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    blog 12 months on from the departure of its then-chief information officer Michael Vanderheide to lead Victorian IT shared services agency CenITex, Victoria Police still has not appointed a permanent CIO to lead its extremely troubled IT operations. An extensive article on the subject by Intermedium today details the situation (we recommend you click here for the full article):

    “More than six months after an independent inquiry into its senior management advised it to revamp its ICT leadership “as a matter of urgency,” Victoria Police has taken only modest steps towards the modernisation of its ICT capacity.”

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