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Agile, continuous delivery models represent ‘cultural shift for IT’

CIOs say their software development models are evolving to incorporate more rapid, iterative delivery and deployment. This requires special talent management.

The CIO journey to relevancy begins today

Like the Beat Generation exemplified in Jack Kerouac's On The Road, IT professionals are constantly looking for more.

Your 90 day plan: Focus on people

Your ability to develop trusting relationships early on in your new role will serve you well during your first 90 days and throughout your career at the company.

Avoiding the human mistakes in electronic medical records

Even healthcare providers make mistakes. The most insidious errors in electronic medical records escape detection because they are concealed by terabytes of data and the people needed to catch them are not around

Federal CIOs embrace IT reform, but struggle to move forward

A new survey finds strong support for the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act, but an alarming number of CIOs are not prepared to act on its mandate.

Facebook taps its social ranking tech to improve employee satisfaction

How to help your agile team succeed

Are you a manager struggling with agile? Are you wondering why projects are failing and teams are frustrated instead of engaged and productive? Perhaps the problem isn't with agile. Here's how you can help your team succeed.

How to fix the tech talent shortage

Non-traditional methods must be employed to identify and recruit truly exceptional engineers

How to use culture interviews to build a better team

Companies ranging from big names like Pinterest to small startups are conducting culture interviews at every level to help build cohesive teams that click. Here's how to do it right while avoiding pitfalls and common mistakes.

7 ways creating an IT team is like building a winning NFL team

The first thing that comes to mind when you think about building an all-star IT team probably isn't an all-star NBA or NFL team. But a successful sports team and IT team have more in common than you might think.rn