IT Management

WA auditor general considers ‘naming and shaming’ agencies into improving IT systems

Will new technologies put us out of work? A peek into the future

Rather than fretting about the possibility of technology taking our jobs, history shows we would be better served preparing for change

Jumping hurdles on the road to Rio 2016: AOC’s head of IT Anthony Soulsby

Proposals are an elaborate shell game

How do you know if the proposal you are reviewing is trustworthy? These are the questions to help you discern killer from filler.

Digital business patent bully protection

How to hinder proprietary software vendors looking to leverage patents against open-source software developers, distributors and users.

Government won’t outsource Medicare payments system: Turnbull

Only 50 per cent of businesses are ‘innovative active’: Kim Carr

IBM leverages machine learning for hyper-local weather

New precision forecasts will help businesses in industries ranging from aviation and agriculture to energy generation and retail better respond to their environment.

Healthcare CIO slams new Medicare proposal

CIO.com talks to Dr. John Halamka, CIO of Bostonu2019s Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, about his opposition to the health IT aspects of Medicareu2019s new approach to paying doctors.

Insurer’s drones offer a bird’s eye view of property damages

Travelers is testing drones as an alternative to hiring third-parties to assess roof damage, but regulations remain a major impediment to widespread commercial use of the technology.