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CIOs 'can't afford to lose technical roots'
While the CIO is becoming more accepted as a business leader, CIOs can't afford to lose their grasp on technology, say tech leaders
CIO role now a balancing act, say IT leaders
Traditional IT continues to be squeezed in favour of innovation, whilst the lead role splits in several directions
The top CIO stories of 2016
We bring you our rundown of the most impactful, insightful and intriguing CIO quotes and stories from the year
CIO role to be "more important than it's ever been in 2017" says NetScout VP
Also: IT security job availability to rise in 2017 as digital change accelerates
News UK CTO describes the challenge of moving firms as a tech leader
Christina Scott explains her priorities as she moved from being Chief Product and Information Officer at the Financial Times in early 2016
Tech bosses backtrack on anti-Trump rhetoric
With many tech bosses, including most in Silicon Valley, coming out against Trump during the campaign, most are now tempering their words, realising they're actually going to have to work with the president-elect
News UK CTO: 'I don't want a CDO'
News UK CTO Christina Scott explains why a chief digital officer is only necessary in certain organisations, and that the role has a finite lifespan
News UK 'getting close' to avoiding all vendor lock-in
Tools and systems are being engineered to work on any cloud, says CTO Christina Scott, before branding smaller vendors as often 'greedy'
How has the role of the CIO changed in five years?
WinMagic's COO gets out the crystall ball for the IT department
Shadow IT? Embrace it, say CIOs
Panel at recent Computing event say they embrace - but don't necessarily welcome shadow IT
How to sell to chief information officers, according to CIOs
Yes to conferences and dinners, no to cold calling and e-mails
Brexit: Falling pound fails to dampen UK's cloud appetite
While the drop in sterling's value against the dollar is causing pain for some, as US-based cloud services become more expensive, few firms are considering switching suppliers just yet
Cloud adoption no slower in the public sector, research indicates
In both private and public sector, cloud computing can help address legacy IT and information management issues
Micro-segmentation: Good or bad?
Mike Lloyd, CTO at RedSeal, argues that more granular control is a good thing, but it's easier said than done
'The biggest risk of cloud is bankruptcy,' warns expert panel
Just because a provider has impressive revenue numbers doesn't mean they'll be around for the long haul
Argue with your cloud vendors, advises expert panel
An expert speaking at Computing's recent Cloud & Infrastructure Summit added that he needs four separate additional services just to get Microsoft Office 365 to do what it's supposed to
Boards don't understand maturity of cybercrime model, warns Trend Micro
Expert panel at event discusses how security and technology professionals should best communicate with and educate the board
UK government is 'freaking out' about the potential of open source, says Red Hat
"Government departments are no longer pen-pushers, they're IT companies" echoes CapGemini
Security still cited as main barrier to cloud adoption
Respondents to Computing's latest research indicate growing acceptance of cloud, though security fears remain
Expanding power of CFOs is a threat, says CIO
CIOs should be independent of the CFO, and be nothing less than CEO of the IT business, says Rocco Labellarte
Disrupt your own business, fail often, says GHD
Good Hair Day global technical solutions manager Spencer Hudson discusses his firm's decision to embrace disruption
Rewarding failure? Why has the NHS appointed Professor Keith McNeil as chief clinical information officer?
McNeil's tenure as Addenbrooke Hospital's CEO was punctuated by a £200m IT disaster. So why has he been appointed NHS CCIO?
RSA searching for a CDO for every region
Darren Price, group CIO of the insurer explains that digital is transforming his business
NHS England hires CIO, CCIO and director of digital experience
CCIO is Keith McNeil who resigned as CEO of Addenbrooke's Hospital after it overspent by £1.2m a week
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