Benny Higgins, former chief executive of Tesco Bank, the finance arm of one of the world’s largest retailers, is dismayed by the response of Australian bank executives to the Banking Royal Commission.
Sydney Water’s George Hunt was named as Australia’s number one technology and digital chief at the unveiling of CIO Australia’s third annual CIO50 list.
Senior tech execs at the CIO Summit in Melbourne discussed the strategies they are using to fill technology skills gaps across their organisations.
Privacy not a game of poker for corporates to play, says Security in Depth's Michael Connory.
When companies create and update their own microlessons it results in better learning.
Sonjoy Ghosh acting as CIO at City of Adelaide following Auhl's departure.
The CIO50 CIO of the year reveals how courage is key to realising “the hyper-connected utility.”
To be data-driven is a dangerous catch phrase, says Gartner's Andrew White.
“Bring to the decision table those people that you cannot bear at work,” says Gartner diversity expert.
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The CIO Executive Council recently held its 2018 Pathways graduation at the Hilton Hotel Sydney. Pathways graduates attended from all states throughout Australia and New Zealand after completing a 12 month accelerated leadership development program.
Australian CIOs continue to embrace digital transformation strategies at accelerated rates and increasingly recognise they need to transform data into actionable intelligence to succeed. Now more than ever, CIOs need to enable smarter decision-making, strengthen customer relationships and drive growth - and are turning to the power of business intelligence, advanced analytics - and even artificial intelligence - to achieve real-world tangible results. A group of IT leaders gathered in Sydney to discuss their challenges and opportunities in the business intelligence and data analytics journey.
Tech execs gathered in Sydney for breakfast to hear about why it's no longer good enough to simply replace paper-based processes with digital services. There's an emerging culture on the rise across the private sector and government workplaces, driven largely by young people, who demand a seamless experience all the time and from any device. The breakfast was sponsored by Box.
Tech chiefs from Brisbane discussed how they are measuring the experience internal and external customers are having with their digital products and services. The luncheon was sponsored by Riverbed.
Some of Australia's top technology and digital chiefs got together in Sydney for the unveiling of the 2018 CIO50 list.
One in four workers in today’s enterprises are already cloud workers, reports Forrester. They want flexibility and mobility; to get work done on any device, anytime, from any place. So how do we prepare for this environment? A group of business technology leaders gathered in Perth to discuss how to meet the demands of this tech savvy group.
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EXECUTIVE VIEWPOINT: Alan Abraham, ANZ Country Manager
