Most recent articles by Mike Altendorf
Beyond the life of Pi
CIOs must help drive innovation from the classroom to the boardroom
Four IT trends for 2012
Mike Altendorf predicts the hotspots of the CIO's worry wall
Information for sale
If departments can buy their own commodity IT, where does that leave today’s CIO?
Building a legacy
A tendency to add new applications without retiring legacy systems has left us with over-complicated, inefficient technology
The emperor's new clothes and other stories
Big software players' attempts to fight social networking newcomers by adopting similar trappings is doomed to failure
Xfactor and other 2010 Eureka moments
The new decade looks up for CIOs
Why private cloud can help you sleep better at night
A half-way house compromise might settle some cloud anxiety
Social media – the IT equivalent to free love?
Banning Facebook and Twitter isn't the answer
Digital Economy Bill fails to grasp national benefits
The digital divide
iPad legitimises the netbook
Padding out Netbooks
The CIO talent show
Brush up your resumé
The CIO = the man that can?
2012 predictions - it's going to be the year of the CIO
The nature of nurture to build a strong IT team
Pushing your staff to discover hidden talents will create a buzz that prospective employees can't resist
Young, gifted and British
CIOs, the talent you need to transform your IT department is out there. Go and find it.
Build the buzz about your business & IT if you want talented staff
T is for talent...
SCVNGR is the next big thing in social media
Gaming company takes social networking out into the real world
We all need David Cameron’s govt to have one source of truth
Scrapping the UK government central data platform project is a big mistake
BP oil slick demonstrates the dangers of outsourcing and cloud to CIOs
Some business critical services can be more safely outsourced than others
Marriages made in Hell
Factor in IT systems, existing data and company culture when bringing organisations together or let them be put asunder, declares Mike Altendorf
Big companies will fall behind
2010: The year of the...



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