IT Leadership

What this week’s CIO Magazine Tells Us About IT

Trendlines from 6/15/08: New, Hot, Unexpected

In this issue: Low-cost laptops; Wi-Fi on campus; Africa eyes outsourcing; Execs on globalization; Software piracy on the rise; and CIOs and social responsibility.

In Security

Customer data breaches just keep getting worse.

iPhone 3G: How Apple’s New Smartphone Measures Up to CIO Wants, Needs

Curious about just how "enterprise-friendly" that next-generation iPhone will be? Check out our chart of CIOs' most wanted iPhone features to see how Apple's new smartphone stacks up.

H-1B Visas Don’t Need to Be Capped, They Need to Be Eliminated

IT can address remote end user frustrations and help desk shortfalls u2013 but it requires new tools and capabilities.

H-1B Visas Don’t Need to Be Capped, They Need to Be Eliminated

We don't need "guest workers," we need to work with the resources we have. Here's how to kill H-1B visas and still get the technology workers we need.

Innovation Is Required to Succeed

Quality, teamwork, leadership, and accepting risks are some of the key factors that support innovation, suggests Neil Armstrong.

Gas Prices: How Oil Companies Use Business Intelligence To Maximize Profits

Every day, oil companies harness gushers of data to assess market conditions for a gallon of gas. Learn how they match the right tools rnwith information to maximize profits.

How to Manage the Generation Gap

Understanding Gen Y, Gen X and baby boomers, and how to get the best from each.

How CIOs Can Make Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures Work for Them

Tips for effectively managing IT in a MAD world, from staff support and business expectations to juggling priorities.

CIO: still too busy with IT to be a corporate strategist?