Iran’s Twitter Revolution Holds Lessons For CIOs
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Web 3.0 Is Coming – Are CIOs Ready?
Oh Web 2.0, it seems like only yesterday that you arrived – is it possible that already you may be getting ready to be replaced?
Alternate Reality Games: Games That CIOs Know How To Play
As a CIO, you’ve got some challenges facing you. You’re managing a diverse and potentially distributed work force of highly skilled and talented IT professionals.
Faux Market Secrets: How CIOs Capture Innovation
So picture this: you’re a CIO and you desperately want to be seen by the rest of the C-level executives as something more than a
Security Policies Are What CIOs Know Make Good Security Solutions
What does it take to do a really good job of securing your company’s systems and data? Is it just a matter of picking and
Vulnerability Management: The CIO’s Other Job
The role of a CIO is to find ways to apply IT to enable the rest of the company to grow quicker, move faster, and
Protecting Company Data Is How CIOs Can Make Friends With CFOs
Data Security. There I said it. It sorta lays there like a big lump of coal and everyone in the company stands around looking at
Satyam Scandal: CIOs Need To Talk With Their CFOs
Didn’t we solve that whole outsourcing thing years ago? Specifically aren’t the IT and the Finance departments on the same page when it comes to
Google’s Staffing Problems Have Much To Teach CIOs
If you could be running the IT department for any company out there right now, which one would it be? A lot of us would
First-Mover Advantage: Complex-Event Processing Is What CIOs Need
The job of a CIO and the IT department is to equip the rest of the company to move faster and do more. One of