Dennis McCafferty

Why CIOs Need a Chief Data Officer Why CIOs Need a Chief Data Officer High-quality data, often overlooked within a business because it has no one to

Ten Truly Bizarre Help Desk Questions and Requests Ten Truly Bizarre Help Desk Questions and Requests The annual turnover rate for help desk workers

Why IT Spends Too Much Time on Asset Management Why IT Spends Too Much Time on Asset Management Having an integrated, reconciled IT asset management data

How State CIOs Are Focusing on the Enterprise How State CIOs Are Focusing on the Enterprise State CIOs are tasked with taking proactive steps to ensure

How to Use the IoT to Boost Business Revenue How to Use the IoT to Boost Business Revenue Early Internet if things leaders are more likely to digitally

Why the 9 to 5 Work Day Is Fading Why the 9 to 5 Work Day Is Fading Allowing employees more freedom and flexibility with their schedules can improve

Why Transformation Is a Top Business Priority Why Transformation Is a Top Business Priority Transformations bring together IT and the business to plot a

How to Manage Skilled-but Difficult-IT Workers How to Manage Skilled-but Difficult-IT Workers There's a fine line between benign quirks of skilled IT pros

IT Departments Are Lagging on BYOD Policies IT Departments Are Lagging on BYOD Policies Nearly half of surveyed workers use their personal phones for

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Despite the availability of business intelligence tools, many organizations still struggle with gaining insights from data and analytics.

Job Candidates Are Often Kept in the Dark Job Candidates Are Often Kept in the Dark By Dennis McCafferty Personal Touch 84% of surveyed job candidates