Mark Chillingworth
Biography
Mark became the News Editor of a consumer magazine initially before joining Sky TV as an online editor, which led to a stint producing television items. He then travelled for two years, before returning to be News Editor of publishing industry title Information World Review which he went on to edit before joining CIO in January 2008. As Editor of the online CIO title he is responsible for all online content and developments.
All articles by Mark Chillingworth
NHS database and summary care records must be embraced
Check the privacy and security by all means, but let’s make our brilliant NHS better and move into modern practices
Warburtons mixed ERP improvements into its expansion plans
Grist to the mill
CIOs should think about smart billing
Show the CFO a smart metering of IT costs and they may suddenly see the true value you deliver
Constantly improving offering (CIO)
Making CIO UK a better online experience
London Zoo go wild with CRM lifecycle
Natural selection
BBC technology is being attacked on all fronts
Auntie can't win with commentators, but consumers seem happy
We're heading into the clouds
Making the business case for cloud based computing
Arts Council CIO Owen Powell manages a change in scene and service
A change of art
Why the UK’s Victorian canals rely on IT
Liquid assets
Valuation Office CIO joins up customer experience
Making tax less taxing
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