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September 2008

CIO Cover Sep 08

Cover Story: The Femme Factor --Asia's Enterprise IT Bucks the Trend

Some leading I.T. ladies

Tradition would have it that information technology is a male-dominated industry and profession, particularly in the patriarchal society of some Asian countries. But examining the latest research provides a different story. By Zafar Anjum Tags: Women in IT

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Women in IT

Cover Story: The Femme Factor --Asia's Enterprise IT Bucks the Trend

Some leading I.T. ladies

Tradition would have it that information technology is a male-dominated industry and profession, particularly in the patriarchal society of some Asian countries. But examining the latest research provides a different story. By Zafar Anjum Tags: Women in IT
Doing twice as well to be half as good

From the editor

Doing twice as well to be half as good

Judging by our fascinating cover story for this edition, Asian women are indeed giving their male IT management colleagues a hard run for their money. By Ross O. Storey Tags: Opinion
How timing change cuts costs

At the Coalface

How timing change cuts costs

If an executive wants to look at how they can curb IT expenditure, what they really need to do is to first identify what changes need to be eliminated. By Peter Hind Tags: Opinion
Multi-vendor managed service

IDC View

Multi-vendor managed services

The outsourcing and managed services market for information and communications technology in the Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) grew by more than 11 per cent in 2007. Value-added managed services (VAMAMS) outpaced the market, growing by more than 19 per cent and, this year, so far, have grown by nearly 12 per cent. By Adrian Dominic Ho and Cyrus Daruwala Tags: Opinion
Shoestring innovation

Heidrick View

Shoestring innovation

Today, with the world undergoing a global credit crunch, technology spending is once more under close scrutiny. And a surprising trend is emerging: innovation on a shoestring. By Tim Brewin Tags: Opinion
Adventures In Managing Virtualisation

Essential Technology

Adventures in managing virtualisation

Evan Jafa, CIO for First American, has already learned plenty about server virtualisation during his data centre revamp. But he says the greatest virtualisation challenges for IT leaders are yet to come. Think process management, network provisioning, and IT organisation makeovers. By Laurianne McLaughlin Tags: Virtualisation
Show me the money

ROI Methodologies

Show me the money!

Some deceptively simple and fundamental questions asked in business—what will be the return on investment (ROI) for the project? When can the IT project expect to pay for itself and when will it start earning money? —are not so easily answered. By Ross O. Storey Tags: Leadership & Management
Nurturing customer intimacy

Logistics

Nurturing customer intimacy

In today’s highly competitive logistics sector, one German logistics giant focuses on using IT to optimise the dynamics of relationships and to increase the feeling of ‘intimacy’ enjoyed by customers. By AvantiKumar Tags: IT services
High energy performance

Enterprise Asset Management

High energy performance

Growth from electricity production,oil trading and desalination demanded an Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system overhaul for one of the Lion City’s leading energy suppliers, which achieved some surprise extra benefits. By Melissa Chua Tags: Enterprise Application
Outsourcing social networking

CEO Profile

Outsourcing social networking

For most people social networking is a harmless bit of fluff. But the newly-anointed chief executive of Asia-focused social networker Friendster, wants the 75 million-member website to do business with Asia Pacific’s biggest retailers, telcos and banks. By Ben Woodhead Tags: Leadership & Management

 

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