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Change management

Insurance in the age of agility

Industry CIO on change management, innovation, compliance, data management, budgeting, the cloud and risk

What are the pressures currently experienced by insurance industry CIOs and CTOs who are required to support business change, differentiation and innovation while maintaining a stable system of records - and all in these times of austerity? read more

Moving to a BYOD environment
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Moving to a BYOD environment

Moving to a BYOD environment

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and the Consumerisation of IT are transforming enterprise IT. But as end users enjoy the new freedom BYOD brings, the IT department is left struggling with old familiar problems of client management and data security.

Bryan Cruickshank

Blog

Supplier management

Integrating the sourcing model

IT functions will need to take a lead role in driving the service integrator model forward

For today’s CIO, the task of managing multiple sourcing partners has become a full time job. Indeed, due in large part to the recent global economic downturn, organisations are now looking more intently at how to cut costs and improve efficiency - even if it means re-organising processes and services. read more

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CIO Profile

Outsourcing

Paul Smith IT chief Lee Bingham ahead of insourcing trend

Fashion house Paul Smith has long taken classic British style to the wider world. Now head of IT Lee Bingham is helping deliver the same quality to online shoppers

Pre- and post-London Olympics the world has been covered in British design. Union Jacks, the original Alec Issigonis Minis and the Rolling Stones seem to appear on T-shirts, bags, posters and other accessories no matter where in the world you are. But this is no new Cool Britannia boom – British company Paul Smith has been championing home-grown design and has become a world leader in fashion, design and retail since its iconic founder formed his company in Nottingham in the late 1960s and opened his first shop in 1970. read more

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Virtualising the heart of your business

How far can you go and how far should you go with virtualisation?

These are the key questions facing IT budget holders today. As the technology emerges to move beyond basic server virtualisation toward a fully virtualised, software-defined data centre infrastructure, this webinar aims to help you map out the future.

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Leadership

GE CIO Neil Dyke - Achieving singularity from disparate arms

Manufacturing giant GE is really eight companies in one. EMEA CIO Neil Dyke finds common technology ground...

It may not be a British company, but the General Electric Company – better known as GE – is critical to the British economy. The UK is the second largest employee base for GE after the US. In the Mayfair office of corporate CIO Neil Dyke is a pair of maps that show the scope of his role – one is of Africa and the other of the UK, the latter showing GE’s sites in places such as Truro in Cornwall, the Midlands, Wales, Scotland and of course the London HQ. read more

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