IT Leadership

Getting Clueful: Nine Things CIOs Should Know About Computer Consulting and Contracting

The hired guns of IT explain (in gory detail) the mistakes that enterprise IT managers make, and how to get the most out of the consulting budget.

Answers To Movie IT Trivia Quiz

Chrysler Hires Nardelli as CEO. What Does it Mean for the Carmaker’s IT?

India Moving Down the Value Chain?

How to Influence People

Purdue University CIO Gerry McCartney approaches executive collaboration and influence by building alliances with the people behind the decision makers

Communicating with a Corporate Superstar: Lessons from Kobe Bryant

Recent trade demands and interaction between all-star shooting guard Kobe Bryant and Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss provide CIOs and corporate managers with the perfect refresher on five key aspects of corporate communications.

IT Needs a More “Zen-Like” Approach to Consumer Tech in the Enterprise

Consumerism will be a nightmare for IT departments unless they embrace new approaches to managing the rogue employees, according to the Yankee Group.

Why Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue Thinks IT Can Make Government Work Better

As a small business owner in the days before the Internet, Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue was an early LAN and e-mail adopter who learned to program in Unix. But he won't deploy the latest and greatest technology for state agencies unless it makes th

How to Transform Your IT Department from Order Taker to Innovator

CIO 100-winning IT leaders from Washtenaw County, Mich.; Foley & Lardner; DePaul University; and Pitt Ohio Express describe how they energized their staffs to take risks with new technology and generate fresh value for their businesses.

IT Innovations That Generate Revenue and Get You More Customers

Best Buy, Hilton Hotels and Washington Mutual dug into their data and revamped their business processes to empower customers and increase sales. Here's how they did it.