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RSS unileverDell's IT Infrastructure Services, Desktops, and Notebooks Allow Global Consumer Packaged Goods Marketer Unilever to Support Staff Efficiency and Productivity With Business-Critical IT Services
White Paper Unilever is a multinational corporation that owns 400 consumer brands spanning a wide range of home, personal care, and food products. Dell Managed Services helped Unilever roll out nearly 10,000... [18 Jun 2009]
Revealed: The UK's top technology executive
News Neil Cameron, global CIO, Unilever Catherine Doran, director of corporate development at Network Rail, has been voted the UK's most influential technology leader. Doran pulled in the most votes in the annual silicon.com... [10 Jun 2009]
Neil Cameron
CIO Profile At Unilever Neil Cameron is responsible for a 2,700-strong global IT department, 85,000 desktops and an annual IT budget of around €800m. A key priority during his time there has been the 'One Unilever'... [03 Jun 2009]
Tania Howarth
CIO Profile Tania Howarth has been CIO for frozen food business Birds Eye Iglo since 2007 when it was spun off from Unilever. Her initial task was to set up independent IT infrastructure and a set of business processes for the newly... [03 Jun 2009]
Over 50? Worried about job prospects? Don't be
News Neil Cameron Unilever Tech professionals at the older end of the age spectrum shouldn't be concerned about their employment prospects worsening due to the economic downturn. Speaking to silicon.com, John Whiting, MD of... [01 Dec 2008]
The 11 IT projects costing DWP £1.6bn
News Neil Cameron Unilever The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is investing more than £1.6bn in various tech projects up to 2011. The DWP has revealed which IT projects are being worked on along with how much each one... [24 Nov 2008]
Five virtual alternatives to meetings
Comment Unilever has its own private office on a sunny island in Second Life, which it uses to educate staff about the importance of data security - with staff avatars hijacked by purple dragons to highlight security weaknesses. [19 Nov 2008]
Yahoo!'s Yang to step down as CEO
News Neil Cameron Unilever Yahoo! under fierce financial pressure, has begun a search to replace company co-founder Jerry Yang as chief executive, the company said Monday. Chairman Roy Bostock said in a statement: "Jerry and... [18 Nov 2008]
Should your tech chief be a jack-of-all-trades?
News Neil Cameron Unilever Industry experience is considered low down on the list for CIOs and other heads of IT. According to the latest CIO Jury, having a wealth of experience in the industry they currently work in is not... [27 Oct 2008]
"There's no credit crunch in Second Life"
Comment Check out what the BBC, BT, Cisco, Diageo, IBM, KPMG, Orange, Unilever and Vodafone are doing. Mark Kingdon became Linden Lab CEO back in May this year when founder Philip Rosedale stepped aside to take a more active... [23 Oct 2008]
Business tech born in Cern's Big Bang lab
News Neil Cameron Unilever Cutting edge particle physics is being used to hone new technology that will eventually make its way into enterprises. The Cern nuclear physics laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland is helping the tech... [17 Oct 2008]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: What next for mobile email?
Comment Neil Cameron Unilever The BlackBerry hasn't locked up the mobile email market yet. There's still plenty of new ground to cover - especially for consumers, says Quocirca's Rob Bamforth. After so many years of growth for... [16 Oct 2008]
CIOs having night sweats over job security
News Neil Cameron Unilever The credit crunch is giving CIOs job security nightmares. According to a survey by the Chartered Management Institute, just nine per cent of senior IT executives feel secure in their jobs, while... [14 Oct 2008]
CIOs back call for common skills scheme
News Neil Cameron Unilever CIOs have broadly set themselves behind the call for a common accreditation scheme for IT professionals, similar to qualifications required by doctors, lawyers, accountants and surveyors, the latest... [13 Oct 2008]
How Zavvi lost its Virginity
Comment Neil Cameron Unilever Anyone involved in retail IT will say it's a tough vertical to be a techie in, with the task of obtaining management buy-in often the hardest part of getting a project up and running. [09 Oct 2008]
