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  • Get executive buy in: BankWest CIO

    Australian businesses need to make IT leaders part of the executive team to drive business strategy, according to one leading CIO.

  • Are you a good manager?

    Respect for staff and being a mentor to team members were skills respondents to a recent survey thought were key to being a good IT manager.

  • Upward reviews: CIOs cry out for feedback

    The idea of upward reviews may make some CIOs and IT managers apprehensive but respondents to a recent IT Manager channel poll have evangelised the long-term benefits.

  • There are only business projects: St George CIO

    CIOs need to promote change and insist on strong project governance practices in their organisations, argues a leading CIO.

  • Outsourcing: not a golden bullet?

    Outsourcing is touted as providing cost savings, increased uptime and greater flexibility, but not all Australian IT managers agree that it's the answer.

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