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Joseph DeTullio and David Guzman Move Back into CIO Role

Introducing Moved & Shaken

How to Monitor Workers’ Use of IT Without Becoming Big Brother

CIOs asked to monitor employees' use of corporate IT are entering a difficult area for managers, as recent litigation shows. Here's how to do it right.

CIOs Need Business Partners To Achieve Security Controls

Effective security requires management teamwork.

Emphasize Results in Budget Presentations

How to Master Professional Speaking

Vary your style so people listen.

How to Present Your IT Budget

Here's how to make your next budget presentation a winning proposition.

Google Still Searching for Ways to Master Media

Despite the search giant's enormous success and future potential, many media companies see Google as more of a threat than an ally.

A Secret Weapon to Drive Top Line Revenue

Moved & Shaken: Your Forum for Ranting and Raving about Your Boss

Introducing CIO Job Search: A Real Life Chronicle

Hall of Fame CIO Donald R. Lasher Looks Back

Moore's Law, the "dark side" of the Internet, the human disconnect, the decline of IT architecture and the challenges facing CIOs today.

Hall of Fame CIO Wallington on 20 Years of IT Change

Miniaturization, computational ubiquity, pervasiveness and the CIO role.

The Hiring Manager Interviews: Jack in the Box CIO Stephanie Cline Shares Lessons from Her Hiring Mistakes

Conversations with IT managers on how they hire the best.

Meet the CIO Hall of Famers

The pioneers, trend setters and conductors who have helped make IT what it is today.

What would you do with a million dollars?

How to Navigate a Sea of SOA Standards

Facing too many emerging standards — and not enough vendor support for them — in your service-oriented architecture implementation? Consider these steps in your planning.

To Lead, Align Your Values with Your Organization’s Goals

The successful integration of high performance and organizational culture starts with the CIO.

Doreen Wright Nominated for Spot on Conseco’s Board

Hot Jobs: Windows Administrator

Creating Golden Teams

Rolling Back RFID Expectations at Wal-Mart

New CIOs at NYMagic and Ore. Dept. of Admin. Svcs.

Leadership and Generation X

How understanding the relevance of generational dynamics can invigorate your leadership potential.

Naked Conversations: How Blogs Are Changing the Way Businesses Talk With Customers

Final Edition

Reading facial expressions: The art of deciphering body language

Learning how to accurately interpret facial expressions isn't easy, but it can make you a more effective leader.

IT Value Methodologies: Do They Work?

Three experts weigh in on whether IT Value Methodologies can help a CIO's never-ending quest to prove IT's worth.

Young CIOs: They’re Smart, Ambitious and They’re Going to Take Your Job!

CEOs are hungry for talent they can nurture. Learn how this new generation of CIOsu2014aged 25, 33 and 36u2014climbed the corporate ladder so quickly.

Segway Inventor Dean Kamen on Risk-Taking and Innovation

Segway inventor Dean Kamen explains why it's essential to take risks in order to innovate.

Boost Security With Outbound Content Management

Sensitive data slides out your company's door every day. New outbound content management tools can help you identify problem spots and bolster security.

5 Steps to a Smart Outbound Content Management Strategy

Facial Expressions Test

How good are you at interpreting facial expressions? Take our test and find out.

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Newcastle Investment CIO Retires

Your Guide To Good-Enough Compliance

Noncompliance is a fact of life as the list of security and privacy regulations grows. The key is knowing how to comply just enough so that you don't waste your time or bankrupt your company.

The ROI of Noncompliance in the Mid-Market

When Companies Violate the Rules

A list of the 15 companies the Federal Trade Commission has cited for security breaches since 2002.

Newspapers Turn Readers Into Content Contributors

Mind the Gap

What JetBlue’s CIO Learned About Customer Satisfaction

An interview with JetBlue CIO Charles "Duffy" Mees about what was technology's fault, what were business process problems and what was unavoidable in the Valentine's Day ice storm debacle.

Fuel Cells Equal Cleaner Backup Power for Data Centers

FlipStart Takes Handhelds Beyond the BlackBerry

Outsourcing Lessons Learned in China

Specialists vs. Generalists

In these days of specialization, it can be more and more difficult for some to see and keep sight of the bigger picture at work.

Newspapers Struggle to Respond to Web Challenge

The newspaper business is bad and getting worse. The Web is stealing the industry's readers, advertisers, revenues and even its enthusiasm for the business. But as newspapers struggle to respond, lessons for other industries confronting disrupti

IT at the Department of Defense: Adding Insult to Injury

U.S. veterans of the Iraq War continue to struggle with Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Data Point: Consumer Data Storage and Your Company

How important is storage and information management to your company's future?

How TerraCycle Built a Corporate Network With Discarded Hardware and Open Source Software

Can you run a business using discarded technology equipment and open-source software? You bet.

The World’s Best Wide Area Networks (WANs)

Optimizing a WAN has never been more important.