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The Death of Privacy
In privacy circles, a mostly forgotten incident from the end of the dot-com euphoria aptly illustrates the lack of…
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Privacy’s Preemptive Strike
Hewlett-Packard Co., eBay inc. and Microsoft Corp. have a vested interest in seeing online commerce prosper. Their growth strategies…
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Trend: The New Rules of Information Management
Get a Grip If Ron Elkins were to tell you where the architectural drawings for the City of Dallas’…
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Online advertising shows its age
People like Steve Weber are Google’s worst nightmare. Last November, Weber self-published a book about how to sell used…
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Pulling Kaiser’s IT Out of Intensive Care
If ever there was a company in serious need of alignment, it was Kaiser Permanente. Three years ago, the…
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Pressure Increases, but CIOs Still Struggle to Stop Identity Theft
It’s been a bad year for privacy. Since February, when identity thieves conned data aggregator ChoicePoint Inc. out of…
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IT Remakes British Airways
“Legacy was us,” says British Airways CIO Paul Coby. In the past three years, Coby has undertaken the most…