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    In a groggy haze on New Year's Eve, I promised someone (or was it myself?) that I would be good this year -- I said I would draw up my New Year's resolutions and I'm sticking to it...hopefully, writes one tech pro from Melbourne.

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  • CIOs on the way out?

    The role of CIO may not exist in the future as other board members take on more responsibility for technology strategy and operations, claims a leading analyst.

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