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Leader: Introducing... CIO Agenda
Leader The first one today examines the technologies CIOs will be using in 2005 to support their business strategies and, while security topped the list by some way, other technologies such as RFID and wireless were dismissed as over-hyped. [14 Dec 2004]
CIO Agenda: The 2005 technology shopping list
Comment While Christmas is a time for most people to wind down and think about what they want from Santa, the UK's IT chiefs are busy working out what technologies and strategies they'll be spending their hard-won budgets on. [14 Dec 2004]
Tony Hallett's After These Messages: Orange with rage?
Comment This page has several times before looked at mobile operators' advertising and branding strategies. And why not? These companies are among the most aggressive marketers around, in many cases building strong and alluring brands in just a few years. [13 Aug 2004]
Leader: Can CIOs cut it in the boardroom?
Leader The report says that while there is a small number of CIOs who genuinely do have the ear of their CEOs and take an active role in wider company revenue and growth strategies, many are hiding in the comfort zone of IT, blinkered by security and... [20 Jul 2004]
Offshoring dos and don'ts
Comment Given my experience managing offshore development as well as advising FTSE 100 companies and high-growth start-ups on their offshore development strategies, here are a few tips to help prevent offshoring from becoming an insurmountable mountain. [07 Jul 2004]
Collaboration: The supply chain reaction
Comment David Coleman, managing director of analyst firm Collaborative Strategies, insists that "pushing collaboration out to the supply chain is very important. The proliferation of just-in-time manufacturing and stock minimisation strategies means that... [25 Jun 2004]
Building the business case for collaboration
Comment We have done some recent research on critical factors for adoption of collaboration," says David Coleman, managing director of consultancy Collaborative Strategies. Determining whether you should invest in collaboration tools, with their wide range... [08 Jun 2004]
Analysis: Can the iPod survive?
Comment Once you do that, you basically lose control," said Creative Strategies analyst Tim Bajarin. If Steve is able to create an iPod video store and do just as good a job [as with music], he could easily be an alternative to Microsoft," Creative... [16 Apr 2004]
The Bloor Perspective: CIO tactics, Hi-Fi using Wi-Fi and free software
Comment The strategies adopted by a CIO are not always helpful to their cause. Although it has got no worse in recent years, the average CIO tenure remains between 18 and 36 months while, according to Computerworld, the average tenure of a CFO is closer to... [29 Mar 2004]
Leader: Don't give in to the 'hackmailers'
Leader Similarly companies must adopt the strategies of many pubs looking to protect themselves. A new breed of hacker is starting to become ever more active on the internet - those who will extort money from businesses in return for not damaging their... [24 Feb 2004]
Leader: Vodafone escapes bad deal
Leader A world beater in one of the most important sectors and the largest presence on the London Stock Exchange, what happens to this company affects corporate communications strategies, pension funds, the image of UK companies and more. [18 Feb 2004]
The Bloor Perspective: Governance checklist, back-up for utility computing and Nauticus
Comment These activities allow IT management to plan, execute, measure and manage IT strategies, to keep them aligned with the business and to minimise the programme risks. By common consent, regulatory compliance will be an important application area for... [25 Jan 2004]
Meta Group Quarterly: CIOs planning properly
Comment So organisations should now move to advanced cost-cutting strategies - stop making losing products. The latest quarterly snapshot from analyst house Meta Group shows the cornerstones all top-notch IT organisations must have in place. [05 Jan 2004]
Online UK: State of the art or in a right state?
Comment The panel will be tasked with identifying the groups most at risk of being left out of the digital revolution - the elderly and those on lower incomes being the prime contenders identified in the report - and then develop strategies and make... [16 Dec 2003]
The Bloor Perspective: Mobile ringtones, power blackouts and corporate governance
Comment Mobile phones, once the business tool of only yuppies, are now the most carried item of technology as a lifestyle accessory. They also provide a portable personal purchasing point, with a rapidly growing market for downloadable content of all formats. [01 Dec 2003]
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