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How to become an standout IT leader
Four principles to ensure you lead the pack
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A refreshing change
It pays for CIOs to keep an eye on tomorrow’s technology. Gary Flood takes a look at infrastructure refresh
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Stepping up to the mark
This year’s interviews highlight the confidence of CIOs in 2007, who are increasingly comfortable with being at the heart of the business. But the challenges they face are as taxing as ever
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Driving through innovation
Although beset by rising fuel prices, the distribution industry is streamlining itself through the use of technology
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Preferential treatment
IT managers may have a natural inclination to be analytical but it does not mean they cannot learn people skills
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Hitting the ground running
CIOs need to make their mark in a new job before their honeymoon period ends. CIO UK provides an essential guide for success in your first 90 days
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A rational man
Dave Henderson, CIO of Northcliffe Media, is embarking on a drive to consolidate the company’s disparate systems
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SAP ends leadership speculation
Kagermann signs through May 2009
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Confidence trick
Business coaching for CIO's
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Stand out success
Catherine Doran, Network Rail’s new director of information management, is ready to make a difference
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IT management course launched
LogicaCMG teams with University of Winchester
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Making headlines
Ian Cohen, CIO of Associated Newspapers, talks about online challenges, capturing readers and falling into IT
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A touch of class
Some CIOs decide to go back to school and study for MBAs. Is what they offer is worth the time, money and hassle?
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IT graduates think outside the box
Almost one in ten opt for IT degree course
