Byron Connolly
Editor-in-Chief
Byron Connolly is a highly experienced technology and business editor who leads the editorial strategy for CIO Australia. He also facilitates roundtables and conferences for CIOs and other senior technology executives and creates content from these events.
Interview: Kathleen Stubbs, chief information officer, JLL
Stubbs talks to CIO Australia about her new role and technology plans across the organisation.
Ewan Perrin on being an NT digital government chief
Tight purse strings across a territory in ‘budget repair’ and citizens requiring connectivity in some of the most remote areas in the country make this a challenging role.
How one Victorian council is addressing the growing cyber threat
Moorabool Shire Council gets serious about security following three incidents.
NSW Police begin search for new cloud system
NSW Police has launched an expression of interest for what its chief information and technology officer, Gordon Dunsford, says is “one of the big remaining jigsaw pieces” in the organisation’s digital transformation journey.
Robyn Elliott quits Stockland
Robyn Elliott has resigned as chief innovation, marketing and technology officer at large property group Stockland after less than two years in the role.
State of the CIO 2020
Technological innovation is a priority so why are many CIOs not spending time on it?
Taking care of the kids: Why your work culture may need to change
Around 5 billion of the world’s citizens are now of the millennial or ‘gen z’ generations. They’ve grown up with many technologies and tools that didn’t exist 10 to 15 years ago.
Linda Da Silva new ING Australia CIO
Linda Da Silva is the new chief information at ING Australia, replacing Ani Paul, who moved to the company’s Amsterdam headquarters in December to take on the role of global chief data officer.
The top 5 tech skills in demand now
Cloud engineers and architects, project managers, network engineers, security GRC specialists, and end user support specialists are needed.
Kathleen Stubbs new JLL CIO
Former Knight Frank exec, Kathleen Stubbs has joined large property group, JLL as its new chief information officer. Stubbs replaces Andrew Clowes, who left the organisation in 2019 after being CIO for 10 years.
Edith Cowan Uni moves 96 per cent of workloads to public cloud
Existing managed service arrangement with Atos lacked the flexibility that the organisation required.
3 million Australians won’t get 5G: Oxford Economics
Critical rural and regional businesses such as farming and the resources sector will miss out on the technology due to the Huawei ban, the organisation said.
Bankwest develops its first third-party API
Integration with Lendi indicates to potential borrowers the likelihood of the approval of home loan options with lender partners
Australian tech spending to hit $100B this year
Global economic recession still not the most likely scenario for 2020 and beyond, says Gartner.
NSW Police to test car tech refit
NSW Police’s technology team has built a prototype connected car for frontline officers that connects the law enforcement agency’s internal policing systems to the vehicle’s CAN bus, in what could be a world-first.
Battery will keep your smartphone running for 5 days
Monash University research team on the brink of commercialising more efficient lithium-sulphur battery
Darren McKenzie new tech boss at MLC Wealth
MLC Wealth has appointed Darren McKenzie as chief technology and operations officer.
New smartwatch detects arrhythmia and sleep apnea risk
French consumer electronics firm, Withings, has launched what it claims is the first clinically validated smartwatch to detect a user’s risk of heart arrhythmia (AFib) and sleep apnea.
Intelligent automation to hit ‘tipping point’ in 2020
The uptake of intelligent automation technologies will result in the ‘near elimination’ of paper from all large and medium enterprises this year, Automation Anywhere has predicted.
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