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Nursing Information Officers: Newest Health IT Leaders
Onslaught of health IT initiatives brings a need for nursing Informatics expertise, and a new breed of chief nursing information officers.
CIO Profile: Barry Vandevier Of Sabre Holdings
Sabre is counting on automation within its private cloud for increased application and server utilization.
How To Get From CRM To Social 
Your company's all over Facebook and Twitter, but until IT integrates marketing and customer service systems, it's all just show.
Health IT Leaders Biggest Worry: Finding Qualified Staff
Hospital CIOs say their biggest concern is lack of qualified health IT professionals, not a lack of funding, HIMSS survey reveals.
5 Reasons You Blew Your IT Budget
CIOs constantly struggle to keep IT spending under control. Consider these common reasons for budget overruns, along with some potential solutions.
Cloud Computing Is Still In Its Adolescence
Compare the adoption rate for cloud services to that for virtualization, and it's evident we still have a ways to go.
Do Health IT Hires Need A Clinical Background?
The debate on which qualifications an IT job candidate needs to work in a hospital or medical practice rages.
Why P&G CIO Is Quadrupling Analytics Expertise
Procter & Gamble's Filippo Passerini is investing in analytics talent, even as the company cuts in other areas, to speed up business decision making.
The Shadow IT Threat
Rogue IT groups outside the main IT organization pose both pros and cons--and won't disappear anytime soon.
Innovation Doesn't Happen By Chance
IT organizations need to make the time for innovation, either formally or informally.
P&G CEO McDonald Seeks More Discontinuous Innovation
While announcing P&G's sales of Pringles to Kelloggs, CEO shares his desire for products or technologies that create entirely new brand...
H-1B 'Victim' Still Jobless Despite Obama's Help
Semiconductor engineer whose wife forwarded resume to the President via Google+ says he can't accept out-of-state offers.
Help Wanted: Businesses Seek Information Security Professionals
Enterprises worldwide need more 'infosec' professionals and are willing to pay high salaries for experienced talent, says new survey.
iPad's Success Demands IT Change Its Thinking
Tablets won't just be a niche. They'll be the dominant knowledge worker platform, so IT will have to start thinking Web and tablet apps first.
Apple Invites Labor Inspectors To Foxconn, Other Suppliers
Fair Labor Association will review conditions at Chinese factories that make Apple products.
Cloud Computing Can Drive Business Innovation
Cloud is an enabler of new business models, but too many companies are just experimenting or improving existing processes and not taking full...
India's Outsourcing Economy Booms
Despite calls from Washington to keep jobs onshore, U.S. companies seem to be sending more tech work to the subcontinent, as offshoring sales...
Social Business: What's An Introvert To Do?
Extroverts and introverts both bring advantages to the loud cocktail party that is social networking.
Want IT Flexibility? Demand Jailbreaking Be Legal
Why should CIOs care about the DMCA's jailbreaking rules? Despite Pollyanna assurances that locking down a box will make everybody more secure,...
Oracle Rejects $272 Million SAP Award, Demands Retrial
Five-year-old copyright infringement lawsuit will continue, as Oracle seeks to put SAP execs back on the witness stand.
6 Steps To Maximize Your Unified Communications ROI
UC vendors don't like to admit how complicated it is to deploy today's systems. Follow our plan to get the most out of your UC deployment.
10 Strategies To Fight Anonymous DDoS Attacks
Preventing distributed denial of service attacks may be impossible. But with advance planning, they can be mitigated and stopped. Learn where to...
Tablets In Business: Hard Lessons From Early Adopters
From garbage trucks to cruise ships, companies are putting iPads and Android tablets to work. Here's what they're learning.
CIO Profiles: Steve Haindl Of Automotive Resources International
Technology is giving fleet managers more access to real-time data, says this CIO.
App Stores Create 500,000 U.S. Jobs
Almost half a million Americans can thank the rise of the "app economy" for their jobs, according to TechNet study.
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