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Mike Altendorf: Search will outshine KM
Enterprise search will be a new software layer that lets firms exploit their digital assets. And Microsoft has its foot in the door, says Mike Altendorf
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CIOs to map the supply chain of the future
Data loads will shape the truck loads of the tomorrow
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The future state of the CRM market
SaaS payment will push it to the fore of CRM adoption in current market
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Business intelligence oils the wheels of oil sector profit
BI tools are essential the multiple facets of the oil industry and its recent profits
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The second age of e-discovery
Good governance – and the law – mandate that companies invest in e-discovery solutions for tracking down messages and files in the event of a probe
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NHS Records and payroll system is rare tech success story
Unbroken record
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Randy Mott: overhauling legacy systems takes more than tweaking
A single source for HP
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Betfair CTO Rory Devine placed his bet on people
Former Betfair CTO Rorie Devine reveals how people and communications have driven the betting organisation and its leading edge technology
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CIOs must learn to think like a customer in order to shape value proposition
Joined-up thinking
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Data centre standards needed to meet latest commercial demands
Energy efficiency and green computing amongst the challenges to data centre selection
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Latest Concern Articles
People Leadership > Time to reappraise speech recognition systems?
Speak and spell
Business Alignment > Citrix plans next revolution
After reinventing Windows computing, the software pioneer wants to make a splash in virtualising desktops and servers, says CEO Mark Templeton
Infrastructure Refresh > CIO’s Steve Ballmer interview transcript
Microsoft CEO on cloud computing, SaaS, Google, chimpanzees, Zune, Seinfeld (and reprising the ‘developers’ rant)
Resource Management > PGA Tour IT chief Steve Evans uses BI to satisfy fans and players
Putting IT straight
Managing Budgets > Preparing for the latest flexible working legislation
Flexing the workforce
Security > Team GB and Accenture use profiling tools to win Gold
Business insight for sail in Beijing
Managing Change > Forbes CIO puts project management in the cloud
Mykolas Rambus advocates Project Portfolio Management as clear view of the department
Managing Customers > Working with and communicating to the board of directors
CIOs discuss their tactical play in the boardroom
Compliance > What CEOs want from their next IT leaders
Wanted: CIO 2.0
Board Politics > Richard Sykes: It’s the humans, stupid!
Technology doesn’t just develop itself, and talent management skills are vital when it comes to innovative projects
Latest News
Cleveland police in £7.9m mobile systems roll out
Cleveland Police has signed a £7.9 million deal for mobile working solutions across the entire force of 1,400 officers.
London hospital trust loses £7.2m in upgrade debacle
The Royal Free Hospital in London has lost £7.2 million over six months as a result of its implementation of new Cerner-based IT systems.
How is the downturn affecting you?
Your opinions matter as CIO.co.uk analyses the state of the sector in the credit crisis
Information Agenda is way forward says IBM
CIOs and IT professionals should be looking to create an "Information Agenda" says IBM. And the company is devoting a lot of attention to the subject at its Information on Demand conference where delegates will be bombarded by a rash of product and services announcements and a lot of discussion about how to create an "Information Agenda."
NGD builds UK's first data fortress
An ambitious project is under way in Wales to build one of the most advanced and secure data centres in Europe.
Articles In Other Technology Areas
Mobile IT > Netbooks set to challenge laptops
From smartphones to Ultra-Mobile PCs and Netbooks, compact devices are emerging as a more shoulder-friendly alternative to traditional portable gear
Business Applications > Microsoft's CIO on innovation, freedom and open source
How Microsoft keeps a balance between innovation and business driven priorities.
Infrastructure > Richard Sykes on the lessons of Moore’s Law
Gordon Moore’s dictum on unrelenting technological progress causes Richard Sykes to recall leadership styles in his ICI days
Communications > Avoiding the tender traps
With many IT outsourcing contracts up for re-tender, it pays to look back for lessons and begin the process as early as possible
Internet/eCommerce > Universal Orlando Resort CIO on understands the Universal customer
Michelle McKenna, CIO of theme park operator Universal Orlando Resort, challenges market assumptions of how to drive business in a shrinking economy
SOA > Asos.com IT Director keeps a sharp eye on future trends
Gary Mudie, IT director at leading online fashion retailer Asos.com, has to keep a sharp eye on future trends both in IT and on the catwalk
Security > Andy Hayler: Bigger is not always better
The basics of software development best practice are being lost because we over-value youth and energy
Outsourcing > Frank Modruson, Accenture CIO is not just putting out fires
Accenture CIO Frank Modruson is surrounded by IT experts, but the part-time firefighter still finds time to think about new approaches to collaboration
Storage > Flexible working legislation: What is the right to request?
Legislation will soon give all parents the right to request flexible working. CIOs need to act now to be ready for IT implications such as connectivity, support and security

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