Many highly successful digital businesses are already asking: ‘what’s next?’ What’s beyond bimodal IT, cloud services and DevOps?
Deakin University has unveiled a mix of immersive reality, AI, IoT and predictive analytics technologies that its CIO, William Confalonieri, says are the future of education.
Tim Catley, Chris Robson, Aaron Liu, Tim Hume and Dr Zoran Bolevich discuss current and future IT works in their agencies.
If you don't communicate governance rules clearly, and enforce them consistently, they are ineffective in driving behaviours and outcomes.
NSW Treasury’s new CIO has said the state government must leverage its size to attract talent and get better value from vendors.
Once projects near their close, is debriefing useful or a waste of time?
Executives don't want statistics and 'technical mumbo jumbo' says David Hahn.
Former Vietnamese refugee Tan Le discuss how to navigate the uncertain waters of technology innovation.
Chris Nurse has a wealth of experience leading change in transformational projects - his latest venture sees him building a research institute of the future.
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CIO Australia and IBM hosted a select group of industry experts at the exclusive CIO Insights breakfast, which discussed digital transformation and new ways of working in the digital age. Attendees heard how digital technologies are transforming just about every industry on the planet.
Email whaling threats and how it affects the CIO
CIOs gathered at Sydney's Quay restaurant on September 6 for the thought leadership and networking event of the year, CIO Forum 2016, in association with EMC.
Samsung has issued a global recall for its new Note 7 smartphone after 35 reported battery problems.
CIO.com Blogger Martha Heller shares the secrets to building a brand that highlights what you do best.
More than 1,600 teenage girls, age 13-17, and 136 teachers from 61 schools, attended the recent Go Girl, Go For IT conference at Deakin University in Melbourne, which was aimed at inspiring and encouraging girls to pursue a career in science and technology. The event is spearheaded by Vic ICT for Women (a volunteer group of ICT female professionals that work to recruit and retain and promote women in IT).
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