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Ofwat offers up to £111k for director of ICT and digital
Water regulator wants IT pro who can lead a portfolio of tech-enabled changes
Cisco chairman John Chambers stepping down after more than two decades
Chambers has been with Cisco since 1991
GDPR: Organisations ignoring paper-based risks, warns Xenith MD Justin Milligan
Lost and stolen documents a bigger source of data breaches than email, yet UK organisations are ignoring paper in their GDPR compliance strategies
GDS head should have a place on Civil Service Board, says Institute of Government
Whitehall think tank urges Cabinet Secretary to give Kevin Cunnington full membership on board
Domino's Pizza UK&I hires Barry Wiech as CIO
Wiech had previously been CIO of Domino's Pizza in Australia
Darrell Stein out at Reckitt Benckiser
Reckitt Benckiser CIO Stein carries the can for July's NotPetya outbreak
Network Rail is on the hunt for a chief information and technology officer
Up to £126,000 on offer for an experienced IT senior management professional
CIO Interview: David Davies, CIO, Hargreaves Lansdown
Hargreaves Lansdown's David Davies describes how he keeps on top of technology evolution, and translates its importance to his board
Theresa May's Japan trip may have a major tech impact
1,000 companies and 140,000 jobs hang on the Prime Minister's high-wire balancing act in Tokyo.
Shortlist announced for the UK IT Awards
After much deliberation, the shortlist for the UK's biggest IT awards has been announced - are you in with a chance?
Business confidence fall negates second quarter gains
The snap election and Brexit are top concerns for British business
Richard Elson, IS Director at law firm Trowers & Hamlins LLP, discusses the challenges of taking a security-first stance
Elson discusses how Trowers & Hamlins balanced the needs for security and open communications
Telit CEO leaves after links emerge to decades-old fraud
Is CEO Oozi Cats really fugitive Uzi Kats?
CIO role is about 'constantly improving customer service'
Financial Compensation Services Scheme CIO Paul Brocklehurst explains the key task facing CIOs - and why his organisation doesn't have a chief digital officer
Former Incisive Media chair Dame Helen Alexander passes away
Dame Helen Alexander, a former chairman of Incisive Media and the first female president of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), has passed away aged 60
Brexit: a survival strategy for CIOs
Navigating Brexit is likely to be a white-water ride for many organisations; however, this three-stage plan for CIOs will help businesses to navigate the rapids.
Interview: Paul Brocklehurst, CIO, Financial Services Compensation Scheme
Paul Brocklehust, CIO of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, talks about digital transformation, AI and machine learning
Who takes responsibility for digital transformation?
Is it IT- or business-led? Technology or culture?
KPMG CIO Edel McGrath to join Chelsea Apps Factory as COO
Which means that KPMG will now be on the lookout for a new CIO
In the middle of a digital transformation, Atkins' CDO is enacting a culture shift
Richard Cross is taking the engineering giant towards "digital by default," and that means taking lessons from start-ups
John Lewis Partnership's Paul Coby: CIOs need to be techies, business people and visionaries
But John Lewis doesn't have, or need, a chief digital officer - 'Everybody ought to be a CDO in some way these days', says Coby
Shortlist announced for the 2017 Cloud Excellence Awards
Check the shortlist to see if you're in with a chance of being named a cloud leader.
Paul Coby: John Lewis Partnership investing in new merchandising, order management systems, and web front-ends
Invest in automated warehouses and logistics, but make the most of legacy ERP systems rather than junking them, advises Coby
'No evidence' that government understands the seriousness of Brexit for data protection
A Lords report says that there is 'no prospect of a clean break' with the EU when it comes to data sharing
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