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Stephanie has been on the InformationWeek team longer than just about everybody. During her 14-year (and counting) career at IW, she's seen all kinds of changes in the information technology industry and in the media business -- most for the better. The first story she filed from the road was done using couplers and an ancient Tandy computer -- one of three that the entire staff shared. Now she enjoys all the latest electronic gadgets and can find a business use for just about any of them. As the mother of two children with a busy job, she's mastered the art of multitasking, though some people secretly believe that her twin sister sometimes fills in for her at industry briefings, making it seem like she's in two places at one time. She lives in the Washington, DC area but spends much of her time in InformationWeek's New York offices. She's a fan of great music and great sushi. She and her family share their house with many little creatures that come home from her husband's veterinary clinic.
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Three Takes: SOA Is Happening -- Time To Get On Board
InformationWeek, February 24, 2007 Learn how to get the most out of a service-oriented architecture strategy. CIOs Uncensored: One CIO's Life On The Edge Of IT Innovation InformationWeek, January 06, 2007 CIOs Uncensored: Help Wanted, But IT Passion And Business Acumen Required InformationWeek, December 11, 2006 What with retirements and new jobs, there will be IT jobs aplenty to fill by 2014, close to 1.3 million by some estimates, Stephanie Stahl says. Successful job seekers will have business sense along with IT knowledge. CIOs Uncensored: Personal Tech Is A Part Of Business--Get On With It InformationWeek, December 04, 2006 This Consumer Effect isn't slowing by any measure. With Web 2.0 initiatives coming fast and furious, it's only just beginning. CIOs Uncensored: HP's Mott Goes For Broke, Seeks 80/20 Reversal InformationWeek, November 27, 2006 Shifting more tech dollars to game-changing projects and products is on the to-do lists of most CIOs. But few are willing to put it in writing--and even fewer are willing to go so far so fast. Editor's Note: Time To Dive Into The Video Stream InformationWeek, February 13, 2006 Editor's Note: GM Gets Passionate About Innovation InformationWeek, February 06, 2006 Editor's Note: Google, Microsoft: Go Behind The Curtain InformationWeek, January 30, 2006 Editor's Note: The Tech Job Front: India, eBay, And You InformationWeek, January 23, 2006 Editor's Note: Bringing India Into The Global Mainstream InformationWeek, January 16, 2006 Editor's Note: New Media: What's The Big Idea? InformationWeek, January 09, 2006 Editor's Note: New Year's Resolution: Be More Secure InformationWeek, January 02, 2006 Is it possible that some companies still haven't learned their security lessons? Stephanie Stahl looks forward to a more-secure 2006. Editor's Note: Technology's Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World InformationWeek, December 12, 2005 Editor's Note: Hats Off To This Chief Of The Year's Creativity InformationWeek, December 05, 2005 Editor's Note: Wishin' And Hopin' For A Little Clarity InformationWeek, November 28, 2005 Editor's Note: Microsoft Waves Wand At Supercomputing InformationWeek, November 21, 2005 Editor's Note: What Makes Great IT Is The Same Everywhere InformationWeek, November 14, 2005 Editor's Note: Frightening Encounter With Legacy Monster InformationWeek, October 31, 2005 Editor's Note: Enjoy The Good Times, Without The 'B' Word InformationWeek, October 17, 2005 Editor's Note: Concisely, Now--What Business Are You In? InformationWeek, October 10, 2005 Answering "what business are you in" is challenging--and exciting--as companies move to transform themselves, seek ways to build customer loyalty, and find methods for making life more convenient for their customers. Editor's Note: The Most Important Job You'll Ever Hold InformationWeek, October 03, 2005 Editor's Note: InformationWeek Gets A Makeover InformationWeek, September 26, 2005 Editor's Note: Innovation Is Alive And Well, And We Honor It InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 Editor's Note: Finding Your Way With Mobile Maps InformationWeek, September 12, 2005 Editor's Note: Standardize To Curb Complexity InformationWeek, September 05, 2005 Editor's Note: Get Into The Video Mix InformationWeek, August 15, 2005 Editor's Note: Consolidation? Think Innovation InformationWeek, August 08, 2005 Editor's Note: Going Mobile: Wireless And Wi-Fi InformationWeek, August 01, 2005 Editor's Note: Poor Quality Invites Lawsuits InformationWeek, July 25, 2005 Editor's Note: Agency Lands In Eye Of The Storm InformationWeek, July 18, 2005 Editor's Note: Taking Steps To Prevent Child Porn InformationWeek, July 11, 2005 Editor's Note: Go Beyond The 'Cool' Factor InformationWeek, July 04, 2005 Editor's Note: Beware A Hidden Cost In Buying IT InformationWeek, June 27, 2005 Editor's Note: Customer Focus Promotes Growth InformationWeek, June 20, 2005 Editor's Note: Security Is More Than Technology InformationWeek, June 13, 2005 Editor's Note: Is Your Customer Data Really Safe? InformationWeek, May 30, 2005 Editor's Note: Reach Out And Touch A Customer InformationWeek, May 23, 2005 Editor's Note: Better To Fight Or Embrace Change? InformationWeek, May 16, 2005 Editor's Note: It's Time For IT To Get Off The Dime InformationWeek, May 09, 2005 Editor's Note: Future Is What You Make It InformationWeek, May 02, 2005 Microsoft Struggles To Find Skilled Labor InformationWeek, April 27, 2005 A panel discussion at the Microsoft Research Tech Fair provided insight into the future of innovation and U.S. competitiveness. Editor's Note: We Need More Than Moore's Law InformationWeek, April 25, 2005 Editor's Note: Taking A Global View Of Innovation InformationWeek, April 18, 2005 Editor's Note: A Trip To The Airport, Part II InformationWeek, April 11, 2005 Editor's Note: Transform Or Be Tragically Late InformationWeek, April 04, 2005 Editor's Note: Time To Take Stock Of Tech Priorities InformationWeek, March 28, 2005 Editor's Note: Tech Innovation Is Alive And Well InformationWeek, March 21, 2005 Ethernet Inventor And Software-Quality Visionary Earn Technology Medals InformationWeek, March 14, 2005 President Bush awards inventor of Ethernet and visionary on software quality with National Medal of Technology in White House ceremony. Editor's Note: Don't Let U.S. Tech Edge Slip Away InformationWeek, March 14, 2005 Editor's Note: Data Protection Isn't Optional InformationWeek, March 07, 2005 |
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