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Appearance Does Matter in Business

Outsourcing: Tribal Mistrust

Wharton Professor Interviews Business Strategists

Medication Systems Need Treatment

Work-Life Balance: Your Work or Your Life

How To Avoid Merger Heartburn

Transparency Helps Align IT With the Business

Turning IT Doubters Into True Believers

Too many business leaders have little faith in IT's ability to deliver value. To save themselves — and their businesses — CIOs must change that negative perception into a positive belief in IT as a strategic partner.

Boost Your Company’s Value&And Your Own

Dotted Lines Do Little for IT Organization

We’re Being Watched…And No One Cares

Surveillance Is a Fact of Corporate Life

Avoiding Hubris in the Workplace

Time to Throw Away Your Wallet?

Black Lab Mobile Sees Cell Phone as Key to Commerce

The State of Sarbox

A Look at Deloitte’s Outsourcing Study

Oversight Board Makes Sarbox Audit Process Easier

Finance and Procurement Are Rising Stars

Who’s Mining the Store?

In the first of a series of "View from the Top" interviews, 7-Eleven President and CEO James Keyes says the role of IT is to help the company sell more stuff by creatively using point-of-sale data.

The Wi-Fi Backlash

Tech News in In-Flight Magazines

CIO Ones to Watch Honorees

Harvard’s Clayton Christensen: Seeing What’s Next

Leadership Skills: Must Haves for Stepping Up

Technology Leadership: What It Takes

CIO Career Development for Lunch

The Future of Business on the Web

McFarlan Plugs The Tipping Point

How to Identify and Cultivate Your Future IT Leaders

Lessons from Running a Business P&L

The Once and Future CIO

Warren McFarlan Talks Change

ID Theft Could Happen to You

Champion the People and the Projects

Nothing Succeeds Like Succession Planning

New UPS CIO Dave Barnes is the latest product of a culture that values succession planning.

E-mail out-of-office replies

What should you put in your e-mail out of office message? Here are some real-life examples.

Comair’s Christmas Disaster: Bound To Fail

The 2004 crash of a critical legacy system at Comair is a classic risk management mistake that cost the airline $20 million and badly damaged its reputation.

With ERP, Ask First, Implement Later

Northeastern's CIO uses an electronic survey to find out which IT projects his users really want.

10 ERP Tips from College CIOs for All CIOs

Don't go to the school of hard knocks; learn from those who've already been there.

University ERP: Big Mess on Campus

Disastrous ERP implementations have given more than a few universities black eyes. Fortunately, alternatives to these complex integrations now exist.

Timing Is Key in Succession Planning

Succession planning requires coordination and corralled egos.

How to Succeed as a CEO

IT succession planning can be a springboard for CIOs who want to move up.

The Magic of Positive Politics

Being a CIO in the health-care industry can be a trial. For Sutter Health's John Hummel, practicing the art of political theater helps soften the tribulations.

Times’ Friedman Talks a Good Education

The Buzz Surrounding Software Patents

Separating Integration from Applications

Integration Between Desktop Software and ERP

Shared IT Services

Turning Around an Ailing IT Organization