Eurostar won’t have carte blanche over a connected Europe. With greater connectivity of Europe’s rail networks will come greater competition in the marketplace and a greater variety of rail liveries on the platforms of St Pancras and Paris’s Gare du Nord.
Andy Haywood's diversity challenge as the Co-op Group CIO view slideshow
Carillion is a relatively new name for a company that has been part of the construction and support services industry in some shape or form for over a century. view slideshow
The big cat bites back view slideshow
Insurance firm's CIO shares his title with his IT department view slideshow
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.
Willem Eelman is repackaging IT to meet business and ecological needs view slideshow
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has had a difficult recent history and like many businesses it faces some tough challenges in the near future. Jon Kirby, CIO at the Anglo-Swedish organisation, is part of a new leadership team facing up to those challenges. view slideshow
CIO Lourens Visser keeps Port of Rotterdam's systems ship-shape view slideshow
Thank you to the CIO community for all your support in 2012. CIO UK will be back in full swing on January 2, 2013. view slideshow
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