerdy among us ascertain what's going on under the hood of a websiteAs strange as it might sound, there are times when I wish for the old days of the Internet circa the early 1990's. The days of Mosaic and Lynx, where there was no Flash, no Javascript and no Java. A simpler time where protecting your privacy and security wasn't as essential as it is today. - +
Law enforcement push for stricter domain name rules 18 March, 2010 05:04:00
The changes would make it more difficult for criminals to register under false details for domain namesLaw enforcement officials in the U.K. and U.S. are pushing the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers to put in place measures that would help reduce abuse of the domain name system. - +
Indian security startup offers free software 17 March, 2010 06:01:00
The company hopes to make money by selling services to small companiesWep Solutions, an Indian security software and services startup, is offering its unified threat management appliance software free to small businesses around the world.
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