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December 2008

Cover Story: State of the Asian CIO 2008

The Tech Squeeze

There were some surprises relating to IT employment and expectations about new hires, some unexpected changes in management priorities, and a few predictable knee jerk reactions in the results of CIO Asia’s State of the Asian CIO survey for 2008. By Ross O. Storey Tags: IT Management,CIOs

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Cover Story: State of the Asian CIO 2008

The Tech Squeeze

There were some surprises relating to IT employment and expectations about new hires, some unexpected changes in management priorities, and a few predictable knee jerk reactions in the results of CIO Asia’s State of the Asian CIO survey for 2008. By Ross O. Storey Tags: IT Management,CIOs

Feature: 2008 IT Year in Review

Beijing, Barack and the rise of the cloud

If IT offered gold medals for the year 2008, the winners would include business intelligence, Web 2.0 and cloud computing. Among the lower medal ranks would be software-as-a-service (SaaS), service-oriented architecture (SOA) and vendors who failed to keep up with the service pace. By Ross O. Storey Tags: IT Management

E-government

A 'Webvolution' in e-Government

While Web 2.0 was extensively used to woo voters in the recent US presidential election, government agencies in Singapore have already been using the technology to engage citizens and improve public service. By Jack Loo Tags: Government,Singapore

Feature: Hospital Technology

Mobile medical info management

One Chinese hospital’s step in the wireless direction has optimised its information management workflow and generated a 97 per cent patient satisfaction level. By Melissa Chua Tags: Healthcare

Feature: Enterprise Fraud

Beware dishonest staff

While fraud will always happen, there are key solutions that can help enterprises mitigate the risks. By Jack Loo Tags: Security

 

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