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27/06/2008

Virtualisation software will help optimise IT for business needs

Using virtualisation software will not just save money and space, but also help optimise IT for business needs


17/04/2008

Transport for London’s CIO Phil Pavitt makes travellers top priority

Transport for London’s CIO Phil Pavitt’s one aim is to make the traveller top priority, as Mark Chillingworth finds out


11/02/2008

An improvised path to CEO

An unplanned but ultimately rewarding journey has led former CIO Adrian Bagg to the top role at leading disability charity the Papworth Trust


29/01/2008

Where have all the women gone?

Not only are fewer women entering and staying in the IT profession, but little help is being offered to those who actually wish to return.


28/01/2008

Risks pay off in brand building

Technology leader Darin Brumby had to take a gamble when it came to developing commercial orientation – but the results were worth it


01/11/2007

Learning from other sectors

John Baldoni reports on how working with technology and management teams from other sectors can boost your organisation’s IT performance


21/10/2007

What do CIOs think are the biggest green IT challenges?

What do CIOs think are the biggest green IT challenges?


12/07/2007

SOA takes to the skies

The idea of designing IT architectures to manage loosely coupled services and support business processes is nothing new. But the lack of a single approach service oriented architecture (SOA), means that adopting it is a daunting task.


12/05/2007

The promise of good governance

Catherine Doran, CIO at Network Rail, knows the value of IT governance. She recognises its practises and tools can maximise the value and control of IT real estate. In fact, Doran believes IT governance is a fundamental strategic practise for the enterprise, having seen its impact in a variety of roles including tenures as CIO at NatWest, Capital One in Europe, BT Retail and currently at Network Rail. “Governance supports the business plan by providing enterprises with security and access control, along with the development of a robust and reliable infrastructure,” says Doran.


02/05/2007

Outsourcing trailblazer

Sir Brian Pitman knows about success – and failure. Having first joined Lloyds Bank in 1952, he went on to become one of the City’s most celebrated bankers whose advice and leadership led to such plaudits from his peers as being named Financial World European Banking CEO of the year in 1993 and KPMG Business Leader of the Year in 1998.


04/04/2007

A source of concern

If CIOs were to believe everything they hear from vendors, they would think that outsourcing had taken over the world and there were no inhouse IT departments left. While this patently is not the case, it is true to say that the market is growing steadily and evolving as maturity sets in.


23/03/2007

A rational man

Though newspaper publishers may have sleepless nights worrying about the long term impact of the internet on their business model, there is no doubt it is still a hugely profitable business for the bigger players.


20/03/2007

Power play

Energy efficiency is not merely a green issue or something for your PR department. It is a business problem that is rapidly approaching crisis point


15/01/2007

Taking the easyJet option

Andy Caddy, IT services director of low cost airline easyJet, explains why the decision to outsource its mission critical website was the obvious choice


16/12/2006

Virtual reality

National Rail Enquires is a vast ‘virtual’ company which outsources mission-critical functions. CEO Chris Scoggins explains how it works.


27/11/2006

Full steam ahead

Steve Walters, IT director at P&O Ferrymasters, explains why the company is driving on with its IT consolidation.


12/09/2006

Signed sealed Delivered

Did you manage to get this Christmas’ ‘must have’ item? We refer of course to the black – as opposed to green, gold or ice-white – Christmas tree.


12/09/2006

Battle for the skies

Looking out his window, OzJet CEO Hans Van Pelt has a chilling daily reminder of the formidable challenges in launching a new airline on to the Australian domestic market.


11/09/2006

Help yourself

It has been five years since South Australia’s Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure rolled out EzyReg.


17/08/2006

Broader horizons

In 2004, total expenditure in the UK on travel and tourism was £70.08 billion, a rise of 4.8 per cent on the previous year.


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