Global CIO: Commentary
Jonathan Feldman
Geek Physique: Why IT Managers Must Get Fit
Our 2013 IT Salary Survey shows most employers don't care that much about your fitness. But you should, if you want to do your job better.
Howard Anderson
20 People Who Changed Tech: Mauchly And Eckert
In this seventh installment in our series, Howard Anderson profiles the men behind the ENIAC.
James McQuivey
Digital Disruption Can Expand Your Business
UPS's My Choice service shows the power and potential of the new consumer-funded digital infrastructure.
Michael Fitzgerald
IT Needs To Think Like Sales
You don't need to always be closing, but you should always be challenging.
Coverlet Meshing
Why Tech Projects Fail: 5 Unspoken Reasons
Today's IT groups make too many ROI guesstimates and have too little accountability, says this financial industry IT exec, in his debut column for...
Howard Anderson
20 People Who Changed Tech: Marconi And Tesla
In this sixth installment in our series, Howard Anderson profiles the pioneers of radio.
Doug Henschen
HP's Rebound: When Will Distractions End?
After HP Chairman Ray Lane steps down, fresh Autonomy and Itanium distractions lie ahead. Customers just want strategic clarity.
Jonathan Feldman
IT Apocalypse Demands Courage
IT as you know it is not long for this world. Take these small steps to move out of the fearful realm of problems and into the realm of solutions.
Fritz Nelson
How Oracle Must Reclaim Its Cool
Oracle President Safra Catz says the company's sales team will soon answer its critics. But Oracle must do much more than rev up the growth numbers.
Chris Murphy
Salesforce.com Takes Smartphone-First Approach
Salesforce.com co-founder Parker Harris sees customers using smartphones more than tablets for CRM apps, and he's betting on a blended HTML5 and...
Rob Preston
CIOs Must Innovate Or Go Home
How can IT leaders drive profitable business innovation when they're so caught up in their day-to-day work? Learn from your peers who've done it.
Howard Anderson
20 People Who Changed Tech: Thomas Edison
In this fifth installment in our series, Howard Anderson chats up the Wizard of Menlo Park.
Mike Feibus
Smartphone Battery Life: Back To The Future
Three innovations could help you squeeze a full day's work out of your smartphone battery. Many of us haven't seen that since 2007.
Chris Murphy
5 Underrated Healthcare Trends From A Top CIO
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center CIO Dan Drawbaugh shares his thoughts about what the next health IT opportunities will be.
Joe Weinman
Netflix's Cloud Contest: More Companies Should Follow Suit
The economics of open innovation are too compelling to ignore.
Imre Kabai
8 Reasons Enterprise Architecture Programs Fail
Successful enterprise architecture programs marshal the right people, support structures and approaches -- and dispense with the distractions.
Howard Anderson
20 People Who Changed Tech: Alexander Graham Bell And Theodore Vail
In this fourth installment in our series, Howard Anderson tells how a masterful inventor and a business genius transformed communications.
Rob Preston
CIOs Must Embrace Digital Business
The title 'chief digital officer' may yet go the way of the 'chief evangelist,' but the digital business movement is a force CIOs can't ignore.
David Berlind
The End Of BYOD As We Know It?
Will IT need to limit which devices can connect to the corporate network? It feels like we're heading for separate Internets, aligned with mobile...
Chris Murphy
Accenture's 7 Tech Trends Driving Digital Business
From customer relationships to cloud, and why mobile isn't one of them.
Alistair Croll
How Should We Measure Clouds?
Too often, IT pros start at the bottom and work up. In the cloud, we need to look at the business model and set metrics from there.
Michael Fitzgerald
Chubb CIO Explains His No-Stress Social Rollout
Jim Knight, global CIO for Chubb Group of Insurance Companies, says the company's move to Jive as a social business platform is all about...
Jonathan Feldman
Monitoring Vs. Spying: Are Employers Going Too Far?
The email brouhaha that erupted at Harvard recently did not meet my definition of spying. If your company monitors, do it with reasonable cause.
Thomas Claburn
Watching Workers: Where's The Line?
Counting keystrokes might be called for in a data entry context. But tracing the location of a company-issued smartphone during a worker's...
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