CIO
Telegraph CTO: 'Speed is everything'
Telegraph CTO Toby Wright: 'Google Cloud Platform's new UK region will shave vital milliseconds off Telegraph websites' performance'
Microsoft CIO Jim DuBois leaves as the company restructures
DuBois rose up through the ranks at Microsoft over more than two decades
Outsourcing and cloud use set to rise among UK organisations
Bimodal or 'two-speed' IT also set to increase, although firms admits concerns over the skills and experience needed to run this model
What is the future of the CIO role?
Consultant and former head of IT at Durham County Council Phil Jackman wants small businesses to think before recruiting
The UK IT Industry Awards - entries close TODAY
The UK IT Industry Awards are back and bigger than ever - but you have mere hours to complete your entries
'Understand who we are, what we do, and get to the point': How to market to CIOs
And stop incessantly asking us out for coffee, say senior IT decision-makers
What should the government be doing to encourage more women into IT?
The technology industry speaks out about gender diversity in UK IT, and tells the government what it needs to do to help encourage a better balance
Mayank Prakash CIO interview - IT priorities at DWP
Mayank Prakash, Director General for Digital, Data, Technology and Security of the Department for Work and Pensions, talks to Computing about his priorities
Peter Cochrane: WannaCry? I wanna understand what's going on
Peter Cochrane examines the common problem between the WannaCry outbreak, the BA breakdown and the NSA malware tools leakage - managers
CIO interview: Carl Stokes, head of IT at NHBC
Stokes discusses digital opportunities for his business, including exploring augmented reality via a Microsoft HoloLens
Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders offering up to £85,000 a year for a CIO
The motor industry trade association aims to change the way it uses data
Trinity Mirror is searching for a new CIO
Candidate does not need experience as a CIO or IT director
Alzheimer's Society on the lookout for a CTO
£100k role for 'digital and IT champion' at Alzheimer's Society
GDPR: The countdown begins - one year until it comes into force
Laura Gillespie, partner at Pinsent Masons law firm, gives her top five tips to prepare for the incoming GDPR
Only nine per cent of IT leaders are women - no progress on last year
But female CIOs were more likely to have received a salary increase than their male counterparts
One-third of CIOs say their company has been hit by major cyber-attack in the past two years
Only one-fifth of IT leaders feel they're 'very well' prepared to respond to cyber attacks
European Tour hires former Jamie Oliver Group head of technology as its CIO
Patricio Colombo spent nearly nine years at Jamie Oliver Group
Burberry poaches Unilever CIO Mark McClennon
McClennon spent 29 years at consumer goods giant Unilever
Branston pickle, design thinking, and agile
Mark Ridley, Group CTO at Blenheim Chalcot, explains the link between Branston pickle and agile development
CIOs need a five-year plan for how AI will impact their business - Gartner
'Smart machines and robots may replace skilled professionals in medicine, law and IT by 2020,' warns Gartner
News UK CTO Christina Scott promoted to News Corp deputy CTO
Scott to share deputy role with News Corp CISO Latha Maripuri
More than half of CIOs have lost confidence in Agile IT projects
Only seven per cent of CIOs say Agile has never failed them
Telefonica's group CIO Phil Jordan to become group CIO at Sainsbury's
Jordan will move-on to Sainsbury's after spending almost eight years as group CIO at Telefonica
Exclusive: Phil Pavitt reveals why he's leaving Specsavers
'I am the designer, the creator of the revolution - that has been my experience and history,' Pavitt tells Computing
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