Imposter syndrome, cognitive bias during hiring, and lack of interest possible reasons for drop in women in STEM roles.
If you’re new to IT management, here’s an infallible guide to breaking bad—all the way to the top.
CBA’s David Whiteing has delivered a blunt warning to his fellow tech execs: If your current business transformation plans don’t scare you, they’re not bold enough and you’ll be left behind.
Organisations must trim the layers of governance built up over many years for traditional waterfall tech projects or fall victim to more agile startups, says CommBank’s senior agile coach, Stuart Mitchell.
ANZ Bank’s Maile Carnegie says agile working is more than simply ‘theatre’ and demands sophisticated leadership to be successful.
Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure now have a new competitor in Australia – a ‘three zone’ Google Cloud Platform region in Sydney has finally landed.
Mike Schuman has left his position as chief information officer at Townsville City Council.
Mary Powderly-Hughes’ actions cost the public pursue more than $400,000 over a number of years.
CIO Australia is proud to announce the second annual CIO50 list where we recognise Australia’s 50 most innovative and effective IT leaders who are influencing change across their organisations.
Associate Editor
How St John of God Health Care is building a customer-led digital strategy
Business and Personal Development Consultant & Coach
Sharpen your savvy: 5 steps to navigating organisational politics
Research Director, Gartner
We think, therefore WeChat: The rise and rise of the people’s ecosystems
Principal Consultant, DH4
Governments must be more transparent about ICT project statuses
IT leaders gathered in Sydney for CIO Australia's event, Information governance in a digital world. The breakfast was sponsored by OpenText.
CIO Australia contributor Lou Markstrom discusses ways to improve collaboration between the IT group and the rest of the organisation.
Western Australia's leading technology executives gathered for the annual CIO Summit in Perth on May 16.
Senior IT executives and CIOs gathered at Eureka 89 restaurant in Melbourne to discuss what digital transformation means to their businesses, the measurements they use to determine success or failure, and how they deal with the cultural challenges of their projects. The luncheon was sponsored by HCL.
CIO Australia contributor Lou Markstrom discusses the critical elements of creating a culture of service excellence that you should keep in mind.
IT chiefs gathered at Aria in Sydney to discuss what digital transformation means to their businesses, the measurements they use to determine success or failure, and how they deal with the cultural challenges of their projects. The luncheon was sponsored by HCL.
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