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RSS CxOFive Ways to Reduce Your IT Audit Burden
White Paper Most organizations spend 30-50% more on compliance than they should. The good news is that compliance can be achieved effectively and efficiently and the attendee of this webcast will learn five key methods to streamline the compliance... [03 Oct 2009]
Protecting PII: How to Work With IT to Manage Risk
White Paper Privacy professionals must make sure their IT organization is employing responsible privacy practices that will ensure the safety of their company's business-critical data or face significant fines. Understand the critical nature of the... [03 Oct 2009]
Jump Start Application Security Initiatives With SaaS
White Paper With major security breaches in the news, CSOs are no longer asking why they need an application security program and have turned their attention to how. The attendee of this webcast will learn specific strategies and techniques for jump... [03 Oct 2009]
Where to Next?: How to Harness Your Business Potential and Enhance Your IT Strategy
White Paper CxO's, MD's, IT directors and IT managers are focused on business results, and how to maximise the effectiveness of IT infrastructure to support and underpin business growth in order to meet company goals. [31 Jul 2009]
War Gaming: CXO Interviews Intel's Senior InfoSec Manager
White Paper The presenter explains how Intel employees pretend to be the bad guys in exercises that help Intel IT discover security vulnerabilities. [02 Apr 2009]
Collaboration Practices Within Large Enterprise
White Paper GfK's US-based Technology Practice, in conjunction with its Ethnographic and Observational Research Practices in the US and UK, designed a modular program of research within large enterprises that included: interviews with... [20 Mar 2008]
Profile: CIO from techie roots
Comment Lovell-Read calls himself a CxO because he can "flick between" different kinds of CIO skills - from a pure IT mode to a more business-oriented or political mode, depending on the circumstances of the business and the... [18 Oct 2006]
Devil's Advocate: Business ethics
Comment If you want to be a 'CxO' then you have to play with the big boys and be prepared to go to jail. As more and more regulations are put in place to crack down on corporate wrongdoings, Martin Brampton questions whether... [03 Jan 2006]
Re:Viewing 2005: CIO quotes of the year
News If you want to be a 'CxO' then you have to play with the big boys and be prepared to go to jail. "We are used to CEOs being accountable and going to jail and the same for CFOs. What does a CIO do that is going to get him... [21 Dec 2005]
Photos: Highlights from the silicon.com CIO Forum
Photo If you want to be a 'CxO' then you have to play with the big boys and be prepared to go to jail," he said. George Polk, the founder of The Cloud, delivering the keynote to a packed room of delegates, said Skype is a... [28 Sep 2005]
CIO Forum: Are CIOs ready to take the next step up?
News If you want to be a 'CxO' then you have to play with the big boys and be prepared to go to jail," he said. Leadership skills and the ability to exert real influence on wider company strategy will be vital in the future... [28 Sep 2005]
Will's Web Watch: Introducing the new look silicon.com
Comment There is also a new CxO section for all top brass in the company - not just the techies - and there is a CxO.extra section. Hopefully you've noticed by now there have been some serious changes. Some are... [04 Jul 2005]
silicon.com revamps - bigger and better
News With this redesign we also add a section called CxO Extra. CxO Extra builds on the success of our unique CIO Jury feature. This format rolls out across various parts of the site, including... [04 Jul 2005]
Outsourcing your core competencies
News Alwyn Welch, VP and GM UK at Unisys, said: "Twenty years ago the CxO was very worried about what was core. Organisations are more interested than ever in outsourcing - though that doesn't mean they aren't still... [28 Apr 2005]
The Director's Cut: CxO - what's your x rated?
Comment In business and IT terms, the first few years of the third millennium will be remembered as the coming of the Cs. They are all over the place, and not just on newly printed business cards. There are conferences, academic papers and... [27 Nov 2002]
