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How To Develop Technical Leaders
Few technicians have the expertise and personal influence to be considered a candidate, and those who do must master these four competencies.
The Law Of Social Media: Employers Beware
A harder line against employers by the National Labor Relations Board, as well as a lack of case law, leave a lot of room for business risk.
IT Success Is The Product Of Mental Toughness
Whether you're an IT leader or a coach, giving up is never an option.
Global CIO: Toyota's Friend Network Will Test Customer Ties
It's working with Salesforce.com to build a social network for Toyota owners, testing the boundaries of how much of a relationship you really want with a carmaker.
Global CIO: Modest Salaries Offer Tech Bubble Reality Check
Comparing 2011 IT pay raises to those during the dot-com boom, it's hard to conclude that the LinkedIn IPO means a return to irrational exuberance.
Down To Business: Cisco, Microsoft, And The Tiger Woods Effect
These still-dominant vendors aren't to be taken lightly, but competitors no longer show awe or fear.
CIO Profiles: Greg Miller Of Advanced Health Media
This CIO's next big thing: Prepping the company's offerings for the global market.
Global CIO: A Framework For Developing Technical Leaders
The organizational challenges of getting the right people into these positions can be daunting. Part one of a two-part series.
Global CIO: The Dropbox Deception: Caveat Emptor
Anyone who entrusted sensitive data to Dropbox without code review, or at least skepticism regarding impressive security claims, wasn't behaving well, either.
Practical Analysis: Cisco Eats Its Own Dog Food, But Pragmatically
CIO Rebecca Jacoby is progressing from virtualization to private cloud to hybrid cloud--all guided by careful data analysis.
Big Impact: 5 Lines Of Code To The Cloud
AccuWeather made a small change that has had a big impact on its computing needs.
Innovation Atrophy: How Companies Can Fight It
It's time for IT leaders to get their teams pumped up again about tech-powered innovation.
4 Steps To Spark Innovation
Most corporate IT organizations aren't ready for a wave of capital spending after years of cost cutting, standardization, and simplification that came at the expense of innovation.
5 Executive Blogging Questions, Answered
Your executives should be blogging. Answering these questions will help them get started the right way and on the path to posting with passion, commitment, and authenticity.
5 Things RIM Must Do Quickly, Or Become Irrelevant
Research In Motion still has strong products and a coveted enterprise position, but it must move quickly against more innovative competitors.
Down To Business: Higher Education Is Ripe For Technology Disruption
If you think online degrees will remain just a niche, consider the time when Borders and E.F. Hutton were touting their superior in-person experiences.
Google's Game Changers: Are They Enough?
With Chromebooks, an improved tablet OS, and more, Google took aim at Apple and Microsoft, but are ChromeOS and Android on a collision course?
Simpler Organizations Are Harder To Design
Even the most deft leaders using the latest Web 2.0 tools can't transform organizational hierarchies overnight.
Roundtable Takeaways On The Consumerization Of IT
A freewheeling discussion on data classification and security, usage policies, and a whole lot more.
Global CIO: Get Out Of The Office More
A rich marketplace of ideas awaits IT leaders who force themselves to venture out of their comfy confines.
Citrix CTO Advises Demanding Clarity From Vendors On Cloud
Cloud thought leader Simon Crosby talks about standards, open source, Xen's power center, and where VMware kicks butt.
HP's Donatelli Comes Out Swinging At Cisco
Executive VP's Interop keynote emphasizes new products and open standards.
Skype Deal: Collaboration Is Microsoft's Game To Lose
Microsoft’s $8.5 billion deal to buy Skype shows it building around its strength in enterprise collaboration software. But will it squander its advantage?
IT Must Play Central Role In Enterprise Innovation
Panel of CIOs at Interop wrestles with transforming IT's role from protectors of the status quo to leaders in development of novel business solutions.
IT Salaries: 9 Ways We've Changed (Or Not) From 2001's Heyday
What a decade it's been for U.S. IT professionals. They rode the tech-fueled boom of the late 1990s and early 2000s to great heights, then crashed hard in the recessions of 2002 and 2008-2009. We have data from our annual U.S. IT Salary Survey dating back to 2000, so we thought now would be a good time to look back and compare today with the boom that was early 2001 -- the peak of salaries, raises, and perks, according to our data. We look at changes in economics and in attitudes, using data dra
Global CIO: Why The Amazon Cloud Outage Is Irrelevant
Having lived with generations of products that promised to eliminate human error, I know this: They won't. Plan for failure.
Enterprise Software Spending Grew 8.5% In 2010
Microsoft led with a 22% market revenue share, driven by Windows 7, Office 2010, and strategies for enterprise platforms, found Gartner study.
CIO Profiles: Mark Schissel Of Herbalife
Don't do something that's "good for your career" if it really isn't a good fit for you, Herbalife's CIO advises.
Global CIO: Don't Let The Innovation Lab Become An Ivory Tower
ADP CIO Mike Capone has just launched a lab with a plan to keep it grounded in reality.
Secret CIO: Speed To Market Battles Consensus-Building
As the pace of tech change accelerates, we struggle with striking the right balance between risk-taking individualism and executive buy-in.
Lessons From FarmVille: How Zynga Uses The Cloud
Zynga's hybrid cloud strategy helps it cope with the risk of unpredictable demand for new online games.
CIO Profiles: Mike Altendorf Of Do It Best
When asked to cut expenses, cut them deeper than asked, advises this VP of IT. Use the money saved in high-return areas.
Practical Analysis: IT Pros Don't See Cisco's Claimed TCO Advantage
Network architects want automation, virtualization support, and standards, and they aren't getting all that from Cisco.
Google Finds Location Data 'Extremely Valuable'
Email messages obtained from a lawsuit against Google emphasize just how important location data is in the emerging mobile advertising business.
For HP Alum, A Vision Problem
Apotheker summit evokes echoes of Fiorina -- and not in a good way.
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The State of Cloud Computing - Fall 2020
Download this report to compare how cloud usage and spending patterns have changed in 2020, and how respondents think they'll evolve over the next two years.
2021 Top Enterprise IT TrendsWe've identified the key trends that are poised to impact the IT landscape in 2021. Find out why they're important and how they will affect you.
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