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When negotiating with vendors, CIOs need lawyers with sharp IT understanding. Here's how to get the legal team up to speed.
When the Vendor Knows Too Much
Want a good deal and a happy relationship with your vendor? It's easier said than done.
CIOs Still Need to Fear Government Spying
Restoring judicial oversight of e-surveillance should be a CIO priority.
5 Challenges to Integrating IT and Business
Meeting business expectations is no easy task for IT. First, they need to overcome various obstacles.
Tracking IT Assets Poses Challenges
Keeping tabs on your technology is essential to assure constant availability of crucial systems. But it's no picnic.
The Looming Economic Slump
Will the repercussions of an economic fall be the same a six years ago? Likely not.
Age Determines Technology's Value
Not only do younger generations perceive technology differently from their elders, but they use it differently, too.
Pressures Mount on CIOs to Deliver All the Time
Keeping systems up 99.999% is possible, but it's not easy.
Just Because It's Legal Doesn't Make It Right
SOX and other laws and regulations couldn't prevent the latest financial crisis but that doesn't mean they're pointless.
Is IT's Future in the Hands of Parents?
IT pros mull their responsibilities to society, their profession and their children.
Multiple Roles Eyed for CIOs
What is the essence of the CIO's role? It's an important question because the definition of the CIO is morphing and fracturing.
Pushing Technology to the Limit
Utilization rates for key technologies may soon approach their theoretical limits. Here's what you should do to keep your IT running.
A Different Kind of Culture War
The outcome of Election 2008 could come down to the way each campaign uses technology. Story: Election 2008: The Internet Campaign
IT's Bad Reputation
The inconvenient truth for some IT executives is that they must change their ways of managing if they want to be leaders in the rapidly changing enterprise of the 21st Century. In the future talent, not title, matters.
Early Adoption: Worth the Risk?
Most emerging tech projects fail. If you brave it, pay close attention, and be prepared to pull the plug.
Battle Over Linux: When a Win May Not be a Win
Don't be fooled. The August ruling in Novell's favor doesn't mean SCO's claims to Linux are history quite yet.
Is Early Adoption Worth the Risk?
Most emerging tech projects fail. If you brave it, pay close attention and be prepared to pull the plug.
Editorial: Ethnic Diversity in IT Presents CIOs With Challenges
Ethnic and gender diversity are good for IT, and CIOs must demonstrate leadership in managing cultural differences to create an inviting workplace for all.
Delete This Article: Storing Data Could Prove Risky
Storing data unnecessarily is counterproductive and potentially disastrous. How will you break the hoarding habit?
End of Privacy
Privacy is getting harder to protect, with technologies such as E911-enabled cell phones, GPS, WiFi, black-box recorders in autos and surveillance in the name of public safety making it fairly simple to identify individuals. Here's what CIOs can do about