Risk management can play a vital role for local authorities
A proactive approach to risk management reaps a number of rewards
Increasing security threats require strong management strategies
Do not allow risk management to become risk aversion: concentrate on proactive control
From hackers to natural disasters, risk management is a vital tool for protecting your organisation
How can Web 2.0 work for business, and which social software tools will help CIOs?
The rise of end user development will bring further innovation in the future
CIOs must adapt if they want to achieve successful business transformation
Wilson James’ finance director Mark Abraham tells of the tribulations of building T5
Welcome to the 21st issue of Computing Business, the monthly magazine for IT leaders.
How to secure project funding in a climate of financial caution
How should chief information officers prepare for the changing nature of economic conditions?
Overhauling Carpetright’s IT was a challenge Ian Woosey could not resist, writes Charlotte Moore
Nick Kirkland looks at the role IT plays during mergers and acquisitions and how IT leaders can prepare for M&A activity
Ollie Ross explores the uptake of environmentally-friendly IT in the UK and how the trend can be enhanced
Now is the time to plan your collaborative strategy
Web 2.0 can act as a valuable communication tool for managers
Social software tools offer a superb opportunity for firms brave enough to embrace them, writes Joe Devo
With more suppliers looking to jump on the social software bandwagon, we investigate how IT leaders can navigate a route to Web 2.0 success. Computing Business also speaks to Carpetright technology chief Ian Woosey about overhauling retail systems
This month's Computing Business concentrates on the contested future of the technology leader, speaking to chief information officers in the private and public sectors
Our panel of IT leaders provide their opinions and ideas on major issues affecting technology in business. This month, we take a special feature-length look at green computing
Don’t fall into the trap of thinking that you can never scrap a project
Technology leaders with an eye on transformation can still impress the chief executive
The IT representative on the board does not have to be an IT person
Guy Lidbetter and Sue German show you the type of CIO you are and provide helpful tips
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