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editor´s pick

Presumption of innocence at risk

12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review | Peter Moon

The call by the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft last week for local internet service providers to agree to a UK-style anti-piracy regime reeks of opportunism.

First step on the long road to reform

12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review | Julian Bajkowski

When the Australian Law Reform Commission's list of 295 proposed reforms was tabled in parliament yesterday, it signalled the beginning of a long road towards a slew of changes that are bound to spark controversy and debate.

The non-English web

11 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online | Chris Jenkins

The Olympics are always a timely reminder, if ever we needed one, that not everyone speaks English.

Raw deal ... is getting naked more about marketing?

DSL reveals its naked ambition

05 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review | Peter Moon

Let's face it, sex sells. Stick naked in front of almost anything and you'll get attention. First there was the naked vicar, then the naked bunyip and now naked DSL.

Allison? GoFigure

31 Jul 2008 | MIS.Online | Paul Smith

When I asked for his name -his name, mind - he told me it was Allison. I suppose I have to take him at his word on that point.

Personality test

25 Jul 2008 | MIS | Mary Ann Maxwell

Predicting the behaviour of IT professionals during a major upgrade is a fine art. Mary Ann Maxwell describes the five character types to keep one step ahead of.

news

First step on the long road to reform

12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review

Presumption of innocence at risk
12 Aug 2008 | The Australian Financial Review

research

My view - web 2.0 and the CEO

20 Aug 2007 | Research | George F. Colony from Forrester Research

Six things about marketing in the world of Web 2.0 that the CEO should know. I often get to sit down with large company CEOs to talk about new technology. These days, the topic of conversation frequently turns to Web 2.0 ? how to sell insurance, or aircraft parts, or cars when the 30-second TV spot and the one-page newspaper ad are dying. Here's what I tell them:.. Read more

Asia Pacific IT leaders' agenda survey
13 Jul 2007 | MIS.Online | Fairfax Business Research

magazine

Take a fresh look at skills

25 Jul 2008 | MIS

The issue of attracting people into the IT industry has been a vexatious and controversial one for some time. For an industry that less than a decade ago was "the way of the future", it is strange that we are consistently fighting for the attention of the talented... Read more

Capital T for trouble
25 Jul 2008 | MIS
Trivial pursuits
25 Jul 2008 | MIS
Not quite there
25 Jul 2008 | MIS

multimedia

Don't call it a cloud

28 May 2008 | MIS.Online

It's surprising how many small and mid-sized businesses still shy away from software-as-a service, or cloud computing as Google and Amazon.com prefer to call it... Read more

Roundtable: IT Decision-making Part 2

30 Jul 2007 | MIS.Online

Does it matter who a CIO reports to when it comes to decision making? This is one question discussed in part 2 of this MIS roundtable, sponsored by Macquarie Telecom, along with the growing problem of tech-savvy users trying to influence IT strategy... Read more

The non-English web

11 Aug 2008 | MIS.Online

The Olympics are always a timely reminder, if ever we needed one, that not everyone speaks English. .. Read more

whitepapers

Spyware is a blended threat

09 Jul 2007 | MIS.Online

Of the many security threats facing today's businesses, spyware is particularly troublesome. Your security demands a layered approach... Read more

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Working in the Vortex

25 Jul 2008 | MIS | Oliver Barrett

The modern CIO has become integral to long-term corporate health and strategy. Oliver Barrett offers practical insights into how best to manage additional challenges.