Wallem sails the high seas

Maritime industry is undergoing a makeover, with more changes expected in mobile broadband communications, says Wallem CIO Patrick Slesinger.

Banking on the IT-sales connection

Shee Tse Koon, Standard Chartered Bank's CIO for Singapore, shares the bank's inner workings of the close relationship between sales, technology and operations.

Managing UOB's critical IT pipes

IT chief Susan Hwee keeps vigil over the United Overseas Bank's IT systems and operations, all of which have become an integral part of the business.

Getting high on tech

Cisco Systems' CIO for Asia shares his passion for tech, and advises IT managers on how best to lead and motivate a regional team.

IT to the rescue

International SOS' CTO Todd Schofield shares how real-time information access has helped the organization provide better medical assistance, even in the most remote locations.

Making shared services work

Stefan Beck, Asia-Pacific IT director for chemical company BASF, talks to ZDNet Asia about the benefits of integrating and centralizing support services. 

Keeping CA's engine running

Back in his comfort zone of running the IT functions of a business, CA CIO Dave Hansen shares his priorities for 2007 and explains why CIOs are moving up the value chain.

S'pore goes high on TV

Media Development Authority CIO Yeo Chun Cheng discusses hurdles the media regulator had to cross when the country kicked off its high-definition television trials in May 2006.

The Sun that shines under IT

Sun Microsystems CIO Bob Worrall counts down to the first phase of its new ERP project and shares what he believes the IT organization of the future will look like.

IT sharpens Interpharma's edge

Aligning IT to the business strategy has helped Asia's largest pharmaceutical distributor differentiate itself in the industry, says Interpharma's regional CIO John Dickson.

Delivering IT as a service

City University's CIO Jerry Yu is gearing his team to deliver IT like a utility service, where the service is available to users at the flip of a switch.

Banking's a risky business

After 26 years of work experience, CIO Michael Leung says he still hasn't seen it all. His biggest challenge: post-merger activities and the replacement of the core banking system.

Keeping BT's tech agile

Inspired by Google's model of rapid software development, BT is undergoing a similar initiative to bring its products to market in quicker time.

BAT shares to gain

With its IT shared services model going places, British American Tobacco has bigger ambitions for its Group Service Delivery unit.

Moving to the forefront of IT

Technology is the bloodline of Hong Kong's immigration department, helping the government manage the information of 6.9 million people more efficiently.