CIOs talk about their management decisions

Author:: Cliff Saran
Posted:: 10:50 06 Nov 2006

Running an IT department is a challenge and CIOs know better than anyone what is involved. Read the latest interviews and advice from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Nicholas Carr, author of “IT doesn’t matter”, David Burden, the Royal Mail’s CIO, and Jane Kimberlin, CIO of Domino’s Pizza.

Fred Killeen, General Motors systems and technology officer interview: Making the most of Web 2.0

Susan Unger, Daimler Chrysler CIO interview: IT’s role in driving change in the business

Neil Cameron, Unilever CIO interview: How to build a strategic partner

David Burden, CIO, Royal Mail interview: Why IT staff are well positioned to kick-start and drive innovation across an organisation

Nicholas Carr, author of “IT Doesn’t Matter” interview: the future is utility computing

CIO crucial decisions
CIOs and IT directors reflect on lessons learnt from the major management decisions they have had to make.

Brian Jones, Allied Domecq: Deliver benefits to the business by keeping IT systems simple

Margaret Smith, former Legal and General CIO: Back clear analysis with determined action to create commercial success

Glenn Martin, ex-Cazenove IT Director: Moving out of the comfort zone can put your career back in your hands

Jane Kimberlin, CIO of Domino Pizza: Rapid return and improved service levels vindicate decision to insource

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