Coles CIO Peter Mahler resigns

February 26th, 2008 • Uncategorized

There’s been plenty of technology news to keep me busy over the past few days. My big scoop on Monday was reporting that long-time Coles Group chief information officer Peter Mahler would leave.

In our large Tuesday IT section I had a trio of stories: an interview with Microsoft developer evangelist Frank Arrigo, a local reaction from Ericsson to their global decision to sell off their PBX arm, and a piece about how ten internet service providers have written to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to complain about Telstra.

Lots of writing! It’s been an entertaining few days.

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