Brisbane City Council is crossing the Queensland border and undertaking a nation-wide search to find a new chief information officer (CIO).
The council has placed advertisements in numerous state and national newspapers in its hunt for a CIO who will be responsible for the organisation's overall strategic direction and to oversee four large IT projects that are still in the pipeline.
Aiming to "unhinge people from their desktops", Optus Mobile and Microsoft today launched the first Windows-powered Smartphone which is being pitched at business customers.
Australian Federal Police are investigating a hoax email purporting to be from the Commonwealth Bank and sent to customers last week.
Panthers Entertainment Group's CIO James Huckerby shares his IT experiences with Computerworld's Lauren Thomsen-Moore
Headhunting in senior IT professional ranks is little seen compared to the raging 90s with CIOs and IT execs 'staying put' in their current positions. Job openings in these fields are now extremely rare, according to a new survey.
St George Bank's Web site suffered a "brief "outage this morning, leaving thousands of customers unable to connect to the bank's homepage or its Internet bank.
CardCall Pty Ltd's IT manager Gordon Kenyon shares his IT experiences with Lauren Thomsen-Moore.
Vendors with overblown promises and CRM’s complexity are to blame for failed projects, according to the head of the customer knowledge management team at National Australia Bank (NAB), Charles Lawoko.
Baulkham Hills Shire Council will add a Web-enabled version of an electronic document management system it spent $600,000 implementing three years ago.
Catholic Church Insurances' Network administrator Lee Patrick shares his IT experiences with Computerworld's Lauren Thomsen-Moore.
Home of the Penrith Panthers, Panthers Entertainment Group is undertaking a range of IT projects, which its CIO claims is "as close to a corporate brain transplant as it gets".
Northern Co-operative Meat Company's Group IT manager, Greg Jones shares his IT experiences with Computerworld's Lauren Thomsen-Moore.
Wendy's, the ice cream seller with a turnover of about $90 million a year, has almost completed streamlining communication and business systems with its 300 franchise sites.
Greater Shepparton City Council Manager technology Rod Apostol shares his IT experiences with Computerworld's Lauren Thomsen-Moore.
Central Gippsland Institute of TAFE's IT Centre Manager Rosemary Burns shares her IT experiences with Computerworld's Lauren Thomsen-Moore.