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What we learned about IT and innovation at CIO Exchange

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It’s impossible to summarize everything we heard at CIO Exchange this week, but the one phrase I can’t get out of my head came...

Help Wanted: SAP CRM pros, QA analysts and more

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A roundup of five career opportunities for Canadian IT professionals on Jobs.ITWorldCanada.com. Find out who's looking for what, where, and for how much

CIOs aim for one million acts of innovation

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Canadian chief information officers are quietly getting together to discuss how they can address critical issues around education, new immigrants and national productivity. Birth of a movement

Why the Charles Phillips-Mark Hurd saga proves nothing at Oracle has changed

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It’s hard to describe the sense of expectation, the built-up tension that filled the room when Charles Phillips walked in to take questions at...

YouTube Fridays: Storage that turns IT dept enemies into friends

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Is it just me, or does the senior manager in this clip look like a more menacing version of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot? In light...

3Par for the course

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When a bidding war finally comes to an end, it’s a good time to take stock of what all the fighting was about.Mind you,...

Obituary for an IT leader: TTC’s John Cannon

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A few posts ago I mentioned the passing of John Cannon, a good friend to our publications and a good example of successful management...

What A CIO Should Know: Fall conferences

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Our monthly roundup of useful links includes a hand-picked selection of CIO events around insurance, leadership and governance. Plus: Video picks and a book on e-health records
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