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Effective CIOs are adept at corporate board-level politics. As technology is a central pillar of organisations of all sizes, the CIO has to become a key member of, or senior adviser to, the management board, making key decisions on all aspects of the business and therefore being required to understand all departments, operations and issues that arise. Driving through change management and technology requires board support to ensure success.
Latest Board politics news
IBM CEO picks £14.1 million pay package
Sam Palmisano, chairman and CEO of IBM, was awarded a compensation package valued at $21.2 million (£14.1 million) in 2009, according to documents filed today with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Women CIOs show strong leadership on International Women’s Day
11 major organisations in the UK have their IT strategy led by women.
Former-Novell CTO to lead W3C
Filling a position left open since 2008, former Novell CTO Jeffrey Jaffe has taken on the role of chief executive officer for the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).
Ballmer says Microsoft will beat Google one day
It's not easy being Steve Ballmer. The Microsoft CEO was asked for the umpteenth time Tuesday if his company will ever be number one in search.
New SAP boss opens CEBIT
It was Léo Apotheker whose name appeared on the invitation to the opening ceremony of the Cebit trade show, but his successor, co-CEO Bill McDermott, appeared on stage.
Keep IT out of the boardroom says VMware
VMware is launching a new website to encourage IT managers to look at IT in a new light
HP appoints new head of enterprise services
Hewlett-Packard has shuffled executives, tapping an internal candidate, Tom Iannotti, to run the enterprise services business for the company.
Steve Jobs biography being rumoured
Apple's CEO Steve Jobs may be about to reveal the story of his life, with the publication of an official biography written by a former managing editor of Time magazine.
More executive changes at SAP
The high-profile shakeup at SAP's top executive levels continues with the announcement that executive board member John Schwarz, viewed by some observers as a potential future CEO at the company, has resigned.
Ex-SAP CEO says: 'What I did was for the best'
SAP’s sacked CEO Leo Apotheker bowed out of the company after just nine months at the helm with a valedictory message to staff that declared he had no regrets for his actions in steering the company through the recession.
Board politics in depth
CIO CV: Eachan Fletcher
This sporting life
Sporting Index CIO Eachan Fletcher doesn’t mind admitting a love for technology more...
Sporting Index CIO Eachan Fletcher doesn’t mind admitting a love for technology
This sporting life
Sporting Index CIO Eachan Fletcher doesn’t under estimate the CTO aspect of his role at one of the web's gambling bellwethers. more...
Ten board level energy saving and environmental issues CIOs must address
Top tips from the IBM Eco-Efficiency Jam
IBM recently ran a 'Jam' - an online discussion - on environmental sustainability and why it is important for CIOs, CEOs and CFOs to address it. more...
Book review: Beyond the Boys’ Club
Making sense of the global economy
Books that aim to crack the codes of finance and shatter the glass ceiling. more...
Arts Council CIO Owen Powell manages a change in scene and service
A change of art
Arts Council IT director Owen Powell paints a picture of occupational psychology and IT as the canvas for transformation more...
Why the UK’s Victorian canals rely on IT
Liquid assets
British Waterways has helped change the face of the nation’s canal network. Head of ICT Richard Walsh explains the role of technology in the operation of today’s waterways more...
Adobe CIO draws on secret SaaS
Graphic image
The IT chief of graphics software powerhouse Adobe likes software as a service and sees it eating into traditional ERP implementations more...
Foreign and Commonwealth Office CIO Tony Mather on modernising Whitehall
Diplomatic mission
Foreign and Commonwealth Office CIO Tony Mather is modernising his historic corner of Whitehall... but would rather be in Milton Keynes more...
8 signs all is not well with your company
Timing is everything when it comes to jumping ship. Here's how to tell if your company's prospects are sinking
Timing is everything when it comes to jumping ship. Here's how to tell if your company's prospects are sinking more...
Book review: How the Mighty Fall
From fallen giants to the next big thing
Failure, rhetoric, futures and instincts are the watchwords of this month’s round-up by Martin Veitch more...
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