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Enterprise Innovation – April 2012 ezine  
Mobile seen as a game-changer and competitive differentiator as market leaders like Standard Chartered, Noble Group and CLP forge expansive mobile strategies.Full Storymore
Tech at the heart of StanChart drive to innovate  
Standard Chartered's CIO in Hong Kong, Ashley Veasy talks to Enterprise Innovation about the bank's new vigor for innovative customer services and the role IT plays in the company's success. Full Storymore
8 tips on working with recruiters  
The job search can be potentially stressful for anyone seeking a new career. Here are some useful pointers from Robert Walters' consultants on how you can work with recruitment consultants in your search. Full Storymore
Singapore SMBs poised to gain strategic advantage over competition  
Singapore organizations are well-positioned for growth even as challenges with talent, dynamic financial markets and changes to the business regulations loom.Full Storymore
Technology advancement leads to longer work hours in Singapore  
Most Singapore workers stay late and bring work home with them. One major cause--the advancement of technology facilitated the access of work beyond the office.Full Storymore
Collaboration: Key differentiator for talent retention  
“We understand how you work. We understand how you play.” That is the message employers are sending out in order to recruit the best talents.Full Storymore
S'pore firms continues hiring amid biz confidence drop  
As much as 68% of Singapore firms say they will continue to beef up manpower in the next two years despite the slight dip in business confidence compared with year-ago sentiments.Full Storymore
Facebook co-founder to headline Techventure 2011  
Former chief financial officer of social networking giant Facebook Eduardo Saverin is set to topbill this year's Techventure 2011, which will also see the inaugural edition of the Techventure Asiasons Innovation Awards, a recognition aimed at honoring budding technopreneurs and ingenious start-ups.Full Storymore
IT makes flexible working successful  
Few of us can take six to eight weeks’ of holiday to look after children, but it is sad to sentence them to weeks of full-time holiday camp once their fortnight in the sun is over. If only there was a happy medium.Full Storymore
Quit without burning bridges  
Some do's and dont's about finally calling it quits with your employer.Full Storymore
Large data sets open opportunities to step up the ladder  
When State Street Corp. Executive Vice President and CIO Christopher Perretta crafts his IT strategy, he has a legacy to uphold. The Boston-based financial services company has a reputation for being a leader in technology. These days, the cutting edge rests on managing large data sets.Full Storymore
Moving up the IT career ladder  
With a wave of retirements in the horizon coupled with a high employee turnover rate, young IT professionals are pushed to assume management roles to fill the void—tagging along are their nimble abilities and a “do more with less” mindset.Full Storymore
CIOs, step aside: CFOs now calling the tech shots  
Corporate finance chiefs indicate that they have an increasingly more powerful role in making technology investments -- in many cases supplanting the role of the CIO -- new research is showing.Full Storymore
Gen-X workers reshaping CIO's role in firms  
Social media technologies and a new generation of employees with distinctive work habits and cultural beliefs will be shaping the workforce of the future.Full Storymore
The future CIO: less doing, more consulting  
Tech-savvy employees. The need for speed. Self-service technology. These three things form the cornerstone of the CIO's future, as well as the kind of skills demanded in the market. Full Storymore
The New Role of the CIO  
Who am I? For CIOs that might be a question they ask more than once as the challenges they face in their role seem to be multiplying and growing in complexity at a frightful pace.Full Storymore