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                            Institute of Management Consultants, DFW Chapter – March Event                                                Friday, March 12, 2021 – 10 to 11 AM via Zoom                                                                 "Brunch with Barry Moltz" Dallas, TX – IMC DFW will be holding an "interactive interview" with this month's nationally recog...

By Justin Hendry on Feb 5, 2021 12:55PM Replaces former CIO Tim Spackman. The Department of Foreign Affairs has appointed Mathew Smorhun as its new permanent chief information officer after losing its former tech chief last year. iTnews can reveal Smorhun joined the department as its information management & technology division (IMD) first assistant secretary late last month following a three month search. He replaces former CIO Tim Spackman, who left DFAT after six years last September to become Services Australia’s chief information security offic...

By Justin Hendry on Jan 19, 2021 1:02PM Replaces former CTO Michael Fagan. Kmart Australia has appointed former Flybuys chief technology officer Brad Blyth as its new chief information officer. He replaces former chief technology officer Michael Fagan, who departed in November after two years overseeing IT at the Kmart, Target and Catch brands. “Today I joined the Kmart Group to work with two household brands that are synonymous with helping Australian families find great products at a great price,” Blyth wrote. “As a long-time customer of both...

By Justin Hendry on Jan 14, 2021 4:30PM Christian Rasmussen Finds new tech chief from Lotterywest. Western Australia’s health department has named former Lotterywest tech chief Christian Rasmussen as its new chief information officer. Rasmussen, who replaces former CIO Holger Kaufmann, will start at the department’s shared services arm, Health Support Services (HSS), on Friday. Kaufmann resigned in June 2020 after two years at the helm, having joined from the then Office of the Government Chief Information Officer in Ma...

But questions over long-term change remain.