Caterham F1 IT chief drives Grand Prix end user support

It's really about the prospectors

CIOs have been subjected to the combined efforts of a significant proportion of the IT vendor community shouting about 'Big Data' for over two years. The wave of marketing and associated evangelism shows little sign of falling away. read more

2013 edition of the CIO100 reveals more than half report directly to the CEO, while nearly 80% sit on a leadership board

The latest CIO100 revealed fascinating insights about the state of CIO reporting lines and board level influence in the UK after it was unveiled online, in the magazine and at an exclusive London event on May 23. read more

How Intel's 4th generation Core CPU impacts business buyers

Haswell - Intel's fourth generation of the incredibly successful Core CPU - is here. As vendors begin rolling out hardware to keep up with one another in the renewed specs and performance race, that age-old game that inevitably follows is about to start again. Will users buy equipment featuring the new CPUs? Will deals on third-generation Core equipment be enticing? And what's really in it for business users, anyway? read more

CIO May 2013 issue editorial

As CIO UK announces the 2013 CIO 100 the volume calling for CIOs to forge closer relationships with the CMO or to become digital sales and marketing experts increases daily. read more

London 2012 Olymipcs CIO Gerry Pennell gets special recognition as Thomas takes over top spot from easyJet's Trevor Didcock

University College London Hospitals director of IT James Thomas has been named the number one CIO in the 2013 edition of the CIO 100 list - while London 2012 Olympics CIO Gerry Pennell received a special Outstanding Achievement award in recognition of his unique contribution. read more

Chris Taylor discusses agility, mobility and why the cloud is key to transforming a modern business

News International CIO Chris Taylor wants to move all the company's infrastructure to the cloud to help drive their transformation from a "great newspaper company to a multimedia giant". read more

Making the Co-op truly cooperative

Andy Haywood's diversity challenge as the Co-op Group CIO read more

Essex County Council CIO David Wilde looks at achieving application visibility, and dealing with legacy and duplication. read more

Fashion house Paul Smith has long taken classic British style to the wider world. Now head of IT Lee Bingham is helping deliver the same quality to online shoppers

Pre- and post-London Olympics the world has been covered in British design. Union Jacks, the original Alec Issigonis Minis and the Rolling Stones seem to appear on T-shirts, bags, posters and other accessories no matter where in the world you are. But this is no new Cool Britannia boom – British company Paul Smith has been championing home-grown design and has become a world leader in fashion, design and retail since its iconic founder formed his company in Nottingham in the late 1960s and opened his first shop in 1970. read more

The University College London Hospitals (UCLH) is one of the most complex healthcare organisations in London as both a major incident response hospital, a leading treatment hospital for a wide range of care from heart to cancer and wards for maternity and A&E. read more