Vic Dept of Premier and Cabinet hunts new CIO
The Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) is calling for applications to fill the role of CIO in its ICT branch.
Stories by CIO Staff
In pictures: iiNet issues piracy discussion paper
Aims to encourage legitimate use of online content
Apple's iPad 2 in pictures
Apple has introduced its next generation iPad, the iPad 2. The device features a new design that is 33 per cent thinner and up to 15 per cent lighter than the original iPad, with the same 9.7-inch LED-backlit LCD screen.
New devices and technologies posing security risks for enterprise: Frost and Sullivan
IT workers are increasingly introducing new devices into the enterprise, posing a challenge to information security professionals and potentially putting the security of organisations at risk in coming years, according to a new study by Frost and Sullivan.
In pictures: CeBIT Future-Proofing your Data Centre 2011
CeBIT organiser Hannover Fairs held its annual Future-Proofing your Data Centre conference this week in Sydney, bringing IT managers and CIOs together to discuss best practices and the changing face of the data centre. Here's all the action in pictures.
Telstra's LTE move ups the competitive ante
Telstra's plan to significantly upgrade its wireless internet services is clearly intended to maintain its mobile network advantage over its rivals, according to industry analyst, Ovum.
HP's new WebOS smartphones, tablets in pictures
HP has updated the mobile operating system acquired from Palm and unleashed two new smartphones.
Wireless network camera sets world record for altitude
An Axis network camera has set the world record for the highest wireless network camera delivering high quality images to Earth. The camera was sent into the atmosphere by a stratospheric balloon from the Esrange Space Center in the north of Sweden.
Google's top 10 best (and worst) innovations of the year
Google rolled out a number of cool products this year, but not all of them can be home runs. Here's a look at the best and worst of Google this year.
Funny IT helpdesk requests
We’ve all been through it, so this is guaranteed to make you smile. IT service management (ITSM) provider [[xref:http://www.sysaid.com/|SysAid Technologies]] asked IT managers to share their true, most bizarre IT service requests. Here are some most memorable IT moments.
In pictures: CIO Summit 2010
Photos from the event
In pictures: Optus LTE trial
Optus LTE trial achieves 50Mbps
15 Free Enterprise Collaboration Tools
Whether your business is looking to start small or go big, many free tools can help jumpstart your enterprise collaboration efforts. Here's a look at 15 of the best -- some old, some new, some basic and some robust
iPad launch in Sydney
About 120 people queued outside Apple's CBD store in Sydney to be among the first in Australia to own an Apple iPad.
5 free apps to help manage Twitter
Remember that Hubspot statistic that revealed that almost 56 per cent of Twitter accounts are not following anyone? Or the one from Harvard Business Review which stated 10 per cent of active Twitter users are responsible for 90 per cent of all the tweets? If you have a Twitter account, the chances are good you've accumulated a sizeable number of deadbeat users.