IT Leadership

CIO’s Green IT Survey: Cost Cutting, Social Responsibility Drive Environmental Moves

An exclusive CIO survey of 280 executives show that most don't measure the impact their organizations have on the environment.n

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Telecommuting

CareGroup CIO John Halamka takes an in-depth look at the policies and technologies necessary for supporting flexible work arrangements.

IT’s Report Card: Doesn’t Play Well With Others

Inflexible, out-of-sync with business needs and unresponsive. No, that's not your users -- it's how the non-IT executives see your technology group, according to a new survey of 1,650 executives.

IT Winners and Losers: YouTube Fans and IBM’s CEO Up; Eliot Spitzer, the ‘Sparking’ iPod, H-1B Debate and Wal-Mart’s Linux PC Down

Winners this week included YouTube fans everywhere and IBM's chief. There were plenty of losers: the "sparking" iPod, those on both sides of the H-1B debate and the $199 Linux PC at Wal-Mart.

The IT language irony, that wasn’t

Clean technologies – the strategic opportunity for the CIO

The Greening of IT

Green is goodu2014and good for business. Our exclusive survey shows just how IT leaders are balancing the twin imperatives of running a profitable business and a cleaner one.

The Hiring Manager Interviews: Effective Hiring Techniques Keep Turnover Low in Frank Hoose’s IT Department

The American Diabetes Association's senior vice president of IT uses behavioral interviewing techniques and gathers input from his staff to pick winning candidates.

Garmin GPS Dominates Consumer, Corporate Market: What’s Next?

Global Positioning System (GPS) device maker Garmin currently owns the U.S. portable navigation system market with more than half of all consumer and enterprise users, but will it face upcoming challenges and succeed with its new smartphone?

The Seven Deadly Sins of IT Recruiting

Creating a first-class information technology team means knowing how to avoid the top seven recruiting mistakes