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When IT and healthcare come together
Insight CIO 1-1 SingHealth's Dr. Low Cheng Ooi shares his views on how IT and healthcare are colliding to bring forth the future of medicine for patients and practitioners.
Tags: IT project management, Data Management, Leadership, Technology, Clinician, EMR, globalization, analytics, information technology company, chairman
OCBC wants technology safe and tested
Insight Because banks manage customers' money and confidential data, IT innovation must at times give way to security, says OCBC Bank CIO Lim Khiang Tong.
Tags: Innovation, Banking, Technology, Security, Singapore, Malaysia, Banking Industry, CIO, financial, bank
Getting high on tech
Insight Cisco Systems' CIO for Asia shares his passion for tech, and advises IT managers on how best to lead and motivate a regional team.
Tags: IT Management
Convert Excel calculations to literal values
Techguide Copying Excel data to a different location can send your calculations into a tailspin. Avoid problems by using Paste Special to copy values rather than formulas.
Tags: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Corp., Symbol, Web Browser, font, font color, Figure, Insert, Microsoft Excel, Web Address
Use Excel's DGET function to zero in on information you need
Techguide You can save your users considerable time--and eyestrain--by setting up a handy formula that tells Excel to display a specific cell entry for them.
Tags: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Corp., Cell, Database, data entry, font, Tools Menu, Ctrl, DGET, Replace
Position your Word tables attractively on a page
Techguide When working in Word, it's easy to align your tables to the surrounding text without dragging them there. Follow these steps for a streamlined look.
Move or resize multiple Word objects at once
Techguide A drawing in Word is more than the sum of its parts--that is, until you try to move it. Mary Ann Richardson shows you how to move or resize layered drawings or objects in Word without them falling apart.
Add your own table style to Word's AutoFormat Gallery
Techguide Do you find that the available table styles in Microsoft Word's AutoFormat feature are never exactly what you need? There may be one style that you use often, yet even with that style, you find yourself modifying it each time you use it.
Easily convert 2D objects into 3D
Techguide Just because a sheet of paper is flat doesn't mean your images must be. Mary Ann Richardson tells how to make a two-dimensional object pop as a three-dimensional image in Word--and how to add a pattern or texture, too.
CSS 101: Decide what to style with selectors
Techguide Get more information about the many nuances of the CSS standard by learning about adjacent sibling and attribute selectors, as well as pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements.
What to do when Word won't let you redo
Techguide Did you know that if you use the cut command in Word, it can take away all the redos you've done up to that point? Mary Ann Richardson explains how to backtrack even when Word won't let you redo.
Save time reformatting by using Excel's Fill function across worksheets
Techguide Use the Fill function to carry out actions such as implementing font color changes in all or some of the worksheets in your workbook.
Tags: Microsoft Office
IT sharpens Interpharma's edge
Insight 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.
Tags: IT Management, Business Strategies & Functions, IT outsourcing, ROI/TCO, Asset/resource/knowledge management, Infrastructure/architecture management, Data warehousing/business intelligence, Business applications
IT to the rescue
Insight 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.
Tags: IT Management
Keeping CA's engine running
Insight 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.
Tags: IT Management, Recruiting, Executive recruiting, Matrix management, Professional Development
