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IT Organization Change Brewing at Hertz

Business failure to execute strategy – looking for data

The Plone Sprint: Come Over to the Doc Side

Joseph Eckroth and Steven Bandrowczak Take New Jobs

MIT-CIO Joint Research on Outsourcing

Exploring the keys to success in transactional relations and outsourcing partnerships.

Advice on Reaching Out to Business Partners and Effective Leadership

IT executives need to find collaborative business partners. Leaders listen a lot so they can tell what motivates people to act.

General Electric IT Executives More Receptive to Recruiters

GE has been a great talent pool for companies seeking CIOs, but tough for headhunters to crack. That may be changing.

The Future Leadership Strategy of the CIO

To be a business strategist, you have to act like one.

Engineering a Vision – Tomorrows Tools for Today’s City Planners

Operations World – The Ancient Discipline

Project World – Risk or Reward

IT Governance – Solutions Enabler

Apple iTunes on Enterprise Computers: Problem or Non-Issue?

The Sprint Experience

New CIO at H&R Block

Why IT Executives Split Staffs to Create Supply, Handle Demand for Technology Services

IT has two main jobs: Designing technology strategy and keeping the trains running. Read here for insights into how CIOs are dividing their staffs to do both well.

Guide to Emergency Notification Technologies

Check out these tools when you are setting up a crisis communications plan.

Soft Skills for CIOs and Aspiring CIOs: Four Ways to Boost Your Emotional Intelligence

We are emotional beings first and intellectual ones second, say researchers. That's why developing your emotional intelligence is so important.

Who are your trusted advisors ?

Is perception your reality?

Let the Egg Roll……..

Grants for Women in IT

New CIOs at Defense Commissary Agency and more

Intel’s E-Mail Overload Solution

After finding out how much time its employees were wasting on e-mail (a lot), Intel decided to do something about it.

How CIOs Can Introduce Web 2.0 Technologies into the Enterprise

Opening up corporate systems to new user-driven tools like blogs, message boards, and wikis requires both technology and culture changes, a leading proponent argues.

Source Code Management Systems: Trends, Analysis and Best Features

SCM development tools do far more than prevent programmers from writing over others' changes. This highlight from Evans Data Corp.'s research study summarizes the key advantages and disadvantages of the major proprietary and open-source SCM

Five Things Alph Bingham Has Learned About Collaboration

Innocentive cofounder's thoughts on problem solving and collaborating online

Americans Do “IT” Better than Rest of World

Review: Zonbu, the $99 Linux Computer

First Look: The company is positioning this diminutive device (in late beta) as a consumer product. But with its out-of-the-box simplicity, the Zonbu is an excellent choice for enterprise IT departments, too.

Review: kwikSynCh Charger Offers Affordable Relief from Cable Chaos

The kwikSynCh Dual Charger solves power cable clutter for road warriors, laptop jugglers and gadget heads. But it's not perfect, especially for desktop computer users.

Surfing for Porn and Getting Paid

A company that specializes in blocking X-rated and other unwanted sites hires people like Gene Toye to find them.

WAAV Targets Consumers, Enterprises and 1st Responders With Dual-Network, In-Car Broadband

How to Make Nice

Tips for winning back estranged colleagues

Landing Your Next Job

CIOsu2014and the bosses who hired themu2014on what it takes to ace the interview

Wireless Drives Vending Machines To the High End

If a vending machine can recognize and validate a credit card, it can vend any item, no matter the price.

Windows vs. Linux vs. OS X: CIO John Halamka Tests SUSE

As part of his ongoing quest to identify a viable alternative to the Microsoft desktop operating system in the enterprise, Halamka tries on SUSE for size.

In Search of the Right Search Technology for Your Customers

Hint: The answer is not always Google. CIOs share their hard-earned lessons.

Is Your Business Ready for Catastrophe?

Focusing on just a few key elements of business continuity and disaster planning will go a long way toward mitigating your losses and making sure your business wonu2019t be left in the dark in the event of hurricanes, power outages and other calamiti

PCI Security Vendor Alliance Adds 12 New Members

As the June 30, 2007 deadline for compliance with the payment card industry (PCI) data security standard looms, more vendors join an organization formed to share best practices for compliance with the new standard.

Seven Reasons for Your Company to Start an Internal Blog

Proponents say an in-house blog can be like a bulletin board, communication tool and culture enhancement. Plus, it's better than tracking projects by e-mail.

U.S. Lawmakers to Chastise Department of Homeland Security CIO over Data Breaches

Scott Charbo to take questions on DHS's information security spending and practices from the House Homeland Security subcommittee.

I’m Out of Here!

New CIOs at Verizon Wireless and Boeing

How Video Résumés Can Save Employers Time and Money When Hiring

Rather than unprofessional, personal sagas, todayu2019s video ru00e9sumu00e9s act as an informative supplement to other materials.

How CIOs Can Learn to Love IM Messages, Social Networking Sites, Blogs, Wikis and Other Tools of User Empowerment

The world has changed. IT executives can't deny employees the freedom to use consumer applications at work. Here's how to live with and profit from them.

Hot Jobs: Business Analyst

2007 Ones to Watch Survey: Summary & Results

Get to know more about the rising stars in IT.

Grading Acceptance of Web 2.0 Technologies

Researcher Andrew McAfee gives high marks for Web 2.0 awareness, but urges enthusiasts to find more business arguments supporting adoption.

Securing the Endpoints: The 10 Most Common Internal Security Threats

Whou2019s gaining access to your internal network? New criminal tactics and new kinds of malware are probing networks for vulnerabilitiesu2014and increasingly, finding them. We identify the top candidates for security breaches inside your own company