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Finding your cultural IQ
Working well with people from different cultures is vital in an increasingly connected world, argues Syed Ahmed.
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4 qualities to look for in a data scientist
It's one of the hottest IT jobs around but how do you make sure you hire the right data scientist?
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Six amazing advances in cloud technology
These six innovations show that it's possible to manage servers, develop applications, run virtual machines and even sequence the human genome using cloud technology.
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The CSO tango: Keeping in step with your security team
As IT and security both play crucial roles in enabling the business, the two roles must learn to keep in step, despite following a different tune.
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- Finding your cultural IQ
- Microsoft pushes for new approach to innovation
- 4 qualities to look for in a data scientist
- Making the case for Agile
- CIOs to Become In-House Brokers -- and That's a Good Thing
- 6 Social Media Mistakes That Will Kill Your Career
- How to Switch From iPhone 5S to BlackBerry Z30 (and Why)
- Cloud shift boosts CIO’s role
- Dropbox angling for larger corporate share
- ACCC CIO apologises for privacy breach
- Microsoft's Office for iPad shakes up mobile enterprise
- Six amazing advances in Cloud technology
- Is Windows 8 Development Worth the Trouble?
- IT Service Providers in Ukraine Deliver Despite Political Tensions
- Updated: Schiavello CIO Krist Davood departs
- The CSO tango: Keeping in step with your security team
- What Does a Social-Media-Meets-Virtual-Reality World Look Like?
- Job Search Tips for 2014 College Grads
- The mainframe Isn't dead, and neither Is the PC
- Cancer foundation in quest to create giant genomic database
- Victorian Department of Education improves access to youth data with online portal
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- Government CIOs Face Data Center Consolidation Challenges
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Making the case for Agile
Agile methodology is moving out of the software development team and becoming a core part of IT and business collaboration.
Top News
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Innovation
Microsoft pushes for new approach to innovation
Lack of engagement between academia and business, a risk-averse culture, and slow, linear innovation processes are holding Australia back from competing in a fast-changing international economy.
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E-Business
4 qualities to look for in a data scientist
Every business, it seems, needs a data scientist, but not everyone knows what to look for. The four qualities of a good data scientist described here will help you first write a job description and then evaluate candidates for your data scientist vacancy.
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In Pictures: Inside evolving satellite technology
Take a look inside Russian NASA, ESA spacecraft construction
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Finance
Heartbleed: GE Capital says no customer data compromised
GE Capital has responded to media reports that financial websites run by GE Money could be vulnerable to the Heartbleed security bug by saying that it has “no reason” to believe any customer data has been compromised.
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Cloud Computing
Cloud shift boosts CIO’s role
GPT Group’s move to dump its on-premise hardware and shift it all to the cloud hasn’t threatened CIO Greg Baster’s job — it’s enhanced it.
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Cloud Computing
Dropbox angling for larger corporate share
Dropbox on Tuesday unveiled a new version of its data storage and sharing service for business claimed to provide IT administrators with more control by separating work and personal files.
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Finance
UPDATED: CBA says it is restoring NetBank services
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) says it has resolved a technical issue with NetBank online banking and that full services are "progressively being restored."
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Legal
ACCC CIO apologises for privacy breach
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's CIO, Adrian Walkden, has issued an apology to subscribers of ACCC email lists. The organisation discovered late last week that the email addresses of subscribers to a number of its information alert services were publicly accessible online.
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In Pictures: 10 Big Data startups to watch
The Big Data space is heating up
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ERP
Six amazing advances in Cloud technology
The Cloud is more than just dirt-cheap data storage and lightning-fast apps. These six innovations show that it's possible to manage servers, develop applications, run virtual machines and even sequence the human genome using cloud technology.
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Finance/Banking/Insurance
Finger scanning could be used as mobile banking login: Westpac NZ
Westpac New Zealand has completed a trial which could allow customers to use finger print scanning to log into its mobile banking app on the Samsung Galaxy S5 and eventually other smartphones.
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CIO Executive
Updated: Schiavello CIO Krist Davood departs
Schiavello Group CIO Krist Davood has left his post and taken a new CIO role at Court Services Victoria. Davood has been replaced at Schiavello by former CTO Bernie Wansink.
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In Pictures: The road to the 60TB hard drive
Within the next six years, hard disk drives will go from 6TB of storage to 60TB. Here are the technological advancements that will make that possible.
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In Pictures: Meet the 2014 Internet Hall of Fame Inductees
Father of the Mouse, Father of DSL among honorees
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Big Data
Cancer foundation in quest to create giant genomic database
Amanda Haddock is on a mission. She wants to create a database containing at least 50,000 human genomes – our genetic material – to find better treatments and cures for cancers.
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