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2013 CIO100 to be announced tonight
Champagne reception preludes full listing publication on May 24
The 2013 CIO100 will be revealed tonight at a special reception for the UK’s most transformational business technology leaders.
The CIO 100 is compiled each year to reveal the 100 most transformative CIOs in the UK business economy. CIOs that are driving business change, process improvement, enabling greater collaboration and innovating in new market opportunities join this exclusive group each year. The technology strategies of the CIOs and their achievements and ambitions towards transformation are judged in comparison to their IT sourcing strategies, vendor influence. The CIOs with the most transformative vision are also judged on their place within the business, have they put technology into the board level position and discussion.
Champagne reception preludes full listing publication on May 24
The 2013 CIO100 will be revealed tonight at a special reception for the UK’s most transformational business technology leaders.
HP's results were down from last year but it still managed to make a bigger profit than expected
HP reported a 32% drop in profit for its second fiscal quarter, due partly to slower sales of PCs and servers.
Dell reported another weak quarter as its founder fights to make it a private company
Dell reported another quarter of declining profits and revenue yesterday as CEO Michael Dell continues his fight to take the company private.
However, there was a five percent dive in sales for the year to £18.25 billion
BT has beat analyst expectations and posted a yearly profit of £2.5 billion, despite modest sales figures for its final quarter and year-end to March 31, 2013.
The industry is watching closely to see how new approach flies after London Gatwick CIO Michael Ibbitson explains how airport has removed 200 servers
London Gatwick is turning to the cloud and a bring your own device (BYOD) strategy to run the airport's IT operations.
Marks & Spencer now takes over 230,000 contactless transactions every week
Marks & Spencer claims to be the UK leader in accepting NFC payments following the completion of a contactless point-of-sale roll-out at 644 UK stores.