IT Leadership

The Most Critical Attribute of a CIO

In Defense of Gen Y Workers

Spoiled? Entitled? Forget it. Generation Y employees simply know what they want, know what works, and won't settle for anything less from the companies and managers for whom they work.

Offshore Call Centers Get a Bad Rap… and Other Thoughts

CIO Compensation Includes Lots of Perks

From plane privileges and company cars to personal drivers and club dues, the millionaire CIOs get more than just fat paychecks

What’s in a Name… Or, Should IT Go Back Where It Belongs?

Are You Satisfied with Senior Management? It Depends on Where You Live

The biggest influence on employee approval: what workers value in corporate managers.

How IT Departments Can Learn to Say Yes to End Users

You say yes when business colleagues ask for something new, but usually you don't really mean it. That won't fly anymore. An expert in IT organizations advises how to adjust your (and your team's) attitude.n

Who Gets the Benefits of Exploiting Technology?

Eight Signs of Evil in High-Tech Companies

Microsoft has been branded as immoral for years, and Google famously pledged that it would never be evil. But as many have learned, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Here are eight signposts on the path to wickedness.

How to Create a Successful Facebook Widget: Business Lessons From the Widget Masters

As businesses with eyes on Facebook, MySpace and the like look to take advantage of the social networking economy, they should be sure to heed the advice of widget makers who have already succeeded.