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The demise of the CIO? By 2019 the role will be fundamentally changed or eradicated

As part of Camwood’s ‘What’s next?’ campaign looking at the future of IT in the post-XP world, an independent survey of 250 IT Decision Makers from large companies suggests the days of the CIO as we know them, may be numbered.

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Dell end-to-end IT underpinning 40 competition and non-competition sites at Glasgow 2014 Games, to support athletes, volunteers and officials.

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Bristol’s 432,000 residents rely on Bristol City Council for a variety of public services, from social care and education to planning and transportation. To address budget constraints, the council has embarked on a substantial business transformation programme, which includes digitising more services and consolidating offices. To support the initiative, the council needed a more flexible and fit-for-purpose environment for workplace IT.

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By Paul Evans, Managing Director at Redstor.

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SteelFusion radically improves branch economics by fusing servers, storage, virtualisation and networking into a single solution speeding provisioning by up to 30x and recovery by up to 96x.

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The demise of the CIO? By 2019 the role will be fundamentally changed or eradicated

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