IT Leadership

No Demand for Windows 8 Tablets? Or Don’t Trust Predictive Surveys

The surveys says ... wait. You can't trust surveys, according to CIO.com columnist Rob Enderle. He offers some historical lessons on why you can't believe predictive surveys.

CIO Challenge: Mobile App Vendors Bypass IT

At the AppNation Enterprise Summit, mobile upstarts learn to do an end-run around straight-laced CIOs. This will surely test the often rocky IT-business relationship, but could ultimately improve it.

Top 2012 IT trend: The death of trends

U.S. CIO Unveils Mobile Strategy for Federal Government

Obama administration tech chief Steven VanRoekel looks to narrow mobile gap between feds and private sector, also cites consumerization of IT and the migration to the cloud as key areas.

CFOs Are the 99 Percent

One-time Wall Street bad boy Lee Munson, who maintains that the system is rigged and CFOs are often its rubes, speaks to CFOworld.

For CFOs with IT Duties: a Checklist

Start 2012 with tough questions about your skills, and about how best to blend finance and tech.

Apply the 80/20 Rule to CFO Time Management

This new look at the Pareto Principle may help you start the year by cutting back -- and prospering.

12 for ’12: Tech Trends to Jolt a CFO, Part I

It's the Year of the Mobile Enterprise; time to adjust to it.

Vital Allies: CFOs and Tech Chiefs Form a Bond to Scope Out Customer Needs

TradeCard's finance chief and CTO represent a new breed of C-suiters, bridging the finance-tech gap at the software-as-a-service firm.

CFOs Enter 2012 Seeing Strong Backlogs, Expect Other Improvements

After positive December turn, Tatum survey results continue positive - though fragile world economy warrants use of term "cautious optimism"