Opinion
Four IT trends for 2012
Mike Altendorf
An inside view from the service provider sector
Database wars enter a new phase
Andy Hayler
BI innovator and analyst Andy Hayler has pioneered blogging
5 innovation killers and how to avoid them
Stuart Cross
Guidance on the skills you need for planning and execution
Outsourcing a key part of transformation for CIOs
Mark Chillingworth
Online editor Mark Chillingworth assesses management and business issues from the outside
The secrets of effective disaster recovery
Freeform Dynamics
Freeform Dynamics is a UK based industry analyst and research organisation
Is it the end of the road for BPM?
Neil Ward-Dutton
Neil Ward-Dutton is Research Director at MWD Advisors. Neil co-founded MWD in 2005 with a mission to share his knowledge of industry best practice to help organisations achieve better alignment between the way they invest in and deliver IT with what their business demands.
SMEs must go global for outsourcing
Richard Sykes
Richard Sykes was IT leader of chemical giants ICI during the tenure of Sir John Harvey Jones
Getting the business ready for the Cloud: The role of the CIO
Bryan Cruickshank
Bryan Cruickhshank is Global Head of IT Advisory at professional services providers KPMG.
DigiNotar, where did our trust go?
Rik Ferguson
As spokesman for Trend Micro, Ferguson is recognised as an industry thought leader and analyst and is regularly quoted by the international press on issues surrounding information security, cybercrime and technology futures.
Breaking into the bank of ideas
Giles Nelson
Globe trotting SOA expert describes the world he sees and the technology solutions
Business relationship management – too much for one person?
CEB
Best practice advice from the board of directors' association
Opinion archive
12 essential habits of new IT hires
Some tips on what to look for when filling your next vacancy
Oracle fleshes out its 'big data' portfolio
Dale Vile of Freeform Dynamics on how the whole big data movement is introducing net new capability to the business mainstream.
2011, the editor's year
A personal look back on 2011 as Editor in Chief of CIO
An application of quality
Mobile apps must be useful, functional and 100 per cent reliable
New year metrics
As IT becomes a commodity, CIOs must devise new ways of measuring their value to their organisations
No more public v private sector mindset
Metropolitan infrastructure needs will make the distinction less relevant
In 2012 the device is no longer the crucial discussion for CIOs
Information value offers CIO a powerful future
The LaaS frontier
Labour-as-a-Service, the latest on-demand-delivered IT resource
The CIO = the man that can?
2012 predictions - it's going to be the year of the CIO
Information for sale
If departments can buy their own commodity IT, where does that leave today’s CIO?
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