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CIO Profiles: Patti Reilly White, Senior VP And CIO Of Darden Restaurants
This CIO wishes she'd taken advantage of the opportunity to try on different roles within the company.
IT Hiring To Increase Next Quarter
A 3% increase in IT staffing is forecast for early 2010, with traditional jobs in networking, security, and application development most in demand.
CIO Profiles: John P. Burke, CIO Of Ambit Energy
One hard-earned lesson he's learned: You can't earn trust as a leader in a part-time role.
Down To Business: How Indian CIOs Stack Up
IBM thinks they're more progressive than CIOs elsewhere in the world, given their emphasis on innovation, customers, and other strategic matters.
Software Testing In A Virtualized World
Google's James Whittaker on how cloud computing and virtualization change the approach to testing.
Global CIO: The Thanksgiving Angels Of Flight 3405
As Thanksgiving looms, we sometimes overlook those better angels of our nature that are all around us. And that's a mistake.
Chip Market Decline Less Than Expected
Semiconductor revenue plunged more than $32 billion this year, but iSuppli said it could have been much worse.
Wolfe's Den: Intel CTO Envisions On-Chip Data Centers
Justin Rattner, chief technology officer at the chip giant, talks about the explosion of multicore processing, bringing security to cloud computing, and processor-based networking.
CIO Profiles: Mark Dajani, Senior VP And CIO Of Kraft Foods
For everything Kraft's IS department does, there's a value measurement.
Interop: CIOs Eye Cloud With Optimistic Caution
The consensus of the Enterprise Cloud Summit panel was that the cloud promises reduced costs and added IT flexibility, but significant legal and technical challenges remain.
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Intelligent Enterprise Reader Priorities Survey 2009
A new survey from InformationWeek Analytics and Intelligent Enterprise shows growing support for more centralized data management. But, a significant number of companies still struggle with data owners who resist giving up control of their data.
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Welcome To The CIO Revolution: A New IT Manifesto
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