Ellen Pearlman

Louis Gerstner joined IBM in 1993 and, according to his just-published book, Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?, he took just a few months to make what he

Sixty-five percent of the respondents to last month's CIO Insight survey on cost management agreed with the statement that "the current cost management

The ongoing challenge of information technology is to rethink, innovate and redesign the way we work with information, run our businesses and look at the

In the November issue of CIO Insight, two months after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, we published a scenario planning

The capitalist system is based on trust, and trust requires that investors—the people and institutions that supply the system with the capital

According to a new study from Gartner Inc. and Morgan Stanley, U.S. companies spent $130 billion in the past two years on unnecessary software and other

You can't make any sensible business plans until you know the strategy. But leadership is not always up to the challenge of defining and communicating

In his new book, aptly titled Execution, Honeywell International Inc. Chairman and CEO Lawrence A. Bossidy, this month's Expert Voice, reminds us that

You have in your hands the first anniversary issue of CIO Insight. Its publication presents an opportunity to reflect on the past 12 issues of the

Much has been written over the years about the importance of leadership—setting a course and then rallying the troops, no matter how unpopular or

When will cost-cutting stop being the IT issue? When the economy shows sufficient signs of recovery that companies begin spending again? When companies

Has there ever been a new technology that succeeded in gaining acceptance in the business world without a great deal of muss and fuss? Even the ballpoint