Government CIO Joe Harley to retire

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Harley's departure follows that of deputy CIO Bill McCluggage announced earlier this month

Government and Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) CIO Joe Harley has said he will retire from both roles in the spring of 2012. Harley has been DWP CIO for the last seven years, and became g...

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