What CIOs Can Learn From The Failure Of A British IT Project
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CIOs Need To Forget The Yearly Reviews – Do It Monthly!
A part of a CIO’s job is to let those people who report to him or her know how they are doing. At most companies,
The Wrong Way For A CIO To Fire A Worker
It’s time for that IT worker to go. As CIO, one of the most painful decisions that you are ever going to have to make
2 Rules For Being A Better CIO Boss
When I’m working with new CIOs I often run into the buddy / boss problem. It’s perfectly understandable that any person newly placed into a
Dr. Jim Anderson To Speak At 16th Annual Pink Conference
Dr. Jim Anderson has been asked to deliver two speeches at the 16th Annual Pink Conference. The role that Blue Elephant Consulting plays in
Video: Does A CIO Need To Have An MBA Or Is There Another Way?
If you really want to become or remain a CIO, the question comes up as to if you need to go on and get an
3 Ways CIOs Can Spark Innovation In Their IT Departments
If Steve Jobs was still with us, do you think that he might be willing to come and work in your IT department? He was
Are CIOs Ready To Battle The X-Men (and X-Women)?
Isn’t a global recession just great? For CIOs it has been: it pretty much got rid of one of their biggest headaches – having their
3 Questions That Every CIO Should Be Asking About Clouds
I love clouds, you love clouds, we all love clouds. It seems like everyone in IT is talking about cloud computing and how it’s the
Video: Why Quiet IT Employees Should Make A CIO Nervous
When your IT employees aren’t complaining, that means that you’re doing a good job as CIO, right? Actually, it turns out that the answer