CIO Leadership Opportunity: Learning From The Subprime Mess
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Can Microsoft Profit From Having Steve Ballmer Take Total Control?
The news is a bit old by now; however, it’s still a big deal that Steve Ballmer has finally taken full control of Microsoft now
From Plumber To Partner: How IT Can Become Part Of A Company’s Success
Current industry wisdom estimates that companies end up spending 5% – 10% of their gross revenue on all things related to Information Technology. Ouch! That
CRM News: The Business Of Information Technology Is Changing
With all of the changes that are once again starting to happen in IT, can you imagine how the big boys at SAP/Oracle/etc. (the traditional
IT Judgment Calls: How To Make Good Ones
Warren Bennis is a smart guy (professor of business administration and chairman of the leadership Institute at the University of Southern California). He’s cranked out
Congratulations On The Promotion — You’re In Trouble Now
What if you just got promoted or accepted a new job. Plop — there you are. I’ve got some bad news for you, according to
When Opportunity Comes Knocking: Getting Real Value From Enterprise Systems
The good folks over at Accenture have started running some ads that are asking companies to take a long term look at the value of
Paint By Numbers — The CIO’s New Job
It’s becoming more and more clear that the tradition CIO job of spending time on operational issues is quickly becoming out of date. What’s a
What’s More Important: Strategy, Quality, or Low Costs?
Here’s a challenge for you: you’ve just been put in charge of an IT department / branch / project because the previous person was unable
Soft Work In Hard Times
It would appear as though the U.S. economy is starting to pull out of it’s recent downturn; however, for those of us in the IT