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Staff Management

Partners Healthcare CIO John Glaser Faces the Music

Improving Customer Facing Processes Key to Competitive Edge

Flexible IT Budgets

The Blunt Stick of Computer Security

January 2005 IT Staffing Update

Portfolio Management

What You Should Know About Portfolio Management

Portfolio management provides a new way of looking at IT budget control, and along the way helps manage expectations across the organization.

The Military’s Model of Leadership

The Anti-Strategy

Businesses Finally Have the Upper Hand in Tech Spending

What's the CEO Reading

Making Change More Palatable

Good Partners Make Good Customers

Michigan’s Oakland County Deploys Thin Clients

Prune IT Systems, Not Budgets

Albright On Communication, Information And Negotiation

Riding The California Privacy Wave

Wherever your business is headquartered-on the Midwestu2019s grassy plains or in the Southu2019s sweltering cities-you have to deal with the new tide of legislation swelling out of the Golden State.

Globalization’s Down Side

Macroeconomics

What the CEO's Reading

A Change in Company Men

DHS Secretary for Infrastructure Protection Leaves

Should Federal Government Have a Holistic Tech Policy?

Should we look at tech policy as a whole, or is piecemeal serving us OK?

End User IT: Rules Are Made to Be Broken

Good Economic News Moves Businesses to Spending Mode

Small Vendors Have Solutions Too

Let Boomers Go, But Keep Their Knowledge

Blogs Becoming Important to Business

IT Services Governance: The Big Rules

Koch's IT Strategy

Competition Doesn’t Exist In Enterprise Software Market

The State of Information Security 2004: Best Practices

The Best Leadership Style? It All Depends.

Open Source Reality Check

Koch's IT Strategy

2005 Tech Investing Forecasts

SCO: What’s the Outlook

2005: The Technology Invasion

Broadband for the Masses

Do You Need a Podcasting Policy?

A Brief History of the ERP Problem

What It’s Like To Be… You

No one ever said being a CIO was easy. And over the past few years, it rarely has been. But at least it hasn't been dull.

What It’s Like To…Be a CIO

No one ever said being a CIO was easy. And over the past few years, it rarely has been. But at least it hasn't been dull.

Keric Nomination Derailed

CEOs’ Top Concerns for 2005

The Gathering Storm

Homeland Security News Roundup

How to Be a Hero to Your CFO

A DVR For Your Life

John Chambers: Cisco’s Man Is Everywhere

Gutierrez Nominated to Head Commerce Department

CEOs Need E-Mail Security

Managing by Inclusion