CIO Magazine - January 2012

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Forthcoming features
Below you will find information on features and in the next issue of CIO magazine

On sale January 2012

P&G's UK CIO and shared services chief Dave Ubachs talks about the information differences a CIO can make

PROFILES

BOARDROOM TO BEDROOM
A shared services structure gives P&G’s Dave Ubachs a view of the global business

MAN IN THE MIRROR
Tony Pusey has helped drive publishing giant Trinity Mirror into the digital age

THE BIG STORY

AN ACT OF AGGRESSION
The US Congress might have sidelined the controversial SOPA legislation, but its politicians are determined to retain control of the internet on their own terms

FEATURES

DIGGING DEEP
Networking remote sites in West Africa has tested mining CIO Paul Harrison

CHARTING THE FLOW
Users share their real-life experiences of using BPM tools to improve workflow

DIVIDING LINES
BG Group CIO Christine Ashton shares her time management and delegating tips

DATA D-DAY
Enterprise search needs to adapt to cope with the growth in user-generated data

COLUMNISTS

EASING THE PROCESS
Alistair Maughan negotiates the liability sticking point and Jerry Fishenden puts performance before process

A ROW OVER COLUMNS
The database war is over – optimisers are the new battleground, says Andy Hayler

IT'S AN EDUCATION
Schools’ ICT needs to excite and inspire  tomorrow’s CIOs, writes Mike Lynch

GOING GLOBAL
It’s not just big companies who can gain from outsourcing, says Richard Sykes

FOUR PILLARS OF WISDOM
Mike Altendorf outlines the four major challenges facing IT leaders in 2012

THE BACK END

APPY HOLIDAYS
Your Christmas e-habits tracked, CIOs’ thoughts on last month’s cover story and Andy Hayler enjoys another Square meal

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