IT Leadership

Five Questions to Ask Security Appliance Vendors

Before you buy a consolidated appliance or a number of point solutions, consider these questions to help you get back to basics, consolidate your security infrastructure and strengthen enterprise security.

Addition of E-mail Security Services Could Help Google Prove Value in the Enterprise

The new service from Google's Postini subsidiary doesn't require businesses to use enterprise Gmail as their e-mail client, and includes support for Lotus Notes, Microsoft Exchange and Novell Groupwise.

Credit Suisse’s Balancing Act

Game-changing IT projects require time and investment. Wall Street likes quick wins and cost savings. How one public-company CIO balances the two.

Human Error Tops the List of Security Threats

Majority of companies list "human error" as root cause of security failures, well ahead of operations and technology, new Deloitte survey says.

How to Keep Wall Street Analysts Happy

A well-deployed, integrated, and expanded UC&C experience has the power to enable a larger digital transformation strategy for enterprises.

How to Keep Wall Street Analysts Happy

Most financial analysts aren't experts on technology, but they know how to spot an IT-induced financial fire. Here are three hot spots to avoid.

How Do You Spot a Bad CIO?

Five Things John O’Hurley Has Learned About Customer Service

Seinfeld alum and businessman John O'Hurley talks about bad customer service and why IT must be responsive to the needs of internal and external customers

No Anchovies, Please

Outlook Bright for Macs, Mobile and Open Source, Gartner Predicts

Gartner's crystal ball for next three years: Apple gains 50 percent market share, Green IT flowers and consumer tools gain even more influence.

Managing Change: Three Phases of an IT Organization Transformation

The CIO of London-based home improvement retailer Kingfisher had to optimize operations and give business leaders a strong voice in governance before he could innovate with technology.