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Online Applications Benefit Students and Colleges

Simulations: A Visit to Europe’s Mission Control

CIO’s Bookshelf: Best-Sellers for 2003

CIO Careers: Year Ends with a Flurry of Moves

E-Commerce – First-Mover Advantage

Germany Boast Fully Automated Supermarket

Future IT: A Look at How It Will Evolve

CIOs Must Align with the Business, or Risk Ousting

2010: What were we thinking? Predictions that Went Awry

2010: Interview with Lester Thurow We Can Shape The Global Economy

2010: The Future of Security

2010: The Future Of The CIO

2010: The Future of Software

2010: The Future of Jobs and Innovation

The future of IT jobs and innovation in the U.S. could go one of two ways, depending on how things play out over the next few years. Scenario one? The U.S. stays on top. Scenario two? Americans need not apply.

Wireless Systems – Paris Hot Spots

Reader Feedback on Multitasking and Web Services

From The Editor: Why We Fear Knowledge Management

Celebrating the First PC

Toys – 12 Computer Chips A-Buzzing

Postponing Retirement Plans

By the Numbers: Why Software Quality Stinks

FBI IT Modernization Woes Index

IT Lingo: What to Call a Group of Users, and Other Useful Suggestions

History of First Flight Online

Offshore Outsourcing: Bank Gets Earful for Exporting IT Jobs

New Year’s Resolutions for CIOs

Ten must-dos for the year ahead.

Management Report A Survival Guide For New Leaders

Small Teams with Clear Goals Yield Productivity for CBS IT

Publisher Letter: Doing More with Less Has Limits

How Will Web Services Ultimately Change Business?

Real Value – Make It Clear

Using Real-Time Data: Best Practices

KM: What Not to Do

Companies Leading RFID Implementation

RFID: What Wal-Mart Wants, Wal-Mart Gets

Privacy Concerns May Derail RFID

Customers’ RFID Privacy Concerns Result in Scale-Back

Successful Use of RFID Requires the Right Infrastructure

Web Services, Best Low-Cost Integration

Miami Agencies Integrating With Web Services

How to introduce Six Sigma to your employees

All Together Now: CMM, CRM, ERP and Six Sigma

Six Sigma for Better IT Operations and Customer Satisfaction

Software for Sarbox Compliance

Toothless in Washington: Why Sarbox Is Likely to Failr

Four Steps to Sarbox Compliance

A Cautionary Note on Web Services for Technology Execs

Tracking the Rise and Fall and Rise of ERP

How to Determine If a Single-Instance ERP Implementation is Right for You

Even After Failed ERP Attempts, Having One ERP System Remains Appealing