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The Economic Downturn and IT Service Delivery
The economic outlook for many organisations has taken a decidedly frosty turn, as the figure below confirms. So the immediate debate now becomes just how severe and enduring the economic squeeze will be.
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Mike Altendorf: Heads in the clouds
Heads in the clouds
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Q&A with Anthony Miller of TechMarketView
A view from the service sector
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The importance of enterprise architecture
Architects of the new enterprise
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CIO's role in delivering green buildings
Building a green environment
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Does Agile development have a place in your organisation?
Structured, but not in that way
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CIO Debate: The economic downturn will affect IT sourcing choices
Research carried out by Macehiter Ward-Dutton in association with CIO.co.uk reveals changing attitudes to sourcing and SaaS
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Making the economics of storage easier for non-IT executives to understand
What’s in store after the flood?
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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
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Andy Hayler: Bigger is not always better
The basics of software development best practice are being lost because we over-value youth and energy
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Latest Concern Articles
People Leadership > MDS CIO Tom Gernon looks for employees seeking relationships with customers
Perfect chemistry for success
Managing Budgets > Paul Martin, global CIO of Rexam discusses packing it up
Packing it up
Resource Management > Translation software aid CIOs with global ambitions
Found in Translation
Infrastructure Refresh > US CIOs explain the benefits of early adoption
First out of the blocks
Business Alignment > Netbooks set to challenge laptops
Small wonders
Security > Microsoft's CIO on innovation, freedom and open source
How Microsoft keeps a balance between innovation and business driven priorities.
Managing Change > Time to reappraise speech recognition systems?
Speak and spell
Compliance > 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
Managing Customers > Universal Orlando Resort CIO on understands the Universal customer
The Universal customer
Board Politics > 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
Latest News
Royal Mail to deliver SAP human resources platform
Royal Mail is looking for a services contractor to deliver a human resources IT platform based on SAP enterprise resource planning.
McDonald’s reports November sales increase
Sales up in burger chain that offers free Wi-Fi and develops its own Epos systems
SAP user group ousts CEO
The Americas SAP User Group is looking for new leadership after removing its CEO, members demand a similar line on SAP support as European groups.
Lloyd's syndicate Spectrum virtualises applications
Lloyd’s insurance market syndicate Spectrum has implemented Citrix XenApp to improve its application delivery and cut costs.
Microsoft will not buy Yahoo insists Ballmer
Microsoft will not revive its Yahoo takeover offer, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said during the company's annual shareholders meeting yesterday (19 November), despite a change of CEO at the online company.
Articles In Other Technology Areas
Business Applications > Pay is only one factor for IT staff
Pay for IT staff is important, but even in the current economic climate, it is only one factor in job satisfaction
Internet/eCommerce > Business Analysis: Where have all the women gone?
CIOs who ignore the diversity challenge are burying their heads in the sand, says Liz Benison of Capgemini UK
Outsourcing > Book review: Peddling Gartner’s cycle of hype
The famed analyst delves deep into one of its biggest and cleverest concepts
Communications > How a CIO should deal with the aftermath of a data breach
When it comes to data breaches, experts agree that prevention is the best cure but what steps should CIOs take if the unthinkable happens?
Databases > On-demand services are delivering a new kind of software
Enterprise application specialists are being hurt by the new wave of generalised on-demand service providers
SOA > Andy Hayler: A bit of discipline required
Andy Hayler is puzzled by the lack of rigour in applying metrics to the value of projects, and offers a simple guide to basic cost justification
Security > Richard Sykes: Troubleshooter recalled
Sir John Harvey-Jones became an iconic leader during his reign at ICI but he also missed opportunities, says ex-colleague Richard Sykes
Mobile IT > Orange Business Services’s CIO Vincent Kelly says the future’s Orange
Orange Business Services’s CIO Vincent Kelly runs a huge IT shop for an enormous network but says people management is more important than bits and bytes
Storage > British Library's Richard Boulderstone sets out digital agenda for national libraries
The British Library’s director of e-strategy Richard Boulderstone is at the heart of a huge digitisation project that will make the organisation’s 150 million-document archive more accessible now and in the future

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