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IT Infrastructure Library

ITIL is a powerful tool, but holds pitfalls in store for those who get obsessed with it.

The ISP Industry Takes a Stand Against Vonage

More Thoughts About Software Patents

Disc-Based Security

Disc-Based Security

File-Sharing Heads to the Supreme Court

How Fast Do You Work

Your New Product: Infrastructure

2004 Global Information Technology Report

Thinking about Software Patents

Busy as Bees

Do You Really Want Software As A Service?

Companies Struggle to Comply with Sarbanes-Oxley

Software that Collects Identity Information from the Web

IBM’s Model for Growth

Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance is a Process

The Relationship Between Enterprise Architecture and IT Governance

Boomer Brain Drain

Update on IBM/Lenovo Deal

IBM/Lenovo Deal Approved

Can anyone out there protect their data?

Should CIOs or CFOs Control Sarbanes Oxley Compliance?

Microsoft’s Lobby Rears Head in Oklahoma

The Tough Life of the Chief Officers

When Good Enough Is Good Enough

When Good Enough Is Good Enough

Managing Demand: A Suggestion

Koch's IT Strategy

What’s Needed for Supply Chain Improvement

Options for Enterprise Open Source Applications Continue to Grow

Online tools and collaborative groups are giving enterprises more tools than ever for using open source applications.

January 2005 IT Staffing Update Part II

Wanted: Enterprise Architects

The Power of Helping

A New Blueprint For The Enterprise

Enterprise architecture is not just about mapping and standardizing hardware and software anymore. Now it's about services, events and-get this-good old ROI.

What is governance and what should IT leaders be doing about it?

The Really Tough Decisions

Identity Theft Talk Turns to Databases

Been there, done that

What’s the Real Key to IT Business Alignment

Outsource Your Career

Time to Improve Ethical Behavior

Flight of the Creative Class

Philly Goes Wireless

The 2004 Cyber Security Report Card

Multifactor Productivity

The Problem with Celebrity CEO Culture

Robotic Parking Garages Come to Hoboken

Health Care CIOs, Take Heart

Growth Theory, R&D, and Innovation

The Time for Knowledge Management Is Now

U.S.’s Misguided Nonpolicy on Technology