Hugh Bradlow

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24 Jun 2010

Chief Technology Officer
Telstra
Hugh Bradlow is Chief Technology Officer of Telstra which means that he gets to evaluate all the cool new technologies coming out in the ICT space. Basically, his job description is to see if he can break new things and he succeeds quite a lot (unfortunately not always intentionally). He is a technology “tragic” in that not only is technology his profession but also his hobby. His night time job is providing technology support and tuition to his 3 children and his teacher-psychologist wife who treats all technology failures – including user error and finger trouble on her part - as his personal responsibility.

It’s the network stupid

24 Jun 2010

Author: Dr Hugh Bradlow.
Telstra’s Chief Technology Officer Dr Hugh Bradlow talks about the importance of a great network behind any cloud computing operation.

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Author: Hugh Bradlow.
I was somewhat surprised to see in the recent debate on Australia’s health system that delivering hospital beds cost $1m per bed.
The combination of an ageing population and high medical costs make it imperative to find alternative ways of delivering health care and inevitably one must turn to the opportunities provided by technology in this regard.

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Planning for an uncertain future

03 Jun 2010

Author: Hugh Bradlow.
One of the hallmarks of a progressive company or country is planning for an uncertain future. While there are many “unknown unknowns” to quote Donald Rumsfeld, we should still be testing out different options and possibilities that may arise, preferably in order of likelihood and priority.

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