BOOKS
The fall’s must-reads include books on management, strategy and practical expertise.
Our editors picked the most thought-provoking books of the year.
A collection of works that can help CIOs manage more effectively and avoid common mistakes.
CAREERS
CIOs want younger workers who not only have the tech know-how, but also intangible skills like ethics and communications.
Better pay, the chance to learn and problems with supervisors are the most common causes of defection.
A look at the most common obstacles to climbing the ladder, with insights on how to overcome them.
LEADERSHIP
Besides the normal techie roles, CIOs have gained experience in project management, business and consulting.
IT chiefs continue to strive for recruiting and retaining the best talent while boosting business skills and aligning strategy with operations.
An analysis of how IT managers cut costs, and the benefits and shortfalls behind the moves.
MANAGEMENT
Our annual Vendor Value research reveals the tech providers IT executives value and rely upon most.
A mix of technologist, strategist and leader make up the best of the best in IT management.
Looking to keep your best IT people on board? Check out these methods.
PEOPLE/TRENDS
Editors from CIO Insight, Baseline and eWeek compiled a list of the best leaders in the IT business.
A look at the people who shaped the development of IT and have the greatest impact on its future.
We asked CIOs what they expect in the coming year. See what they said.
