IT Leadership

Process Automation, Endpoint Virtualization = ROI

Mercy Health Services is rolling out new kinds of network-enabled medical equipment in a tough economic environment of slashed budgets and static resources, a scenario that demands the ability to do more with less.

How to Conduct a Layoff Outside the U.S.

Conducting a layoff overseas is far more complicated than in the U.S. As a result, it's easy for U.S.-based companies trying to downsize outside the States to run afoul of foreign labor laws. To avoid stiff fines and penalties, U.S. companies ne

Can IT Emerge From This Period In Better Shape Than Ever?

IT Skills Shortage Spells Opportunity for Unemployed Workers

In this Q&A, CompTIA President and CEO Todd Thibodeaux confronts the IT skills shortage, misconceptions about IT careers and ways to connect unemployed workers with the thousands of tech jobs that are still available.

Tech Talk: Your Take on the Unfairness of H1B Visas, Firing Over Facebook Quips, and More

nCIO.com readers battle about the inequity of the H1B award system, Microsoft's many mistakes, RIM's denial that it records calls, and the firing over Facebook comments.

Rumor Mill: Apple Layoffs, 10-inch iPod Touch

For CIOs, Apple rumors point to the ongoing challenge of supporting Apple products in a corporate environment.

Book Excerpt: The Adventures of an IT Leader, Part 4

A new CIO works to restore his credibility, and that of his team, after a confrontation with his CEO. Read the final installment of our exclusive series.

Startup Smarts: 3 Tips for Better Business

Three business practices to learn from entrepreneurs, even if you're already bringing in the big bucks.

Kundra’s “Projects as Stocks” Approach Highlights the Ultimate Role of the CIO

Tough Times Requires A Strong Dose of Common Sense