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Public Sector

Are we there yet?

Seven and forty people tried to answer the question: Has government spending through 2009 helped the good people of Singapore keep their jobs and their businesses going?
By Computerworld Singapore Writer | 23 Feb 2010 Tags: Government
Peter Lacy

Green IT

Green I.T. is not dead

The global transition to a low carbon, energy efficient economy is real, underway and only just beginning, says Peter Lacy, Managing Director, Accenture Sustainability Services, Europe, Africa and Latin America
By Zafar Anjum | 12 Jan 2010 Tags: Green IT
Star Wars

Career Management

What Star Wars teaches us about career management

It's been really difficult using the Force to convince your HR manager or boss to see things your way.
By Thomas Wailgum | 29 Oct 2009 Tags: Career Management
Graldine McBride

Leadership & Management

Executive Interview: Geraldine McBride, president, SAP Asia Pacific

An intimate Q&A with SAP’s top executive, this side of the world.
By Computerworld Singapore | 02 Nov 2009 Tags: SAP,Leadership & Management

Leadership & Management

IT Management

Security execs express surprise over CISO's firing following RSA talk

Say more information needed on why Pennsylvania really fired Maley
By Jaikumar Vijayan | 15 Mar 2010

IT Management

Why the 'New Normal' could kill IT

The new normal makes life even harder for CIOs--and may cost many their jobs.
By Thomas Wailgum | 15 Mar 2010

CIO Role

CIOs explain how to thrive under pressure

Johnson & Johnson CIO creates new jobs; Walt Disney chief awaits recovery that will come in a 'blink'
By Patrick Thibodeau | 10 Mar 2010

Mergers & Acquisitions

M&A mistake: Too many CIOs arrive late to the dance

There's probably no greater indication of a CIO's strategic importance to his company than what happens at the time of a merger or acquisition
By Thomas Wailgum | 08 Mar 2010

IT Management

CIO to CIO: Reaping the benefits of business service management

Business service management is more of a journey than a destination.
By Mark Settle | 08 Mar 2010

From the CFO

Accounting’s ‘golden age’

The Lion City division of the global Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has a new country head, Darryl Wee, who believes accountancy has emerged into a ‘golden age’ and the CFO’s star continues to rise. He shares his thoughts on why this is so.
By Ross O. Storey | 05 Mar 2010

Technology

Cloud Computing

Lessons from a lost decade: Developing for a disposable Web

Say good-bye to monolithic systems and legacy apps—and hello to the era of expendable apps.
By Neil McAllister | 12 Mar 2010

Cloud Computing

3 cloud computing mistakes you can avoid today

In their cloud adoption, many enterprises are not considering obvious issues that could substantially hurt them.
By David Linthicum | 12 Mar 2010

Public Sector

US Federal CIO describes problems, changes in IT

Vivek Kundra talked about the many inefficiencies in US government IT and some moves to make data more accessible.
By Nancy Gohring | 08 Mar 2010

Public Sector

Hong Kong government CIO: IT budget is up, not down

Five new major IT projects are due to start soon.
By Teresa Leung | 08 Mar 2010

Network

The low latency exchange system

Speed is everything (almost) when you're running the world's largest and busiest stock exchanges.
By F.Y. TENG | 08 Mar 2010

BlackBerry

BlackBerry tip: How to archive, organize App World software

BlackBerry users can now choose to archive, or save, any apps they don't use frequently but may still want to hang onto, to their external microSD memory cards--though each app needs to be reinstalled before you can access it again.
By Al Sacco | 26 Feb 2010

Profiles

Executive Moves

Nokia Siemens changes CEOs

Company veteran Rajeev Suri will succeed Simon Beresford-Wylie, who was the company's first leader
By Stephen Lawson | 02 Sep 2009

Leadership

She calls the shots

Fortune magazine has listed her as one of the world’s most powerful women in business. Fiona Carruthers meets the boss of Singapore telco SingTel.
By Fiona Carruthers | 04 Jun 2009

Cover Story: The Chosen Five 2009

Building the future through integration

Launched in 2007, the Group IT of Singapore-headquartered Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) is transforming the global container shipping, terminals and logistics company's IT environment through a strategic REMODEL programme. Once completed, the company is confident that the programme will fill the technological gaps that are essential to gaining a competitive advantage in many areas.
By Zafar Anjum | 14 Apr 2009

Cover Story: The Chosen Five 2009

Bringing maps to life

Creative implementation of GIS technology helped Singapore’s Land Transport Authority benefit all manner of users, including the general public.
By Melissa Chua | 14 Apr 2009

Cover Story: The Chosen Five 2009

Radical change = Better customer service

The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority challenged its long-held practices to better serve its customers, thus winning the CIO Awards 2009.
By Jack Loo | 14 Apr 2009

Cover Story: The Chosen Five 2009

Escalade: A premium taxi service

Testimony to the success of the IT approach of Singapore taxi organisation ComfortDelGro is the record high of 20 million taxi bookings they handled in the past year. Their new US$36.8 million integrated taxi management system (ITMS) has won them a prestigious CIO 2009 award.
By Ross O. Storey | 14 Apr 2009

Case Studies

Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management to the rescue

It was an otherwise ordinary Thursday night in February 2008 when Imperial Sugar CIO George Muller got the call.
By Stephanie Overby | 18 Mar 2010

Case Study: Automotive

Car rental company sets industry standard with web platform

Carzonrent wanted to become a technology-driven, nationally networked car rental company and re-shape the industry.
By Sneha Jha | 10 Feb 2010

Case Study: Top Glove

Fits like a glove

Malaysia-based rubber glove manufacturer Top Glove realised it was not getting value from its ERP package. Its remedy was to take things into its own hands.
By Jack Loo | 18 Jan 2010

Data Analysis

QlikView delivers real-time sales data for The Cocoa Trees

Data analysis goes deep to the transaction/ document level
By Veronica C. Silva | 21 Dec 2009

Case Study: Business Analytics

BI for better information delivery across India’s second largest bank

ICICI bank is using SAS to set up a Web-based report resource for the organisation’s some 8,000 users
By Jack Loo | 02 Dec 2009

Communications

3Com’s VoIP solution simplifies communications at Prince of Songkla University

PSU wanted a communication network that was highly cost-effective
By Zafar Anjum | 26 Nov 2009

Feature

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Cloud Computing

Cloud computing adoption costs: identity-based access

With some CIOs now proclaiming publicly the cost advantages of cloud computing, it is a good time for those considering cloud computing adoption to clarify the benefits they might really achieve from using cloud computing into the medium and long term.
By Alan Rodger | 17 Feb 2010

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