Leadership stories - Page 41

IBM appoints Virginia Rometty as its first female CEO after 100 years in business. She will take up the role in January.

IT gurus Mary and Tom Poppendieck to share lean software dev secrets in NZ this December, a must for Kiwi tech enthusiasts! #TechWorkshopNZ.

Navigating the IT landscape for over 40,000 users at the University of Auckland, Miles Fordyce thrives on complexity and the vibrancy of campus life.

Gartner calls on CIOs to step up, as 70% of CEOs expect business transformation to rise. New guidelines aid CIOs in driving strategic change.

Datacom mourns the sudden passing of Group CEO Michael Browne, 47, who suffered a heart attack during a weekend mountain bike ride.

ContentKeeper partners with Packet Technologies to distribute its network security solutions in New Zealand, leveraging Pactec's extensive Exinda customer base.

RSA appoints Julian Garreffa as Information and Security Specialist to spearhead growth and enhance market presence in New Zealand.

CIOs face the dual challenge of achieving more with limited resources and ensuring a business-led IT strategy, says NZ Defence Force.

Alcatel Lucent NZ CEO Steve Lowe resigns; Jyoti Mahurkar-Thombre to assume leadership on 8 March amid ongoing Telecom XT network issues.

Tech companies stole the spotlight at the NZ International Business Awards 2009, with big wins for Modtec Industries, Gallagher Group, and BankLink.

Datastor's CEO, Dave Rosenberg, talks to The Channel about his IT career so far and his new-found passion for mountain biking.

Kaseya has appointed Sim Bong as its first New Zealand Country Manager as part of its strategy to grow in the Kiwi market, says CEO Gerald Blackie.

Companies are being encouraged to let their staff create a community of practice (CoP) to drive best practice and innovation in the workplace.

The UK government must change its approach to cost reduction in the public sector to achieve sustainable outcomes.

Juniper Networks appoints Ian Quinn as its first New Zealand Country Manager, enhancing local leadership to bolster relationships with NZ partners.

Sir Gilbert Simpson, visionary programmer and recipient of the NZX Flying Kiwi award, credits his success to unorthodox methods and collaboration.

Many IT professionals struggle to effectively communicate change, relying too heavily on electronic media, according to an expert.

Lenovo appoints Kiwi Dean Butchers as NZ country general manager, tasking him with leading sales, marketing, and distribution of its products locally.

With over 19 years in the IT industry Ngaio Merrick has more than enough experience to take on the role of general manager at business software vendor Quicken.