Eric Chabrow

A delegation of American CIOs visited Israel for six days last month and were treated as if they were heads of state, industrial chieftains or Hollywood

Kenneth Brill sees what many others don't: an ominous financial crisis in the making for business, stemming from energy waste in the corporate data

A sign that the sluggish IT economy might be rebounding, IT services firms in April added more jobs than in any month since May 2006, when payrolls at

America's standing as a world leader is under attack. No, not because of the damage the Iraq war or the plummeting dollar have done to our global

Pressure is mounting from CEOs to rein in spending throughout the enterprise, including IT, as the global economy struggles. Being good team players, many

Far too often, companies keep legacies systems well beyond their practical usefulness, says Accenture CIO Frank Modruson, who contends many IT

Employment among African-American IT professionals rose by 10.3 percent in 2007, reaching levels not seen since the Internet boom. Still, the percentage

A quarter-century ago, I witnessed the birth of the strategic CIO. The setting was the neo-classical headquarters of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance

An all-too-common complaint from CIOs is that they can't find enough talent to staff their IT shops. No wonder. Supply isn't keeping up with demand. Just

Unemployment among business-technology professionals has fallen to a decade low as the size of the IT workforce has risen to a record level in 2007,

Today's turbulent economy leads CIOs to ask, Is it gloom and doom for IT? A look at the last economic downturn a half-dozen years ago may provide answers

Look at a PC and what do you see? Many baby boomers and older members of Generation X are conscious of the technology and infrastructure that make PCs