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  • NAB private Cloud builds new paradigm: Part 3

    The development of a greenfield private Cloud is facilitating NAB’s IT revolution, but compared with more traditional banking platforms the new technologies is not without challenges.

  • Proving the value of IT - Part one

    Value. It’s a powerful word at the best of times. It can mean cheap and simple or large and complex — and everything in between — and all meanings are positive, depending on your point of view. When the word ‘value’ comes up in focus groups, brand managers are wont to smile wryly and consider their job done. Happy days. Add ‘IT’ as its prefix, however, and suddenly, this fabulous term with all its positive connotations becomes fraught with uncertainty, despite enterprise over the years gaining critical business and competitive advantage from information and communications technology.

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    Time to get Agile

    CIOs and project managers talk about Agile in the trenches - the good, the bad and the ugly.

  • 6 things that should be in the CFO's budget -- not mine!

    CIOs are from Venus. CFOs are from Mars. And nowhere is this more obvious than at budget time.

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    Australia lagging in data security compliance: PCI Security Standards Council

    A lack of financial penalties and a mandate to publicly admit data breaches may be clouding the real state of credit card payment and security in Australia, according to a senior executive from the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council.

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    CommBank Launches New-look NetBank

    The Commonwealth Bank has announced an upgrade of its customer service portal, NetBank, aimed at creating a single site, sign on and password to access a wider range of the bank’s websites and services.

  • 5 Tips on Getting Your Customers to Pay Their Bills

    Getting customers to pay up quickly is a critical part of business. Here are 5 ways to ensure that your customers don’t turn into payment laggards

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    Westpac Outlines St George IT Integration Strategy

    Westpac is to derive much of its future IT innovation and costs savings from a cross pollination of best-of-breed IT systems between itself and St George, which was acquired by the bank last year.

  • Westpac Credits IT with Performance Gains

    Westpac has made major advances in the last half year in improving the reliability and stability of its in-house IT systems according to the bank’s CEO, Gail Kelly.

  • ANZ to Spend $500m on Managed Network and Services

    Singtel-owned telco Optus is provide telecommunications and managed networks service to the ANZ bank under a new $500 million, five year contract.

  • Five Things You Can Do Right Now to Deal With The Financial Crisis

    What you can do today to help keep your company afloat and your career prospects intact.

  • How a CIO Should Deal With the Aftermath of a Data Breach

    When it comes to data breaches, experts agree that prevention is the best cure but what innovative steps should CIOs take if the unthinkable happens?

  • Banker Sours

    In early 2002, the then chief executive of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), David Murray, set headlines ablaze with a blistering attack on information technology and the IT industry's ability to deliver on its promises.

  • Stay Hungry

    When GE Money acquired AGC from Westpac in 2002, the CIOs of both companies joined forces to carry out one of Australia's largest corporate integration projects

  • Taking Maxwell to the IT

    A lifetime spent working in information technology has left Mary Ann Maxwell with a deep insight into what works and what doesn't when it comes to meeting the information expectations of corporations

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