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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!You would think that building cars and running an IT

It is a sad fact of the IT world that everything requires money. No matter how cool the new technology would be to have, no

Outsourcing, off-shoring, call it what you will, it’s been with us long enough that you’d think that the rules for how to do it correctly

It’s just a little bit off-topic, but Meridith Levinson over at CIO.com just interviewed me as a part of an article that she wrote titled

Quick question: does your IT department have a business continuity plan? If you don’t or, even worse, if you’re not sure then basically you are

Let’s take a quick snapshot of the business world as it stands right now: uncertainties (and hope) about a new president coming in, financial markets

Ok, so maybe this is not really the best time for this posting seeing as the desperate situation all three of the major U.S. manufactures

The financial melt-down of 2008 had at its core one simple mistake that a whole bunch of companies made at the same time: they did

Rob Preston over at Information Week was talking about some interesting CIO studies that were done recently and what they show is that it looks

I’m sure that you’ve heard from many other places that you need a mentor. Mentoring is sorta like that networking thing. You know that it’s

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