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7 tips for coping with a limited IT budget
When less must be more, it's essential to allocate IT resources intelligently and creatively. Here are 7 ways CIOs can meet key goals when challenged by a restricted budget.
Dealing with the downturn
As the coronavirus pandemic builds, businesses are already reeling from the economic impact. Here's how IT can adjust to a new reality of cost trimming and budget cuts.
5 tips for navigating supplier relationships in an economic downturn
Don't let cost-cutting derail your digital transformation; take these steps to strengthen supplier relationships.
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CIOs discuss their evolving role
The CIO role has changed into a digital role. How well are CIOs succeeding remains an important topic and was one that several CIOs discussed a few weeks ago when the coronavirus crisis was in its early stages. Their answers provide...
4 keys to sustaining innovation
Big-bang innovation projects capture the imagination, but many lack staying power. Here's how to build longevity into your innovation initiatives.
404: Technology leadership not found in Aussie government
The myGov failure this week isn’t the first instance of incompetent IT practice in the government, but it should be the last one allowed.
Cloud repatriation rescues CIOs from mounting costs
The public cloud is a boon for getting applications up and running in a jiffy, but some CIOs have found that business agility comes at a premium and are rethinking their deployments via repatriation.
Doubling down on digital transformation during the coronavirus pandemic
CIOs opting to hunker down and wait out COVID-19 should think again. By revving up their digital business strategies, they position themselves for growth when the pandemic subsides, say experts and CIOs.
The H-1B visa: Facts, requirements, processes
The H-1B visa allows U.S. employers to hire foreign professionals to work in the U.S. when qualified Americans cannot be found. Here are the requirements, processes and latest changes to this program.
Tabcorp’s tech tsar Mandy Ross sees good and bad in Covid-19 trenches
Outgoing Tabcorp CIO, Mandy Ross, says Covid-19 has thrown many Australian organisations and her professional peers into complete disarray over the past few weeks.
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Don’t let the coronavirus make you a home office security risk
Congratulations. You're now the chief security officer of your company’s newest branch office: Your home. Here's how to manage your new job.
Coronavirus: Managing (and pivoting) during a crisis
Updated: If you weren’t entirely prepared for COVID-19, you’re not alone. Ensuring business continuity in crisis management mode requires the right mix of technology, patience and agility. We hope this collection of Insider Pro...
Briefing the board on security: Put data in the driver’s seat
Skip the scare tactics and cultivate “tech champions” among your board directors via data-driven stories and cybersecurity scorecards.
Australian CIOs scramble to manage teleworker exodus in face of Covid-19
If the average day of a 21st century CIO consists of perpetually herding cats, then surely managing the response to Covid-19 must be more akin to herding locusts.
Your guide to top tech conferences 2020
CIO.com's directory of technology conferences makes it easy to find events coming to a convention center near you and those worth traveling to.
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